Start your day early with a pick-up, our friendly driver & guide will greet you at your hotel. To arrive Buu Long Pagoda, located in District 9, is about 20 kilometers away from the city center, will require a 45-minute transfer.

Arrive at the beautiful Buu Long Pagoda, located in District 9. Often referred to as a "Miniature Thailand," the pagoda features unique architecture that blends Thai, Indian, and Vietnamese styles. Spend your time marveling at the intricate designs, serene lotus ponds, and the towering Buddha statues that grace the complex. The peaceful atmosphere provides a perfect setting for relax and photography.

Next, head to Giac Lam Pagoda, the distance from Buu Long pagoda to Giac Lam pagoda is 33 km for 1 hour 9 minutes. It's the oldest pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City, dating back to the 18th century. This historical site offers a glimpse into Vietnamese Buddhism with its ancient pagoda, towering Bodhi tree, and exquisite statues. A guided tour will help you understand the significance of the artifacts and the pagoda's role in the local community.

After exploring Giac Lam Pagoda, enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the local restaurants, where you can taste traditional Vietnamese dishes or international cuisine. Some restaurants we recommend:

1. Banh Mi Huynh Hoa
Address: 26 Le Thi Rieng, District 1
Price Range: $1 - $3

2. The Deck Saigon
Address: 38 Nguyen U Di, District 2
Price Range: $15 - $30

3. Secret Garden
Address: 158 Pasteur, District 1
Price Range: $5 - $15

Your third stop is the Reunification Palace, a landmark of historical significance famously known for its role during the end of the Vietnam War. It served as the residence and workplace of the President of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Walking through its halls, you'll encounter relics of a bygone era, including vintage furniture, presidential offices, and the war command room with old maps and communication equipment.

The architecture itself, a mix of traditional Vietnamese and modernist styles, tells a story of cultural fusion and political significance. This palace is not just a museum; it's a pivotal site where the war's end was symbolized by a North Vietnamese tank crashing through its gates in 1975.

Next, you will visit the War Remnants Museum. The Reunification Palace and War Remnants Museum, located in District 1, are easily accessible and close to each other.

Where you're presented with a poignant display of the brutal realities of war. Exhibits include featuring photographs, military equipment, and personal stories from civilians and soldiers.

Although the experience can be somber, it's an essential visit for understanding Vietnam's history and the resilience of its people. The museum serves as a powerful plea for peace, with its detailed accounts of war crimes and the lingering effects of Agent Orange.

Your final stop is the bustling Ben Thanh Market, also in District 1, a short walk from these historical sites. A must-visit for anyone coming to Ho Chi Minh City. Here, you can shop for souvenirs, and handcrafted goods, and enjoy some street food snacks.

As the day comes to an end, you'll be transported back to your hotel. Before we say goodbye, our driver and guide will pause for a quick check inside the vehicle, just to make sure nothing of yours is left behind. Once we're sure everything's good to go, we'll say goodbye and see you on the next trip.

Note: The tour program and pickup times may change according to your schedule.

This tour itinerary is not fixed. You may please confirm your schedule after the booking.