Discover Ho Chi Minh City On Foot

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Top Attractions

Central Post Office (Built in 1886–1891)

No Entrance Fee | 15-Minute Visit 

Admire the stunning architecture of this 19th-century post office, designed by Gustave Eiffel. Take in its elegant French colonial design and the intricate map murals inside, and don’t forget to send a postcard home to your loved ones!

Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica of Saigon (Built in 1877–1880)

No Entrance Fee | 15-Minute Visit

Visit this magnificent red-brick church constructed with materials imported from France. Take stunning photos of its twin bell towers and lush surroundings.

Dong Khoi Street (Historical Origins in the 1860s)

No Entrance Fee | 15-Minute Walk Along 

Stroll along this vibrant street, formerly known as Rue Catinat during the French colonial period. Learn about its transformation from a colonial-era boulevard to a bustling modern hotspot.

Saigon Opera House (Ho Chi Minh City Opera House, Completed in 1900)

No Entrance Fee | 15-Minute Visit

Enjoy the beautiful architecture of this historic venue, inspired by the Petit Palais in Paris. Check the schedule for Vietnamese shows or operas, and book a hop-on hop-off bus to see the city’s top sights.

Majestic Hotel Saigon (Built in 1925)

Take a quick visit to this historic hotel (first five star hotel in Saigon) , a symbol of old Saigon's charm and luxury. Enjoy panoramic views of the Saigon River from its rooftop bar, or head to the opposite side for riverside cafes and a different perspective of the city.

Saigon River

The Saigon River is an important waterway in Southern Vietnam, stretching about 230 kilometers (143 miles). For centuries, it has been a lifeline for the region. In ancient times, it was a key trade route for merchants traveling between the Mekong Delta and inland areas. Later, it became a strategic location during colonial times, wars, and Vietnam’s development, helping Saigon grow into a bustling port city during the French colonial era.

Bach Dang Water Bus Station

At the station, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the new Thu Duc City. You can purchase a ticket for the Saigon Water Bus and take a 30-45 minute boat ride along the river. Be sure to check the schedule and departure times to plan your visit accordingly.

Nguyen Hue Walking Street (Renovated in 2015)

Explore this pedestrian-friendly street, a hub of activity with fountains, street performers, and beautiful lights.

The Coffee Apartment (Originally Built in the 1960s)

Visit this quirky apartment complex turned into a multi-level coffee and food haven. Pick your favorite café and enjoy panoramic city views from above.

Ho Chi Minh City Hall (People's Committee Building, Completed in 1908)

Snap a photo of this iconic French colonial and Ho Chi Minh President statue 

Nguyen Cong Kieu Antique Street

Wander through this quaint street filled with antique shops selling unique and vintage treasures. Perfect for culture and history enthusiasts.

Ho Chi Minh City Museum of Fine Arts (Completed in 1934)

Explore a rich collection of Vietnamese art housed in a beautiful colonial mansion. Discover ancient artifacts, paintings, and sculptures showcasing Vietnam's cultural heritage.

Ben Thanh Market (Originally Established in 1870)

End the day at this iconic market, ideal for shopping and sampling local street food. Bargain for souvenirs or enjoy dishes like pho, banh mi, and fresh spring rolls. Enjoy a refreshing sugarcane juice or Vietnamese iced coffee to recharge for the afternoon. You can have lunch here or move to Ben Nghe Street Food Market for another alternative option

The War Remnants Museum (Opened in 1975)

Gain insights into the Vietnam War through powerful exhibits, including photographs, war relics, and tanks.

Reflect on the resilience and history of Vietnam through a visit to this important cultural site.

What's included

• A/C Transportation

• Experienced English-speaking tour guide

• Cu Chi Tunnels entrance fee

What's not included

• Shooting Range Bullets

• Personal Expense 

• Tipping is optional

• Travel Insurance

Good to know

Shoes and shorts:  are the best attire for moving around in the forest. Avoid wearing white clothes as they can get dirty when crawling through the tunnel system.

Bring water: You'll be walking and crawling around for a few hours, so it's important to stay hydrated.

Be respectful: The Cu Chi Tunnels were a real place where people lived and died during the war. Be respectful of the site and the people who fought there.

Be prepared to crawl: Some parts of the tunnels are very narrow, so you may need to crawl to get through them.

Bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat: The tunnels can be hot and humid, so you'll want to protect yourself from the sun and insects.

Guest's Reviews

We had a great time on our Cu Chi Tunnels tour. The tour guides were funny and informative, and they did a great job of explaining the history of the tunnels. We got to see some of the booby traps, crawl through a section of the tunnels, and even fire off a few rounds at the shooting range (which was a lot of fun!). Overall, a great day trip from Ho Chi Minh City."

John Doe

It's amazing to see the ingenuity and determination of the Vietnamese people. The tour was well-organized and our guide was very knowledgeable. Highly recommend ! 

Jane Smith

★★★★★

★★★★★

The tour guides are knowledgeable and explain the construction and purpose of the tunnels clearly. You even get to crawl through a section (though they've been widened for tourists!).

★★★★

Adam