Explore Ho Chi Minh City Tour 4D3N

Description

The Explore Ho Chi Minh City Tour 4D3N is a great way to experience the vibrant and bustling city of Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon. The tour takes visitors on a journey through the city's rich history, culture, and cuisine. Visitors can explore the famous landmarks of the city, such as the War Remnants Museum, the Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Reunification Palace. They can also delve into the city's culinary scene, with visits to local markets and street food vendors to sample authentic Vietnamese dishes. The tour also includes a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, a network of underground tunnels used during the Vietnam War, and a chance to learn about the city's history and culture. This tour is perfect for anyone looking to experience the unique atmosphere and charm of Ho Chi Minh City.

Ho Chi Minh City 4Days 3Nights Tour Program

DAY 1: ARRIVAL HOCHIMINH (SAIGON)

Arrival Ho Chi Minh City. Meet our representative then transfer to check-in hotel

(check in time 14:00, early check in not included)

Overnight in Hochiminh

Dinner by guest arrangement

DAY 2: SAIGON - CU CHI TUNNELS - CITY TOUR (B/L)

After breakfast, we will transfer to Cu Chi Tunnels, a one and half hour drive takes you to Cu Chi – from Ho Chi Minh City, where human knowledge has been enriched by experiencing an web-like tunnels system of more than 200km in length which used to be the shelters of guerrillas during the war against American troops

Lunch at local restaurant

Afternoon, we will have Saigon dynamic city tour: War Remnants Museum, photo-stop at Neo - Roman Notre Dame Cathedral (Renovation period) - one of the most splendid and typical of the beautiful French-built churches in Ho Chi Minh city, next Municipal Post Office - Saigon's French-style main post office to admire and take photos of its nice architecture that is one of the Ho Chi Minh City’s symbolizing images, Opera House, Nguyen Hue Walking Street, Thu Thiem 2 Bridge – new icon landmark, Bach Dang river park

Overnight in Hochiminh

Dinner by guest arrangement

DAY 3: SAIGON – MEKONG DELTA - SAIGON (B)

After breakfast, take a two hour drive to My Tho will expose the colorful outskirt life as well as picturesque rice fields along the journey. Continue to drive to pier and get on a boat trip up Mekong River stop at Thoi Son island to visit honey bee-farm, coconut candy workshop. Then taste seasonal fruits, enjoy traditional folk songs at local people house. Walk along the village to see the authentic life of the local and challenge your bargaining power at cottage handicraft shops. An adventurous sampan ride in palm shading creeks will be the next experience of the riverside region, visit to the beautiful Vinh Trang pagoda.

Have lunch with sample the local delicacy - Elephant's Ear Fish

Returns to Hochiminh in the afternoon.

Overnight in Hochiminh.

Dinner by guest arrangement

DAY 4: SAIGON – DEPARTURE (B)

Breakfast at hotel. Free time until transfer out to airport for departure flight

(12:00 noon time, late check out not included)

Attractions in Ho Chi Minh City 4Days 3Nights Tour Program

Saigon = Ho Chi Minh

- Cu Chi Tunnels

- War Remnants Museum

- Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon

- Municipal Post Office

- Opera House

- Nguyen Hue Walking Street

- Thu Thiem 2 Bridge

- Bach Dang river park

Mekong Delta

- My Tho

- Thoi Son island

- Vinh Trang pagoda

Shopping in Ho Chi Minh City 4Days 3Nights Tour Program

- Takashimaya Ho Chi Minh City

- Sài Gòn Square

- Ben Thanh Market

- Vincom Center

- Van Hạnh mall

FAQ

Everyone visiting Vietnam should make time to see the fascinating and distinctive Cu Chi Tunnels. During the Vietnam War, the Viet Cong utilized these subterranean tunnels, which were essential to the combat effort. Visitors can now explore the tunnels and discover the clever strategies the Viet Cong employed. The tunnels are exceedingly small and were made to be challenging for the adversary to maneuver through. During the war, living quarters, kitchens, and even hospitals were used; now, visitors can crawl into the tunnels and explore these locations. In order to keep the tunnels secret from the enemy, the tunnels also contain covert trap doors and disguised entrances. The site also features a shooting range where visitors can try out vintage weapons in addition to exhibits of weapons and other artefacts from the fight. Visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels is a fascinating and educational experience that teaches about the history of the Vietnam War and the fortitude of the Vietnamese people.

One of the most recognizable rivers in the world, the Mekong passes through six Southeast Asian nations, including Vietnam, and supports the livelihoods of millions of people. The river is well-known for its abundant biodiversity, gorgeous landscape, and cultural significance. Travelers to Vietnam can discover the Mekong Delta, where the river divides into a system of canals and waterways utilized for agriculture, transportation, and fishing. Visitors are able to go on a boat tour along the river, stopping at other communities to admire traditional handicrafts and sample local cuisine. A wide range of animals, including the uncommon and imperiled Irrawaddy dolphin, calls the Mekong River home. An opportunity to experience the natural splendor and rich cultural legacy of Vietnam and the surrounding area, as well as to comprehend the crucial role the Mekong River plays in the lives of those who call it home, is provided by a visit to the Mekong River.

The wonderful and varied culinary culture of Vietnam has developed over many years of history and culture. It is distinguished by its use of tasty, fresh ingredients, gentle spicing, and a careful balancing of flavors and textures. Vietnamese food is renowned for its use of herbs and spices that give meals a distinctive and lively flavor, such as lemongrass, ginger, garlic, and chili peppers. The savory noodle soup known as "pho" is one of the most well-known dishes in Vietnamese cooking and is a standard at many of the nation's food stands. Spring rolls, banh mi sandwiches, and crisp salads prepared with regional herbs and vegetables are among of the other well-liked foods. Moreover, a variety of seafood is used in Vietnamese cuisine, including shrimp, squid, and fish, which are frequently cooked in a sweet and sour sauce. Visitors to Vietnam can browse the local markets and food stalls to sample the wonderful and varied local cuisine and discover the ingredients and preparation methods that give it its distinctive flavor.

On average, there are a considerable number of flights per day to Ho Chi Minh City. As one of the largest and most populous cities in Vietnam, it is a major destination for both domestic and international travelers. According to recent data, Ho Chi Minh City's Tan Son Nhat International Airport handles an average of over 700 flights per day, with many airlines operating multiple flights throughout the day. This high number of flights is due to the city's importance as a commercial, cultural, and tourist hub, with a wide range of attractions and business opportunities attracting visitors from all over the world. Whether you're flying for business or pleasure, there are plenty of options available for getting to Ho Chi Minh City.

Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, is a bustling metropolis in southern Vietnam that is home to many high-quality hotels. From luxurious five-star properties to more affordable yet still comfortable options, there is something for every traveler's taste and budget. Many of the city's best hotels are located in the central District 1, which is a popular area for tourists due to its proximity to attractions such as the Ben Thanh Market and the Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica. Some of the most notable hotels in Ho Chi Minh City include the Caravelle Saigon, the InterContinental Saigon, and the Park Hyatt Saigon, all of which offer world-class amenities and services to their guests. Whether you are looking for a chic boutique hotel or a grand and opulent palace, you are sure to find the perfect accommodations for your stay in Ho Chi Minh City.

Embark on an incredible 8 day journey to Vietnam from other countries, starting at your country's International Airport. Experience Vietnam's must-see attractions when you visit the War Remnants Museum, Neo - Roman Notre Dame Cathedral (Renovation period) or Municipal Post Office and soak up the buzzing atmosphere of Ho Chi Minh City. Besides, you will visit the wild and historical features of Cu Chi Tunnels and the natural features of the Mekong Delta. Professional guides, delightful cuisine and comfortable accommodation make this tour the ultimate way to discover the best of Vietnam.

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