At 8:00 AM, our English speaking driver team will pick you up.
1.We will learn about the mysterious story of the Thich Quang Duc monument
2. drink coffee at local coffee shop and visit the bunker containing the weapons to attack independent palace in 1968
3.Then we continue on driving to visit the oldest apartment in Ho Chi Minh city and weave our way through alleys to visit the biggest flower market.
4. we go to district 5 to visit the Chinese heritage and "Thien Hau " temple, this is the oldest temple in China town
5. visit the oldest church was built In 1865 by Father Phillippe, priest of the Paris Missionaries Association of the diocese of Canton
6. Then we will drive you floating market to drink coconut juice.
7. The next stop is district 4 – which is also known as the smallest district in Saigon ( this is the mafia area) to enjoy spring roll vermicelli.
8. At the end of the tour, our English speaking drivers will say goodbye to you.
Pickup included
Schedule:
8:00 AM: Take a taxi to district 4 - the paradise of streetfood
8:15 AM: Try vietnamese cambodian noodle with pork and prawns or vietnamese vermicelli with crab paste and blood pudding
8:30 AM: Xom Chieu market (the very local market of district 4).
8:45 AM: Take a small sip of Vietnamese snake wine
9:00 AM: Try Banh Mi (barguette) with roasted pork
9:30 AM: Drink whole-fresh coconut juice
10:00 AM: Pay a small visit to the temple of Thien Hau (Lady of the sea)
10:45 AM: Try and make vietnamese coffee yourself
11:15 AM: Rambling in the local catholic church
11:45 AM: Eat Vietnamese most traditionally viral dish ""PHO"" at a local restaurant
12:00 PM: Have a little desert at the end of the tour (caramel flan cake in an eggshell) then get a cab back to your hotel.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Destinations:
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District 4, the paradise of street food
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Tofu factory
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Vietnamese local market
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Old local narrow alleys
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Thien Hau Pagoda
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One of the oldest church in Saigon, since 1856
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The street food valley
Food and Drink:
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Tropical fruits
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Fresh coconut and Sugarcane juice
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Vietnamese baguette (Banh Mi) with local taste
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Vietnamese coffee
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Broken rice
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Flan cake in the eggshell
Hotel pickups commence prior to this time
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Vietnamese Dong (VND)
GMT+7
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