Our local student guides will conveniently pick you up at your hotel/apartment/apartment by motorbike, or you can choose to meet at the Opera House (7 Công Trường Lam Sơn, District 1) as a designated meeting point. Rest assured, your safety is our utmost priority. Our well-trained drivers will ensure a secure ride, providing you with helmets and ponchos. Additionally, our tours include Scooter Accident Insurance, offering coverage of up to $5000. All the eateries we visit proudly hold Government Safe Food Certificates, ensuring the highest standards of hygiene and food safety. *Please note that the menu may vary slightly depending on the day, time, and availability of local food stalls.

Embark on a delightful journey as you savor the 10 dishes from our recommended food list: 1. "Gỏi Đu Đủ" - signature papaya salad, expertly mixed with black beef jerky reviewed by the Best Ever Food Review Show. 2. "Dừa Tắc" - combination of coconut juice infused with pineapple or kumquat jam. 3. "Bánh Cuốn" - Delight in the steamed rice roll filled with minced pork, wood-ear mushroom 4. "Bánh Xèo" - Sizzling pancake-style delight from the Mekong, skillfully served at a renowned 25-year-old restaurant in China Town. 5. "Bánh Khọt" - Enjoy the sizzling savory crepe, delicately filled with a combination of pork and shrimp. 6. "Bún Bò Huế" - Original Hue-style beef noodle soup, simmered to perfection over 8 hours 7. Vietnamese pizza - Melted butter, cheese, egg, and sausage, creating a unique Vietnamese twist on pizza. 8. "Chuối Nướng" - grilled banana, served with creamy coconut milk, offered by a vendor with 20 years of experience. 9. Saigon Beer - 10. "Chè" or Flan Cake With Coconut

For nearly half a century, the Nguyen Thien Thuat apartment buildings have stood as a testament to time. Embracing their familiar abodes, the residents who call these buildings home share a deep-rooted attachment to their living spaces. In fact, a number of neighbors have formed enduring bonds that date back to the era of the Vietnam War.

Established in the 1980s, Ho Thi Ky stands tall as the largest flower market in Ho Chi Minh City, serving as the primary source of flowers not only for the city itself but also for various provinces in the southern region of Vietnam. This remarkable marketplace holds a treasured quality, preserving the unique essence of the old Saigon in a way that is seldom found elsewhere.