Overview

This private motorbike tour in Ho Chi Minh City lasts about four hours and combines sightseeing with local food tastings. Riders visit seven notable locations including the Secret Weapons Cellar that housed nearly two tons of weapons used by Saigon Rangers, and the Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument honoring the monk who self-immolated in protest. The tour also includes stops at the Emperor Jade Pagoda, a calm spiritual site with many statues and offerings, and the Tomb of Le Van Duyet, an ancestral shrine featuring dragon-carved gates and traditional Southern Vietnamese architecture. Other stops include Tan Dinh Church, known for its bright pink color and Romanian architectural style, plus two local markets: Chợ Tan Dịnh and Ba Chieu Market, both featuring aisles under tin roofs where local daily life unfolds. At each location, the guide offers insights into Vietnamese culture and history. Alongside the sightseeing, guests taste seven signature Vietnamese foods and drinks such as a combo breakfast skillet, kumquat tea, savory sticky rice, Vietnamese sweet soup, salted coffee, local fruits, and Vietnamese beer. The tour includes lunch, photos taken by the team, rain ponchos if needed, helmets, and all motorbike-related safety gear and insurance. Pickup and drop-off service is provided within central districts 1, 3, and 4. An English-speaking guide accompanies the group throughout.

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• Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

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