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Saigon

Vietnam

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Valid for 12 months

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Bus

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$21.00

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1 or 2-day hop-on hop-off bus tour

Stops near the major sights

Free Wi-Fi

Access to 2 routes

Night Tour

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$7.00

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45-minute night-time panoramic tour

Satisfied Customers

Havana M
Rating: 5 out of 5
City Sightseeing Tour Bus doesn’t fail the expectation of the customer.
John P
Rating: 5 out of 5
A must do!!
Jan G
Rating: 4 out of 5
Probably there only way to get around Saigon in a short time whilst in the city in a cruise excursion.
Daniele B
Rating: 5 out of 5
I rate with 5 stars I liked it
Margaret T
Rating: 4 out of 5
A nice way to see the city!! Some of the buses had an upper deck that was air conditioned which was nice!! Although the audio didn't always ...

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3 must-see hop-off attractions

Whether you call it Ho Chi Minh City or Saigon, Vietnam’s largest city is a city like no other. Its teeming streets are an adventure in themselves and every new corner has its own sights, sounds and smells to delight your senses. There are three places (among many) that we think you really must visit. First up is the War Remnants Museum. This powerful museum tells the story of the Vietnam war from the perspective of the Vietnamese victors. It’s incredibly memorable, buy maybe not one for the kids. More suited to the entire family is Ben Thanh Market, where you can but pretty much anything you might want. There are over 6000 businesses operating under the market’s French Colonial roof. For another essential Saigon experience, take a stroll down Bui Ven Street (or Beer Walking Street) to see its world-famous street beer sellers and enjoy its incredible atmosphere. It’s also a fantastic place to eat some of the amazing local street food, such as pho and bánh mì. Your eyes and your nose will let you know what’s good.

Did you know?

During the wars against the French and the Americans in the second half of the twentieth century, the Vietnamese built an incredible network of tunnels that is thousands of kilometres long. The tunnels were designed to move supplies and to hide from the enemy forces, but they also became a second, very uncomfortable, home for the Vietnamese troops. A home which they had to share with rats, snakes, scorpions and poisonous centipedes! The American soldiers sent down to explore this underground city were known as “tunnel rats” and they referred to the world below as “black echo”. To get an idea of what life in the tunnels was like, visit the Cu Chi Tunnels on the outskirts of the city.