Exclusive experience on Festive Tet holidays. Small group-joining (<10 guests) tour which offers complimentary pick-up & drop-off at hotels in Dist.1, Dist.3, Dist.4, HCM City.
The particularly designed on the Lunar New Year tour offers a fresh corner of My Tho which opens during the Tet season. The journey comprises a stroll at the season’s flower fair, a cruise on the Mekong River, a stop at a local home living on floriculture, traditional lunch with the family members and a cooking practice session of “Banh Tet”, a kind of country cake made of sticky rice and green peas.
Pickup included
07:30 Pick up - At Saigontourist Travel Service Office: 102 Nguyen Hue St., Sai Gon Ward (Dist. 1), HCMC 10 minutes before prior to departure time.
- Hotel pick-up in District 1 (Sai Gon Ward, Ben Thanh Ward, Tan Dinh Ward), District 3 (Xuan Hoa Ward) & District 4 (Xom Chieu Ward)
09:30 –Visit Vinh Trang Pagoda
Explore the largest pagoda in Tien Giang, known for its unique blend of Vietnamese, Khmer, and French architecture. Learn about local Buddhist traditions during the Tet season
10:00 – Visit Tet Flower Gardens
Stroll along colorful flower-growing lanes filled with marigolds, chrysanthemums, and traditional Tet plants. Enjoy the lively rural atmosphere as locals prepare their flowers for the holiday market.
10:30 – My Tho Flower Market (Quang Truong Area)
Walk through the bustling Tet flower fair with vibrant displays and festive decorations.
A great spot for photos and observing local New Year traditions.
10:45 – Visit My Tho Market
Discover the local lifestyle through a traditional wet market full of Tet ingredients, fruits, and regional specialties.
11:15 – Arrive at My Tho Marina Port
Take a cruise on the Tien River, passing the iconic four islets: Long, Lan, Quy, Phung—symbolizing prosperity and harmony.
11:30 – Tet Experience at a Local House
Arrive at a traditional home and enjoy the warm Tet atmosphere. See family altars, festive flower decorations, and the holiday kitchen. Enjoy fruit from the family orchard and relax in the garden. Experience Banh Tet making and try wrapping your own cake. Each guest receives a complimentary Banh Tet to take home.
13:00 – Lunch at the Local House
Savor a home-cooked Mekong meal with Tet specialties.
Continue to explore the beauty of the river-land:
• Visit a honey farm: taste honey tea, learn about beekeeping, and take photos with local animals
• Take an electric cart ride/ xe lam ride around the island’s village roads
• Watch rice paper making and popped rice demonstrations
• Enjoy a peaceful hand-rowed sampan ride through narrow canals
• Visit a coconut candy workshop to see how the famous Ben Tre sweets are
16:00 – Return to My Tho Pier
Boat return and prepare for the journey back to Ho Chi Minh City.
18:00 – Drop-off at Saigontourist Travel Service Office. Tour ends.
- Hotel drop-off in District 1 (Sai Gon Ward, Ben Thanh Ward, Tan Dinh Ward), District 3 (Xuan Hoa Ward) & District 4 (Xom Chieu Ward)
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