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Mitchell_S, Jul 2026
Wonderful family trip.
Great trip. Great your guide. Boat ride was too long. Boat ride in heat may be a challenge for young kids. The historical information was wonderful. This trip really depends on the guide I feel. He was amazing, this 5 stars.
Yiwen_H, Feb 2026
Very nice tour. The tour...
Very nice tour. The tour guide gave very detailed explanations and even helped everyone take photos. The entire itinerary was well-paced, tight, and fulfilling.
SEONGSIK_Y, Jun 2026
A Wonderful Visit to Vung Tau from Ho Chi Minh City
When I was planning my trip to Ho Chi Minh City, I really wanted to visit Vung Tau because I wanted to see the famous Jesus Christ Statue and enjoy the beautiful beach. However, I didn’t feel confident going there by myself. While searching on Viator, I found this tour program and decided to book it. I chose the “Small Group” tour option. Thanks to this trip, I was able to enjoy the places I had wanted to visit, including the Jesus Christ Statue and the beautiful beach, even though I was traveling alone. Most of all, the bus provided for this tour was comfortable, and the guide was extremely kind and helpful. I highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to visit Vung Tau on their own.
Stuart_T, Jan 2026
Quite a long day with...
Quite a long day with quite a lot of walking on uneven surfaces. A great day out and we'll worth the money. Minh the guide was absolutely brilliant with lots of knowledge about the area.

Perfume Pagoda (Chua Huong)

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Hanoi
Perfume Pagoda (Chua Huong)
  • Touts, hawkers, and unofficial guides are in abundance around the Perfume Pagoda—it’s worth pre-booking a guided tour with a reputable guide to ensure professional service.

  • Wear comfortable shoes and clothing as you will be required to climb in and out of small boats and walk over uneven ground.

  • There are plenty of street vendors selling water and snacks, but bring your own to avoid paying inflated prices.

  • Due to its tricky-to-reach location, the pagoda is not wheelchair accessible.