- FITO Museum - Covering an area of 600m2, the museum has five floors with 24 rooms, of which 16 are designed for displaying the exhibits. On the upper floor, there is a hall to worship two ancestors of the Vietnamese traditional medicine, including Tue Tinh and Hai Thuong Lan Ong or Le Huu Trac.
There are more than 3,000 objects dating back to the Stone Age on display featuring the unique value of the museum. Among the objects are collections of instruments used in medicine production such as knives, grinders, pots, and jars, as well as characteristic household objects, namely, scales, cabinets, teapots, and ceramics.
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- Lunch
- All fees and/or taxes
- Private tour guide
- Accommodation
- Air ticket
- Beverage during the meal
- Personal expenses
- Other services not above mentioned
- Tips for guide and driver
Exploring Chinatown is an essential experience for truly understanding Saigon. The bustling traffic, thriving small businesses, multitudes of people, a variety of restaurants, fascinating temples, vibrant markets, and the distinct sounds and scents all contribute to the charm of Cho Lon. This is not akin to other Chinatowns you might find across the globe which primarily focus on food and souvenirs.
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