SAIGON HIDDEN GEMS

The tour starts at 8:30 am when you have already had breakfast at your hotel. Then you will spend a wonderful morning with us on visiting many places off the beaten path in Saigon.

Riding on the back of the bike through Saigon Back Alley

Coming over the bridge to get to another area of the city where you will find an interesting view and listen to untold story which you will feel amazed about.

Slipping through the small alleys we will see family-run businesses lining the street, learning how the city’s residents live - using their ground floors as shops or food stalls and residing upstairs. See vendors cooking up fresh morning treats and locals queuing up to buy their breakfast.

We stop by somewhere in the alley to have a cool drink

After that, keep up with the trails to go to china town first we will visit a local market a delve right into local life while browsing the stalls, watching the vendors peddle their wares and shoppers bargain for the freshest goods. The cacophony of noises, colours and smells is invigorating!

Following with a drive to one of the most famous Chinese clan houses. Dedicated to Chinese General Quan Cong, Nghia An Hoi Quan, Tian Hou temple were most impressive for its exquisite gilded woodwork, where devotees gather to perform daily prayers. Take time to make a wish, write it on a small card and attach it to one of the incense coils in the local custom.

Ride along the herbal street and take a chance to learn about various kinds of herbs before making a stop at another corner of Cho Lon for an insider look at Silver Street and its neighbourhood, which is considered as the wholesale centre for silver in Southeast Asia because Vietnamese silver handicrafts remains the best ones in the world with their designs, skilled silversmiths & quality of silver.

Then, get a true experience of traditional handicraft by going on a join-in hands-on silver jewellery-making class and create a personal jewellry piece. After this insightful visit, return to the hotel at around 1:00PM.