Top Ho Chi Minh City Outdoor Activities - page 11

Honest feelings about this tour: Fun, Intimate, Relax, Local, Easy-going, Flexible, never rushed, just genuine Mekong experiences. Pick up made easy. Exciting yet relaxing diverse local activities, vehicles like motorbike or tuktuk and quiet sailboat. Explore the countryside on the road, on the Mekong river, then on a quiet small canals shaded by coconut leaves. Relax on comfortable beanbag chairs while watching everyday river life. Taste authentic Mekong cuisine: You'll savor delicious, fresh food. The food is made with fresh, local ingredients, and all dietary preferences are welcomed. Food is cooked by a local family, the host is passionate in cooking and sharing. Non-touristic, local, intimate: This tour takes you off the beaten path and into the real Mekong Delta, in Ben Tre. You'll experience the region like a local, away from the crowds of tourists. Travel with our local guides feel intimate, just like hanging out with a friend, you can ask anything, even recommendations.

There’s no better way to get into the swing of Saigon than riding a motorcycle. Enjoy the immediacy of scooter travel without the self-driving risks on this private guided foodie adventure. Pull up a kindergarten chair as you sample thirteen separate tastings at a range of street eateries. Savor city signatures, from beer to Bun Bo Hue, and curiosities such as sweet soup and barbecued scallops. You will have a chance to visit places where only a few other tourists go, including back alleys and markets, with a genuinely local guide. Try the most authentic street food in Saigon while exchanging stories with the locals. A charming and fasted beauty has remained so far in the small corners behind the main streets. The authentic Saigon street food tour of 13–16 greatest tastes in alleys on the back of motorbikes will show you almost all aspects of traditional Vietnamese food, and do not forget to come with us with your empty stomachs, which will be filled up afterward!!! Cheers!!!

Upgrade your photography skills and take home some stunning photos of your trip on a private sunrise tour of Ho Chi Minh City. Your guide will take you through hidden gems in Cho Lon, the city’s largest Chinatown, for a more authentic backdrop for your photos. Skip the crowded tourist sites and take photos that capture a different side to the city.

Experience two authentic sides of Southern Vietnam in just 2 days — from the historic Cu Chi Tunnels to the peaceful countryside of the Mekong Delta. Escape the crowds and discover quiet rural villages Cycle through the countryside and local fruit orchards Kayak through peaceful canals surrounded by tropical greenery Stay at a local Mekong homestay and experience countryside life Cook, eat and connect with local hosts Relax with a natural herbal foot soak Experience authentic rural activities and local traditions

THE BEST THING IN THIS CITY IS FOOD Our guides will show you around the city to see just the hustle and bustle of this busy city. It is just a perfect time when everybody has finished their day at work and is ready for the nightlife. We are heading to one of Ho Chi Minh City’s very famous streets, to emerge ourselves in the crowd of locals. Enjoy a glass of local drinks. Keep riding around to enjoy the city view stopping at local restaurants to taste local food Not only tasting the food but also a great chance to discover the City by night.

Mui Ne's white and red sand dunes and Fairy Stream are one of Vietnam's most magical coastal destinations at around 2 hours 30 mins only from HO CHI MINH (Saigon) to Mui Ne , they're hardly a self-drive visit. This adventure lets you sleep on the overnight bus, catch sunrise from the dunes, and stroll the Fairy Stream. You can try sandboarding and all-terrain vehicle (ATV) rides at your own expense.

You will be picked up by us at your accommodation, our staff will describe the itinerary you will receive before boarding the cruise. And then you will begin your exciting journey when the luxury yacht departs and takes you along the famous river "Saigon River". A truly romantic and wonderful city when you can experience a dinner on a yacht with a panoramic view of the city at night, you will be transported by yacht passing through outstanding places.with attractive dishes and listening to melodious music from a professional bands. The duration of this journey will be about 3 hours including time to pick you up at your places. Pick up at 18:45 - The yacht depart at 19:30. End at: 21:45 at your places.

Time-pressed travelers won't want to miss this 1-day combo tour that hits not only the signature sights of HCMC (formerly known as Saigon) but the Cu Chi Tunnels, Vietnam's most famous wartime structure. Start the day with pickup from District 1 hotels and a tour of colonial architecture, the Reunification Palace, and the War Remnants Museum. Then, eat lunch and explore the tunnels, including sampling wartime fare.

Ho Chi Minh City, known as the "Pearl of the Far East," has over 300 years of history and is home to many ancient architectural structures, famous vestiges, and renowned sights. Its distinct culture is a harmonious synthesis of traditional values and northern and western forms of culture. HCMC is also a trade, industrial, scientific, technical, and cultural center, as well as one of the largest tourist centers in Vietnam.

Two of the best days out of Saigon, and you can take one or both. North of the city, the Cu Chi tunnels run for miles under the fields — a whole underground world of kitchens, hospitals and sleeping quarters. We go to Ben Duoc, the far end of the system, where the tour buses do not reach. You go down yourself, and your guide explains how people lived in that dark for years. South is the opposite kind of day. You cross the river to the workshops: coconut candy pulled and cut by hand, honey tea, rice paper drying in the sun. A sampan takes you up a palm-shaded canal, and an electric cart runs you through the village, so there is very little walking. Between the two, a lacquer factory where artisans living with disabilities make lacquer paintings by hand — a craft settlers carried south three hundred years ago. CHOOSE YOUR DAY Cu Chi Tunnels only — half day, back by early afternoon Mekong Delta only — one full day south Cu Chi and Mekong — both, in one long day

Saigon is a city you feel from the street, not through a car window. You ride it in a restored US Army Jeep with the roof off, high above the traffic. Six stops: the Reunification Palace where the war ended, the War Remnants Museum, the Central Post Office, the incense smoke of the Jade Emperor Pagoda, the Phuong Nam workshop where lacquer artists still build each piece by hand & a secret bunker under an ordinary house where the Viet Cong hid the weapons used in the 1968 attack on the Palace. No sign outside. Your guide knows the door. Between them you ride — Dong Khoi, Nguyen Hue, past Bitexco, over the bridge. On a Jeep, the road is half the tour. CHOOSE HOW YOU RIDE Private Jeep: your own Jeep & guide, entrance fees included, stop where you like. Shared Jeep: same route, lower price, small group Street Food After Dark: the same Jeep at night, back alleys and charcoal grills, 13-16 tastings on plastic stools. Hotel pickup in districts 1, 3 and 4, or meet us at Saigon Opera House.

The Mekong Delta is south Vietnam’s agricultural heartland. Get a hands-on encounter with local life and help support hard-working families too on this small-group experience that lets you live like a local farmer. Visit a market; try fishing, duck herding, and traditional irrigation; and prepare a delicious lunch using vegetables and herbs you’ve picked yourself. Also enjoy two scenic boat journeys to get an even better view of daily life.

Ho Chi Minh City at night is truly beautiful, especially the landscape along the Saigon River. If you want to escape the busy streets, normal resultants full of tourists, a Dinner cruise on the river would be a great choice for you. Dinner on the river cruise will give you the chance to not only taste the delicious food but also enjoy the beauty of the Saigon River. Let's explore more about Dinner on the cruise in Ho Chi Minh City with us in this article. Having dinner on the cruise in the Saigon river will be a great experience. Let's see the reason why many people choose to have dinner on the cruise instead of a restaurant on the mainland. Great scenery view from a cruise on the Saigon river. The service on the cruise is great, and often combines traditional and modern ethnic music The air on the River is fresh and cool. The cuisine is unique, diverse, and often prepared by professional 5-star chefs. The menu is dishes with new flavors, and fresh ingredients, ensuring food safety.

Embark on a journey through history with the Private Cu Chi Tunnels Half-Day Tour, where you'll uncover an extensive underground network that was crucial to Vietnam’s resistance during the war. Located just 60km from Ho Chi Minh City, this historic site allows you to crawl through tunnels, explore hidden trapdoors, and learn about the ingenuity of wartime soldiers. Experience the excitement of firing an AK-47 at the shooting range, or enjoy a taste of the simple yet authentic meals once served to Vietnamese fighters. With a private guide and comfortable transportation, this tour offers a quick yet deeply immersive look into Vietnam’s storied past!

Thank you for choosing Vietnam as your travel destination. To support the locals especially the middle-aged man with precarious life, we organanize this tour. This is the most chill out way to explore our city because our drivers will drive you slowly and you have chance to emmerse yourselves in local life ryhm. We offer you a glance tour in 3,5 hour which is combination of sight-seeing and street food. You gonna have chance to visit the most highlight spots of Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) and the signature food of the South cuisine culture. For example: Saigon Opera House, City Hall, Walking Street, Saigon Central Post Office, Local market (flower and food market)...with our best tour guides.

Visit a floating market, cruise the Mekong River, and row shady canals on a 2-day tour from Ho Chi Minh City that explores the best of the Mekong Delta. With a local guide to lead the way, learn about Mekong Delta agriculture, food, and traditional music, joining the bustling crowd of vendors at the Cai Rang floating market. This 2-day Mekong Delta tour includes pickup and drop-off at hotels in Ho Chi Minh City District 1, as well as overnight accommodation.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Ho Chi Minh City for the scenic waterways and rural villages of the Mekong Delta on this full-day tour. Travel on a motorized wooden sampan and journey along the Mekong River, cruising around Tan My and Thoi Son Islands. Learn about the area's culture, enjoy a delicious lunch at a local family's home, explore the area by bike, and much more. Everything is included, so all you need to do is enjoy yourself.

Saigon is a city for the senses, and to best experience it, you need to be in the open air. On this tour, you’ll hop on a cyclo—sort of like a bike taxi—and follow your guide to all the city’s best sites, from the Jade Emperor Pagoda to the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office, and beyond.

Are you tired of all the cliché touristic spotlight  ? Full of tourists, nothing else but the selfie stick and "soulless" luxury shop. Do you want to experience the local life of Saigon in a very specific way: through the viewfinder of the analog camera ? In this experience, you come to my store to pick up a TLR camera and one roll B&W medium format film. After the short brief about how to use it and small talk about Saigon. We will discover:  - THE COFFEE AND STREET FOOD CULTURE OF VIETNAM: Start with a 90-year old coffee shop, where you will sit down and enjoy the coffee like a local.  - THE " ORIGINAL" ANALOG PHOTOGRAPHY: You will know how to use ALL the cameras in this world and practice  by wind your way through nearby ALLEY street markets and the oldest apartment HIDDEN in town.  - SAIGON LOCAL TOUCH: I will help you to " BREAK THE ICE" by being your translator and connecting through all local people.  Let's begin, shall we ;)

Swap the city streets for the waterways of the Mekong Delta on a full-day tour from Ho Chi Minh City, which provides a relaxing escape from Vietnam’s bustling capital. You’ll skip the hassle of advance planning and enjoy a varied itinerary that includes a cooking class, kayak and bike tour, and a live music performance. Plus, you’ll receive personalized attention in a small group limited to 12.

Start in Ho Chi Minh City and end in Phnom Penh! Join us on this fascinating three-day Mekong Delta Tour. During this trip, you’ll have the chance to visit bustling floating markets, stunning temples, beautiful wilderness areas, and much more!

Explore the Mekong Delta and exit to Cambodia on a three-day tour package. After a convenient hotel pickup in Ho Chi Minh City, travel by comfortable air-conditioned bus with an English-speaking guide to Can Tho. Having a boat ride to the floating market on Tien River (Cai Rang floating market). Deeply exploring the local village on foot and through handlebars. Approaching features of the typical, traditional Vietnamese architectural styles from an ancient house and Khmer temple. Going to Chau Doc by a car, visit Tra Su bird forest and free time to visit a town and stay 1 night at hotel in Chau Doc. You will spend 6 hours on the express boat to Phom Penh- Cambodia.

✅ Small Group ✅ No Shopping Stops ✅ Stay at a Local Riverside Homestay ✅ Home-Cooked Dinner with a Local Family ✅ Sunrise at Cai Rang Floating Market ✅ Breakfast on a Boat ✅ Cycling Through Peaceful Villages ✅ Hidden Canals by Traditional Sampan ✅ Authentic Local Experiences

Benefit from a Ho Chi Minh City food tour that is paired with sightseeing by motorbike for the ultimate half-day combo tour of this important city in southern Vietnam. Observe daily life as your driver-guide zips through the streets while you ride as a passenger on the motorbike. Stop at popular local eateries and sample enough dishes to make up a meal, including delicious appetizers, mains, and dessert. Hear insightful commentary about Vietnamese food traditions Includes lunch or dinner, drinks, transportation, and use of helmet Go to places that are difficult to find on your own Hotel pickup and drop-off provided