Things to do in Saigon Central Post Office

Very fun way to see the whole city in a span of 1 hr. The heavy traffic coupled with the lack of wind breeze made the ride a bit unpleasant so I would bring a fan. Best the take the night bus if you want a visual tour of the city. Probably will be booking a 24 hr pass the next time I visit!

It's a very nice ride in and around major places in district 1 of Saigon. Would recommend it. Also it doesn't have any guide who prefers no noise no explanation during the ride this is the one.

Absolutely wonderful! Our tour guide and photographer, Hannah, is a young and enthusiastic woman. Her English is excellent, and she's very professional (both in photography and general knowledge). The makeup artist responsible for the Ao Dai was also very patient and professional, helping us choose the perfect Ao Dai. The entire experience was very fun and informative. Highly recommend!!

My guide was Jade. She arrived early and waited for me, and the weather was so great while we followed the itinerary that I felt I made the right choice in picking this tour. I totally, totally recommend it!! I think the guide makes a big difference. Thanks to her, I had a wonderful time exploring. 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

We had an amazing private tour experience in Ho Chi Minh City! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Perfect for family! The tour was well-organized, and our guide (Daisy/Giang) was very accommodating and flexible with our requests. We really appreciated how our preferences were considered throughout the tour. Our favorite highlight was definitely the Independence Palace! Such a beautiful place filled with history. Overall, a memorable and enjoyable experience for our family. Highly recommended! 🤍

A lovely afternoon exploring more of Ho Chi Minh City! 😊 We were picked up from our hotel and enjoyed a private tour by car with our wonderful guide, Huan. We visited the beautiful Oasis Café, a peaceful pagoda, the iconic Cộng Café, and stopped to admire the famous Pink Church. It was the perfect mix of culture, history, and hidden local gems. Thank you, Huan, for a fantastic afternoon and for sharing your city with us! 🇻🇳❤️

One of the best tours to truly understand and appreciate Vietnam and how it has become what it is today. It took a long time for Vietnam to get to where it is now, and this tour provides valuable insight into that journey. The war remnants was heart-wrenching, and I couldn't finish looking through all the photos because they were incredibly heavy and heartbreaking. Despite the emotional experience, we had an amazing time during the tour. Be sure to bring cooling spray, water, and a fan to help you survive the Ho Chi Minh heat! A special thank you to our tour guide Cyta, who made this tour even more enjoyable. she was kind, knowledgeable, and shared so many stories about Vietnam's past, which made the experience much more meaningful. We really appreciate this type of tour arrangement compared to traditional travel agency tours. It allowed us to explore at our own pace while immersing ourselves in the local culture and daily life. It felt more personal, authentic, and enjoyable overall.

I wish this tour became more well-known among Koreans! It's too bad my English skills aren't better, but I met a guide who used a translator and spoke a little Korean, so I had a wonderful and fun time. The explanations were great, we zipped through the night streets, and we even walked through evening neighborhoods we never would have thought to explore on our own. I hope it gets even more popular so there are more Korean-speaking guides, hehehe. A complete 100 out of 100 tour 🫶🏼

I was on a Japanese tour by myself. My guide was a woman named Tao. She picked me up at the hotel lobby, and when I asked to take photos at famous spots and send postcards from the post office, she taught me how to buy and send them, and even communicated with the staff for me. While I was writing the postcards, she adjusted my Ao Dai and took pictures. She also took me to a section of Ben Thanh Market where you can't negotiate prices, and I was able to get four T-shirts at a great deal! I love Vietnam T-shirts for 99,000 VND! They're cheap even without negotiating! The only downside was that they didn't have any 333 beer T-shirts! We walked to our destinations and only took a car twice. On the way back, I changed at the hotel and returned the Ao Dai. Since I barely understand English, I'm glad I chose the Japanese tour! She also talked about history, and I was completely satisfied with the entire three hours!