Top Vietnam Tours

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great way to see Ho Chi Minh City! The HCM Sightseeing Bus is perfect if you want to explore the city’s top attractions without the hassle of navigating traffic. The open-top deck offers fantastic views, especially in the late afternoon and evening when the city comes alive with lights. The route covers many iconic landmarks, making it easy to enjoy the sights while learning a bit about Ho Chi Minh City’s history through the onboard audio guide. It’s comfortable, convenient, and ideal for first-time visitors who want a relaxed city tour. Whether you’re taking photos, enjoying the skyline, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, the HCM Sightseeing Bus is a fun and memorable experience. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Ho Chi Minh City! 🚌🇻🇳✨

Our trip to Ninh Binh was a wonderful experience! A special mention to our tour guide, Alex, who was extremely friendly, kind, and helpful throughout the trip. He explained everything clearly, made sure we were comfortable, and was always happy to help whenever we needed anything. Our driver was also very good and drove safely and comfortably throughout the journey. Overall, it was a well-organized and enjoyable trip, and Alex definitely made the experience even more memorable. Highly recommend this tour, especially if you’re lucky enough to have Alex as your guide! 😊

Yen was a great guide, he was knowledgeable and communicated very well in good english. He shared the history of the vietnam war and the cu chi tunnels. Pick up from hotel was prompt and fuss free. There was a toilet break and short breakfast break and coffee for those who want.. Here we also visited the making of the laquer products. At cu chi tunnels, we had the chance to go into the tunnels and learnt of the ingeunuity of the vietnamese and the various traps they built.

The Mekong River and canal tour is super relaxing, and the scenery is beautiful for taking photos. I loved the experience of enjoying nature, seeing the snake, fish, and crocodiles, watching how products are made from coconuts, and even the rum was super nice! Just remember to bring what's recommended for the excursion (especially for the sun and to be comfortable on the boats). One lady wore slippery flip-flops and almost fell getting into the boat. It's a great excursion to disconnect and enjoy the day without rushing!

I saw this on TikTok and immediately decided to book it! Even after participating, I felt that this experience for the price was incredibly good value. You get to have an amazing time that truly makes you feel like you've arrived in Southeast Asia, so you absolutely must sign up! Our hotel was at a pick-up point, so they came to get us downstairs at 7:40 AM (it was actually around 7:35 AM, right on time). Since we chose the luxury limousine option, the journey took a little over two hours, but it was very comfortable. The seats reclined! For the first 20 minutes or so, our guide explained the history of Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City, and the Mekong Delta in English. About 15 minutes before our next stop, we went to a place like a rest area! It's highly recommended to use the restroom here. Our tour started with a temple visit; after about 30-40 minutes there, we moved again by bus. The guide provided explanations and helped us take photos. After about five more minutes, we arrived at the boat dock. First, all of us (there were 17 people) boarded a motorized boat to Unicorn Island. Here, we listened to folk songs while sampling different fruits, drank honey tea at a bee farm, and even had a snake draped around our necks. We then moved by boat again, and at the next location, we sampled coconut candy at a candy factory and fed crocodiles. Afterward, we had lunch. The food was generally lightly seasoned, but I found it delicious! The elephant ear fish (there's a photo) is served as fresh spring rolls, but you can eat the remaining parts too. Since it was quite lightly seasoned, I asked if there was salt, and they kindly brought some on a plate for free! It's incredibly tasty with salt, so I highly recommend it. The restrooms near this spot are surprisingly clean, according to a friend. After that, we rode a hand-rowed boat for about 15 minutes (this was an experience, not to go anywhere specific), and that concluded the tour activities. Then, we took a tuk-tuk back to the boat dock, boarded a boat, and finally returned by bus. Everyone on the bus was fast asleep on the way back! Lol. We arrived at Ben Thanh Market around 5:15 PM. Our guide spoke excellent English and spoke at a pace that even I, who isn't fluent in English, could understand, allowing me to learn about Vietnamese history. A Japanese-language tour would have been much more expensive, so I think choosing the English tour was the right decision. Thank you so much!