



by Kisstour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$92.32The Ho Chi Minh City Motorbike Tour with Female Riders including Lunch or Supper lasts about three and a half hours. It is operated by KissTour and led by local female guides who ride motorbikes and wear traditional Ao Dai dresses. The tour begins with hotel pickup and includes private English-speaking drivers, scooters with helmets, bottled water, rain ponchos if needed, accident insurance, and tea and coffee. Participants travel through Ho Chi Minh City visiting major landmarks such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office, and the Reunification Palace. The tour also stops at sites less visited by tourists, including the Thích Quảng Đức Memorial, Thiên Hậu Temple, and Đỗ Phủ Café, which features a hidden wartime bunker. At each stop, the guide shares personal stories and insights about the history and significance of the locations. About halfway through the tour, participants take a break to enjoy a local dish, which varies depending on the time of day: lunch for morning tours and supper for afternoon tours. The tour encourages conversation and cultural exchange between riders and guides. For those who prefer not to ride motorbikes, a car option is available. The total duration of the tour is approximately three and a half hours, covering a distance that allows for thorough exploration of the city’s key sites and cultural points.
Ho Chi Minh City
This part of the tour covers about two hours riding through the city with a female guide wearing Ao Dai. Participants visit key landmarks such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, Central Post Office, and Reunification Palace. The route also includes less known places like the Thích Quảng Đức Memorial, Thiên Hậu Temple, and Đỗ Phủ Café with its hidden wartime bunker. Along the way, the guide shares personal stories and reflections about the city’s history and its significance today. A break is taken to enjoy one local dish, providing a taste of Vietnamese cuisine.
120 min
Saigon Central Post Office
Visit inside the still-operational colonial post office, known for its vaulted ceilings, vintage phone booths, and a large portrait of Ho Chi Minh. The building combines architectural interest with everyday activity.
15 min
Saigon Opera House (Ho Chi Minh Municipal Theater)
For those with limited time, a visit is made to this popular landmark to see the building and learn about its role in the city’s history and culture.
The Independence Palace
The tour includes a pass-by of the Independence Palace, a site of historical importance in the city.
The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument
Stop at the memorial dedicated to Thích Quảng Đức, the monk who self-immolated in 1963 to protest religious oppression. The statue stands at a busy intersection and marks a significant moment in Vietnam’s history.
15 min
Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon
Visit this late 19th-century cathedral built by the French, noted for its red brick exterior, twin bell towers, and garden area, contrasting with the surrounding city bustle.
15 min
Ba Thien Hau Temple
Spend time at one of Saigon’s oldest temples, located in Chinatown. The temple features incense coils, detailed carvings, and quiet courtyards, reflecting Chinese-Vietnamese spiritual traditions.
30 min




by Kisstour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$92.32The Ho Chi Minh City Motorbike Tour with Female Riders including Lunch or Supper lasts about three and a half hours. It is operated by KissTour and led by local female guides who ride motorbikes and wear traditional Ao Dai dresses. The tour begins with hotel pickup and includes private English-speaking drivers, scooters with helmets, bottled water, rain ponchos if needed, accident insurance, and tea and coffee. Participants travel through Ho Chi Minh City visiting major landmarks such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office, and the Reunification Palace. The tour also stops at sites less visited by tourists, including the Thích Quảng Đức Memorial, Thiên Hậu Temple, and Đỗ Phủ Café, which features a hidden wartime bunker. At each stop, the guide shares personal stories and insights about the history and significance of the locations. About halfway through the tour, participants take a break to enjoy a local dish, which varies depending on the time of day: lunch for morning tours and supper for afternoon tours. The tour encourages conversation and cultural exchange between riders and guides. For those who prefer not to ride motorbikes, a car option is available. The total duration of the tour is approximately three and a half hours, covering a distance that allows for thorough exploration of the city’s key sites and cultural points.
Ho Chi Minh City
This part of the tour covers about two hours riding through the city with a female guide wearing Ao Dai. Participants visit key landmarks such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, Central Post Office, and Reunification Palace. The route also includes less known places like the Thích Quảng Đức Memorial, Thiên Hậu Temple, and Đỗ Phủ Café with its hidden wartime bunker. Along the way, the guide shares personal stories and reflections about the city’s history and its significance today. A break is taken to enjoy one local dish, providing a taste of Vietnamese cuisine.
120 min
Saigon Central Post Office
Visit inside the still-operational colonial post office, known for its vaulted ceilings, vintage phone booths, and a large portrait of Ho Chi Minh. The building combines architectural interest with everyday activity.
15 min
Saigon Opera House (Ho Chi Minh Municipal Theater)
For those with limited time, a visit is made to this popular landmark to see the building and learn about its role in the city’s history and culture.
The Independence Palace
The tour includes a pass-by of the Independence Palace, a site of historical importance in the city.
The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument
Stop at the memorial dedicated to Thích Quảng Đức, the monk who self-immolated in 1963 to protest religious oppression. The statue stands at a busy intersection and marks a significant moment in Vietnam’s history.
15 min
Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon
Visit this late 19th-century cathedral built by the French, noted for its red brick exterior, twin bell towers, and garden area, contrasting with the surrounding city bustle.
15 min
Ba Thien Hau Temple
Spend time at one of Saigon’s oldest temples, located in Chinatown. The temple features incense coils, detailed carvings, and quiet courtyards, reflecting Chinese-Vietnamese spiritual traditions.
30 min