Vietnam ASEAN International Furniture & Home Accessories Fair (VIFA ASEAN) 2026

On this guided PRIVATE tour you’ll experience Vietnam’s rich tapestry of history, culture and lifestyles with a local guide. We’ll venture to ‘every corner’ of Ho Chi Minh City, soaking up the city’s iconic French colonial architecture and its bustling local markets. This tour includes visits to... • The City’s Biggest Flower Market • The Beautiful Thien Hau Temple • The Former CIA Building • The War Remnants Museum • The Independence Palace • Notre-Dame Cathedral • Opera House and City Hall • Vietnamese Coffee

We move to the Independence Palace to learn more about Vietnamese history and to see one of the most important buildings from the time of the Vietnam War. After that, we will guide you to the War Remnant Museum for you to have a greater overview of the Vietnam War, The Cathedral church and the city central post office are our next stops. Here we can see one of the oldest buildings in Ho Chi Minh City. Admire more about local architecture and the history of Ho Chi Minh City. Thien Hau temple is our next stop on the tour, to learn more about the religion and local culture of Vietnam. Ho Thi Ky flower market is one most the most famous market in Ho Chi Minh that should not miss, this place provides thousands of different kinds of flowers citywide it is also a great opportunity to taste some local foods and immerse yourself in an authentic local atmosphere Stop at a local restaurant to try more desserts, especially we will introduce to you the best Banh Mi in Saigon, drink local juice.

Discover Ho Chi Minh City on a private sightseeing tour that combines history, culture, and local life. With a knowledgeable local guide and flexible pace, this tour is ideal for first-time visitors seeking a meaningful introduction to Saigon. Visit the War Remnants Museum to learn about Vietnam’s modern history, see the Thích Quảng Đức Monument, explore a hidden weapon bunker used during the war. Along the way, pass by iconic landmarks such as the Independence Palace, Central Post Office, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Saigon Opera House, City Hall, Nguyễn Huệ Street, the Café Apartment. The experience also includes views of authentic local neighborhoods, a flower market, a visit to a pagoda or temple. This private tour offers a well-balanced overview of Ho Chi Minh City in a comfortable personalized way. This private tour is fully customizable and can be operated by motorbike, jeep, car, walking, cyclo, allowing you to choose the experience that best suits your travel style.

TOUR PROGRAM : 14:00p.m : Our guide will pick you up from your hotel in Da Nang or Hoi An City. Then, We Transfer to Marble Mountain, we take the elevator up to the Water Mountains and visit tower, Pagoda,Caves, the amazing & breathtaking View Point to enjoy other beautiful mountains with names Wood, Earth, Metal and Fire. You will be rewarded by breathtaking city and ocean views, and you will also be able to explore interesting natural caves and visit the holy pagoda After that , we head to Hoi An City. During your guided walking tour around the Hoi An old town, your tour guide will explain the history of the Japanese bridge, a traditional house, a Chinese Assembly Hall, a cultural and historical museum, Next , 20 Minute Boat Ride on Hoai River to see HoiAn at Early Night you will have a chance to go to the night market and see the lovely lanterns that Hoi An is famous for, shop or Have dinner on Your own. Finish & Send you to your hotel or You have freetime and back by yourself

This combined tour begins with a guided visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, a vast network of underground passages located about 70 kilometers northwest of central Ho Chi Minh City. After hotel pickup in District 1, you'll travel through suburban and rural landscapes, arriving at the Cu Chi area where the tunnels were constructed during the Vietnam War. The guided portion includes an introduction to the tunnels' strategic importance and a walkthrough of select sections adapted for visitor access. After approximately three hours at Cu Chi, the tour returns to the city center for tickets to the Saigon Skydeck at Bitexco Financial Tower. Here, visitors ascend to the 49th floor for panoramic views of Ho Chi Minh City's sprawling urban landscape. The tour package also includes access to the Ao Dai Museum, located on the same floor, where traditional Vietnamese dress is displayed alongside contemporary interpretations. At Cu Chi, key stops include the trap doors of the tunnels, narrow passageways, small rooms once used as command centers, kitchens, and medical stations. Visitors can see original artifacts such as weapons, tools, and photographs that illustrate guerrilla tactics and daily life underground. The guide points out how the Viet Cong used these tunnels to move undetected and launch surprise attacks. At the Bitexco Tower, the Skydeck offers sweeping views of the Saigon River winding past skyscrapers and colonial buildings. The Ao Dai Museum provides a quiet contrast, showcasing silk garments and the cultural symbolism of the traditional Vietnamese dress, offering insight into local craftsmanship. The tour typically operates with groups of 10 to 20 people, providing a balance between informative commentary and personal attention. Guides are usually local experts with detailed knowledge of the war history and city development, offering context beyond the standard script. Transportation is by air-conditioned minivan, ensuring comfort during the roughly 90-minute transfer each way to Cu Chi. Hotel pickup and drop-off in District 1 reduce logistical concerns. At Bitexco Tower, entry is timed to avoid crowding, and visitors have flexibility to spend as much time as they like on the Skydeck and in the Ao Dai Museum. This tour appeals to travelers interested in the Vietnam War’s historical sites combined with a contemporary city experience. History buffs will appreciate the detailed wartime narrative and preserved underground tunnels, while urban enthusiasts benefit from elevated city views and cultural exhibits. The tour is suitable for adults and older children capable of navigating narrow tunnel sections and walking moderate distances. Those interested in contrasting different eras of Vietnamese history and daily life will find this itinerary particularly rewarding.

The Hop-on Hop-off Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour offers a comprehensive way to traverse the diverse neighborhoods and landmarks of Ho Chi Minh City at your own pace. The route covers major districts including District 1, where colonial architecture and busy markets stand side by side, and District 3 with its leafy boulevards and local eateries. Passengers can board and disembark at multiple designated stops, allowing for personalized itineraries that suit varied interests. The tour includes day and night options, with the night tour providing a contrasting view of the city, where neon signs illuminate the streets and the aroma of street food fills the air. Key stops on this route include the War Remnants Museum, where detailed exhibits and war machinery tell the story of Vietnam’s turbulent past; Ben Thanh Market, a lively spot with stalls selling textiles, handicrafts, and street food; the Reunification Palace, an emblematic building frozen in time since 1975; and Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon, with its red brick facade and stained glass windows. At each stop, visitors can take time to absorb the local atmosphere—from the clang of scooters weaving through traffic to the scent of roasted coffee beans drifting from sidewalk cafes. The bus operates with an open-top design for unobstructed views and provides audio commentary in several languages, offering historical and cultural context about each location. Groups are self-guided in the sense that guests choose where and when to get off, but staff on board assist with information and tickets for included attractions. The flexible 4- or 24-hour pass allows for either a paced afternoon or a full day of sightseeing. The buses run frequently, and the stops are conveniently located near major tourist sites and public transportation. This tour suits visitors who prefer an independent approach to seeing a city but want the convenience of planned routes and transportation provided. It is ideal for first-time visitors aiming to orient themselves, families looking for a relaxed way to visit multiple points without tiring out children, and those interested in experiencing Ho Chi Minh City both by day and under the glow of evening lights.

The City Sightseeing: Saigon Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour offers a flexible way to navigate Ho Chi Minh City's diverse landmarks and neighborhoods over 24 or 48 hours. This open-top bus route circles key districts, allowing passengers to board and alight at multiple stops according to their interests. The main itinerary includes significant sites such as the Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon, Ben Thanh Market, and the Jade Emperor Pagoda, providing a panoramic view of the city’s historical and cultural landscape. Passengers can enjoy commentary in several languages through audio guides, offering background and context for each location while taking in the city’s sights and sounds from the upper deck. Key stops on the route include the Reunification Palace, where visitors can glimpse preserved rooms and artifacts from the Vietnam War era, and the War Remnants Museum, which presents exhibits detailing the impact of the conflict on Vietnam. Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica is notable for its French colonial architecture and stained-glass windows, contrasting with the lively atmosphere at the nearby Ben Thanh Market, where vendors sell everything from local produce to textiles. The Jade Emperor Pagoda offers a quieter moment, with intricate woodwork and statues tucked away on a side street. Each stop provides a distinct sensory experience, from the smell of street food to the sound of cicadas in the shade of pagoda trees. Practical details include the use of a double-decker bus fitted with an open upper deck, which enhances visibility and airflow in the tropical climate. Group sizes vary, as passengers board individually, and the audio tour offers a self-paced experience without a physical guide. Tickets are valid for 24 or 48 hours, giving flexibility to tailor the visit. The buses run on a regular schedule throughout the day, with stops spaced to balance convenience and time for exploration. Weather considerations are important, as the open deck offers little shelter from rain or intense sun. This tour is well-suited for visitors who want a broad overview of Ho Chi Minh City with the ability to delve deeper at specific points of interest. It caters to independent travelers, families, and anyone who prefers a less structured approach to sightseeing. Those with limited mobility can benefit from the hop-on hop-off format, though some stops may require walking on uneven surfaces. The multilingual audio guides make the information accessible to international visitors, enhancing the educational aspect without the need for a personal guide.