• Saigon River - We’ll start by whisking you away from your hotel to a secret spot along the Saigon River, known only to locals, offering breathtaking views under the stars.

This is our first stop on the tour, this area is full of students and young teenagers gardening every night here, they love the pretty views and the atmosphere outside of the busy street in the central city. This is a great spot to see the entire City Center overlooking the Saigon River. We will get a lot of stunning pictures for you from here. We will chat about the economy, culture, and future of our young generations and why they love Ho Chi Chi City more than other cities in Vietnam.

• Binh Tay Market - Next, we zipped around a long Saigon River to reach Saigon China Town. Then, brace yourself for a visit to Chinatown, where unexpected sights and spooky stories await amidst three towering haunted buildings. But fear not, we’ll keep it light-hearted for you.

This is our second stop, it takes around 30 minutes to reach Chinatown. We will show you all of the big markets, Lantern Markets, and the Haunted Buildings.

• Ho Thi Ky Flower Market - Next, we’ll zip through one of Saigon’s most enchanting flower markets and explore the oldest American-built apartment complexes in D10 and D3.

We park the scooters, and we walk inside the flower market which is open 24 hours, this flower market, is the famous street food night market with more than 100 food stalls, if you feel hungry, you can find food to eat here.

After the flower market, and night food market, we will take you to one of the oldest apartments built in 1968 by the Americans. Explore local life and history by walking up to the third floor to get the amazing views and see what we exactly want to unveil stories.

• The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument - Next, we’ll pay homage to a revered Vietnamese monk who made a powerful statement with his sacrifice. Last we drive you

Thich Quang Duc was a Vietnamese Buddhist monk who famously self-immolated in protest against the persecution of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government in 1963

Let us share with you more real stories about Vietnam War at that time.

• District 1 - Before we conclude, brace yourself for a ride through the liveliest street in Saigon, where the city’s pulse never fades. Need a wild night out? I can drop you off here, or if you prefer, we’ll head back to your hotel.

Our last stop before dropping you off at hotel, we will drive you through the busiest street in Saigon that known as non-sleep road: Bui Vien Walking Street, and Janpease town ( Thai Van Lung Street)

Let us know if you want to drop off here for more fun, or drive you back to the hotel.

Thank you and hope to see you soon.

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