Ho Chi Minh City Tour (half-day) in AB Travel

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Duration

3 - 5 hours

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

40 people

Languages

English

About this tour

With its bustle and hustle energy and countless hidden treasures, Ho Chi Minh city is well-known for its endless energy and the paradise of motorbikes. It is perhaps the single city in the world where one can see a stark contrast yet harmonious blend between tradition and modernity. The history of Ho Chi Minh City is captivating, not least because it stretches out in so many different directions, from delicious street food on almost every corner to fine fusion dining restaurants; from colonial buildings to skyscrapers…

Ho Chi Minh City Tour (half-day) Price

For reservation, please contact us via email sales@abtravel.vn or Hotline (+84) 28.6653.6666

Highlights

War Remnants Museum
Binh Tay Market
Thien Hau Temple

Included/Excluded

Modern air-conditioned vehicles
English-speaking guide
Admission tickets as specified in the itinerary
Meals as mentioned (B= Breakfast, L= Lunch, D= Dinner)
Mineral water (02 bottles/pax/day)
Travel insurance

Domestic and International flight tickets.
Visa fee
Personal expenses (laundry, minibar,…)
Beverage & other meals not specified in the itinerary
Vietnamese taxes (Vat 10%)
Tip for tour guide and driver $.../pax/tour
We offer free pickup and drop-off from District 1, 3, and 5. Pickup/drop-off outside of this area and airport transfers are subject to extra charges

Itinerary

<span>Morning</span> Depart for a half day trip to Ho Chi Minh City

Pick up at your hotel and depart for a day trip of HCMC

War Remnants Museum: the museum has a wide variety of displays from the two Indochina wars
Thien Hau Pagoda dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea, one of the oldest Chinese temples in Ho Chi Minh City. Besides the value of architectural art, sculpture, and ancient artifacts, this place is also a place for Chinese-Vietnamese people to meet up and support each other
Ben Thanh market: built in the 20s of the 19th century, in the center of the first Chinese community who established Cho Lon today