Ho Chi Minh City – Vietnam Holiday Tour

Arrive at Ho Chi Minh Airport, meet our representative and get transferred to the hotel. Ho Chi Minh is called ‘the pearl of orient’; offering the best shopping and dining experience of Vietnam. Spend rest of the day at leisure. Have a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel.

Post breakfast at the hotel; proceed to Ho Chi Minh City for full day Sightseeing tour. You would visit Lam Son Square, Saigon Opera House, People’s Committee Hall, and Dong Khoi Street, Notre Dame Cathedral, Old Post Office, Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum and the Thien Hau Pagoda. Go for shopping in colorful Ben Thanh market the largest market of Saigon. Later return to the hotel and have sound sleep.

After breakfast, meet our guide and proceed to Cu Chi Tunnels – these tunnels are known during the Vietnamese American war, gives introduction about Vietnamese history and how local people are using these tunnels during the war. Crawl through this amazing tunnels. Have thrilling experience, test yout shooting skills on original AK47 and other ancient guns. Then drive to Tay Ninh where the religion Cao Dai originated from 1926. This religion is mix ideas from Buddhism, Christianity, Taoism and Confucianism. Visit the holy temple in Tay Ninh and see the worshippers in their costumes. Then return to the hotel and have a relaxed night stay.

After breakfast, proceed to full day tour to My Tho town. Upon arrival, take a boat trip on Tien River. Visit Fish farms, floating fish market, Dragon Island. Then visit Xếp canal in Bến Tre (land of coconuts) and see how locals make handicrafts from coconut trunk and shell. You can opt for horse-cart on village path. You would watch bees breeding in wooden boxes under longans tree, later go for boating along water palm creek and see local peoples making coconut candy. Overnight stay is at Ho Chi Minh City.

Have a hearty breakfast; Spend leisure time. Later get transferred to Ho Chi Minh Airport as per your flight departure time. Return home with everlasting memories of trip with Indus Traveller.