Top Ho Chi Minh City Walking Tours - page 31

We had an absolutely wonderful experience, and so much of that is thanks to our incredible guide, Truc. His knowledge, generosity, and genuine passion for sharing his country made this tour truly special. What stood out the most was how he went beyond the typical itinerary—introducing us to local communities, showing us how everyday goods are made, and creating meaningful moments of connection. We didn’t just see Vietnam, we experienced it in a way that felt authentic and personal. Truc also gave us the opportunity to make small contributions along the way, which added a deeper sense of purpose to the journey. It was thoughtful, respectful, and deeply appreciated. Thank you, Truc, for turning this into such a memorable and heartfelt experience. We will carry these moments with us for a long time.

Wow!! We had the best time with our guides - the scooters were so fun - food and tour was amazing, but the young ladies were the shining stars of the evening - I would highly recommend and highly recommend Kiss !!! Our highlight of Hoi chi minh city we would do it again ❤️

This was one of the most fun experiences we had in Ho Chi Minh City! Riding on the back of motorbikes through different districts at night was exhilarating and gave us a real feel for the energy of the city. We stopped at several street food locations and tried a variety of authentic Vietnamese dishes. Kay and Phouc were fantastic drivers and guides — friendly, knowledgeable, and great at explaining each dish and the local food culture. One of the highlights was riding across the Purple Bridge while looking out over the river and city lights. It was beautiful and something we would never have experienced on our own. If you’re visiting HCMC, this tour is absolutely a must-do.

Representative met us promptly upon entering the immigration area and fed us through the correct immigration line to bypass the large crowd and got us to our luggage timely once we got through immigration. She then walked us outside to connect with our driver.

I recently joined a daily tour to the Cu Chi Tunnels from Ho Chi Minh City, and it was truly one of the most eye-opening experiences I’ve had in Vietnam. The tour was very well organized from start to finish. Our guide gave detailed and engaging explanations about the history of the tunnels and their importance during the Vietnam War. It was fascinating to learn how locals lived, communicated, and survived underground in such incredibly difficult conditions. Walking through the narrow tunnels really gave me a deeper appreciation of the resilience and creativity of the Vietnamese people. We also had the chance to see various trap demonstrations and even try some traditional foods that were eaten during wartime. Transportation was comfortable, the schedule was smooth, and everything ran on time perfect for a half-day escape from the busy city life of Ho Chi Minh. If you’re visiting Ho Chi Minh, I highly recommend adding the Cu Chi Tunnels daily tour to your itinerary. It’s not just a tour, it’s a journey back in time!

Hi! Austin and Lucas were awesome! We learned so much. I was so emotional when Austin told the story about the monk that was set on fire. That really tugged at my heart strings 😢. He was very informative about each site we went to. We even had time to do some small shopping the areas that sold souvenirs

After cooking your own three dishes, be prepared to enjoy your dishes, in addition to dessert and ice water to rinse it down. The class was vibrant with lots of tourists wanting to learn how to cook dishes of Vietnam. It included a good amount of direct student participation in cooking. Thanks to Chef Amy, who picked us up, gave us a general tour of Ben Thanh Market, and taught us the cooking class with her wonderful assistant.

We had a great time visiting the tunnels, learned a lot about the history, guerrilla tactics and survival skills of this brave people. Our guide, An, was very organised and knew a lot about the history and culture of, even got us a great sandwich at the end. Would definitely recommend to anyone willing to learn about the history of the conflict and land as well.