• Saigon Opera House (Ho Chi Minh Municipal Theater) - The Saigon Opera House, also known as the Municipal Theater, stands proudly in the heart of Saigon. This architectural marvel is a stunning sight both day and night. Designed by French architect Eugene Ferret in 1898, it reflects the “flamboyant” style of the French Third Republic. Elevated two meters above street level with dual doors, it effectively minimizes traffic noise.

Situated on the city’s central axis, linking the metro station and the roundabout in front of Ben Thanh market, the Opera House resembles a grand city gate from afar. Its architecture features stone-carved ornaments and statues at the entrance, crystal chandeliers, and a gleaming granite floor in the lobby, all crafted with materials imported from France. The elegant oval auditorium, with 468 seats, is designed to enhance performances both visually and acoustically, while being soundproof from the city’s hustle and bustle.

• Cu Chi Tunnels - Delve into a significant historical site from recent local history.

The initial construction began in 1948 when the Viet Minh needed a refuge from French air raids. By 1965, the tunnel network spanned approximately 200 km, including hospitals, schools, meeting rooms, kitchens, and sleeping quarters. Life was challenging for the residents, and booby traps were strategically placed to deter intruders.

Visitors will gain insight into the living conditions, the challenges faced, and the remarkable ingenuity used to sustain life in the tunnels. The tour includes walking past large bomb craters, remnants of the intense bombing campaigns during the Indochina conflict, discovering hidden entrances, and observing small chimneys that dispersed smoke from underground kitchens. Explore the complex and imagine the survival tactics employed by the fighters.

• Sơn Mài Lâm Phát- Handicapped & Handicraft - Lam Phat Handicapped Handicrafts is more than a workshop; it’s a symbol of hope and creativity in Vietnam. Located in the vibrant streets of Ho Chi Minh City, this unique establishment empowers individuals with disabilities to showcase their talents and craftsmanship. Inside Lam Phat, discover a world of exquisite handmade products, from intricately woven baskets to beautifully embroidered textiles. Each piece narrates a story of resilience, determination, and the limitless potential of the human spirit. Witness artisans at work, perfecting their skills and creating stunning art with precision and care. From vibrant paintings to delicate ceramics, each creation reflects the indomitable spirit of its maker. Supporting Lam Phat Handicapped Handicrafts means investing in a brighter future for individuals with disabilities. Join in celebrating their talents and spreading joy through the beauty of handmade crafts.

• Mỹ Tho - The Mekong Delta, a remarkably fertile region, is a major hub for food production, contributing about half of Vietnam’s total agricultural output. Life in the local villages revolves around the rivers and canals of the delta, with river transport being more common than road travel.

Experience life beyond the city center of the south. The first stop is at a farm where locals produce regional goods, offering insight into one of the area’s cottage industries. Visit an island with lush tropical gardens and sample tropical fruits. Continue to learn about another cottage industry, coconut candy, and explore local villages to understand traditional lifestyles and culture. Discover local life in hidden alleys surrounded by tropical fruit orchards, and transfer to a smaller rowing boat to navigate the narrower canals.

• Ho Chi Minh City - After the Mekong Delta visit, guests will be transferred back to their hotels in Ho Chi Minh City. Tour concludes.

• Air-conditioned vehicle fee
• All entrance fees
• English speaking tour guide
• Bottled water & traditional lunch at local restaurant

• Tipping/Gratuities or Personal expensive…

This tour promises a rich tapestry of experiences, starting with a visit to the iconic Cu Chi Tunnels. You’ll explore the intricate network of underground passages that served as a vital lifeline for VC during Vietnam War. Gain insight into the resilience and ingenuity of the Vietnamese people as you navigate through narrow tunnels and hidden chambers, learning about the strategies and hardships faced by soldiers. We’ll visit a lacquerware factory after lunch where artisans, many of whom are victims of the Vietnam War, showcase their exceptional craftsmanship. Witness firsthand the skill and dedication that go into creating exquisite lacquerware pieces, while supporting the empowerment of individuals overcoming adversity. We will visit landscapes of the Mekong Delta on boat to local workshops, where artisans demonstrate age-old techniques in crafting bamboo fiber, coconut candy, royal jelly, honey tea, and pop rice. We also have a chance to experience sampan, a local transport manner.

• The remaining time is allotted for the travel time
• Using riffles is only applicable to those of legal age which is over than 18 years old
• Everyone can join this tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.