Itinerary:
Your Jeep and guide will pick you up at the hotel and then start the city tour visiting the major attraction sites of Saigon.
Re-Unification Palace, the former residence of the President of South Vietnam, hear the stories about Saigon Government and the Fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975; Central Post Office, a classic French colonial structure, is still a functioning post office today and features huge ceilings, a giant portrait of Hochiminh, and many beautiful details; Notre Dame Cathedral built between 1877 and 1883, Saigon’s Neo-Romanesque Notre Dame Cathedral is a major centre of Catholicism in modern Vietnam, one of the city’s major landmarks and the War Remnants Museum, which contains countless artifacts and photographs graphically representing the war and its devastating impacts. Jeep will get you driven passing some other city’s landmarks as Saigon Opera House; Saigon People Committee and Ben Thanh Market.
Having lunch at a cozy restaurant before heading to Saigon’s oldest pagoda, Giac Lam dates back to 1744 and its architecture, layout, and ornamentation remain largely unaltered. The elderly and infirm flock here as the pagoda houses a bronze bell that pilgrims ring after posting their prayers, said to ensure an answer to prayer. You then move to FITO Museum, the Museum of Traditional Vietnamese Medicine. Its collection of 3,000 items, including traditional tools and ancient documents, traces the development of traditional medicine in Vietnam.
Trip concludes at your hotel.
Prices Include
Jeep with driver (one Jeep can carry 2 adults plus guide, or 2 adults and 1 child plus guide)
English speaking local guide
Lunch with local foods
01 bottle of water and 03 cans of beer or soft drinks per person per day
Entrance fees
Not Included
Meals not listed in the itinerary
Drinks, other than water on activity days
Personal expenses (laundry, telephone, drinks, tips, etc)
Travel insurance
High season surcharge if any
All other services not listed in “Prices Include”
Please note all prices and tour itinerary are correct at the time of publishing. They are subject to change without prior notice and can only be confirmed upon submitting an enquiry.
