• The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument - This monument is located at the crossroads where Thich Quang Duc, a Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk, self-immolated on June 11, 1963. This act was not one of despair, but a meticulously planned and remarkably brave protest against the oppression of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government under President Ngo Dinh Diem. The Diem regime, which was Roman Catholic, had a history of enacting discriminatory policies against the Buddhist majority.
• Cheo Leo Cafe - Cheo Leo Cafe is more than just a coffee spot; it’s a beloved establishment in Ho Chi Minh City, providing a nostalgic and genuine experience that distinguishes it from the city’s numerous modern cafes.
• Nguyen Thien Thuat Apartment Buildings - The uniqueness of the Nguyen Thien Thuat apartment area lies in its dual role as both a historical landmark and a vibrant, lively community. It’s a place where one can sense the heartbeat of old Saigon, observe authentic local life, and, of course, savor some of the city’s finest street food.
• The Secret Weapons Cellar - The remarkable aspect of the “hầm vũ khí bí mật Sài Gòn” (Saigon Secret Weapons Cellar) is not just its existence, but the incredibly bold, ingenious, and perilous story behind it. These cellars, often concealed within seemingly ordinary homes, were crucial to the Vietnamese fight for independence.
• Ba Thien Hau Temple - The Thien Hau Temple in Ho Chi Minh City’s Cho Lon (Chinatown) district is notable for several reasons beyond its stunning architecture. It is a vibrant cultural institution with deep historical roots.
• Bánh Xèo Ngọc Sơn - Bánh Xèo Ngọc Sơn, situated in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 5, occupies a special place in the city’s culinary scene for several reasons. While there are numerous bánh xèo (sizzling pancake) venues, Ngọc Sơn is celebrated for its distinctive style and experience.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch
• Breakfast

• Tip

“The Food - Coffee Tasting and Historical Tour” offers a unique experience unlike any other tour. It’s a fantastic chance to discover hidden treasures in Ho Chi Minh City, where participants can savor the most distinctive Vietnamese dishes, enjoy the finest coffee, and delve into the history of places that are off the beaten path. While many tours focus solely on food, history, or sightseeing, this tour combines all these elements into a comprehensive 4-hour experience.

• Participants will zip around the city, visiting various local hidden gems that are typically undiscovered.

• The private group setting allows for ample time and space to engage with the tour guide and ask any questions.

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