Vietnam · Street Food

4-Hour Ho Chi Minh City Scooter Food Tour with Jade Emperor Pagoda

4 Hours Round trip from Ho Chi Minh City Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Taste authentic Saigon delicacies, including noodles, tropical fruits, and Vietnamese doughnuts
02 Ride through Ho Chi Minh City's busy streets and narrow alleyways by scooter
03 Visit the famous Jade Emperor Pagoda and experience local Taoist spirituality
04 Admire the stunning sculptures and architecture at the tomb of Marshal Le Van Duyet

See Ho Chi Minh City by scooter on this fun four-hour journey through busy Saigon streets and narrow alleyways with a local driver. Taste delicious traditional noodles, tropical fruits, Vietnamese doughnuts, and coffee as you discover the foods, traditions, and lifestyles of Saigon. Visit the famous Jade Emperor Pagoda, admire the tomb of Marshal Le Van Duyet, and see one of the monuments of the Vietnam War on this exhilarating off-beat tour.

See Ho Chi Minh City by scooter on this fun four-hour journey through busy Saigon streets and narrow alleyways with a local driver.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 4 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Ho Chi Minh

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Saigon Scooter Ride, Local Food, and Cultural Landmarks

Meet your tour guide at your hotel in Ho Chi Minh City Centre at 8:00 AM and receive a complimentary southern-style Saigon scarf.
Ride through the busy, narrow streets and alleyways of Saigon on your scooter.
Stop at a family-run noodle shop. Opened in 1987, this shop is a popular haunt of Vietnamese drama artists. You may choose to try chicken or seafood noodles.
Proceed to the beautiful Jade Emperor Pagoda and experience local Taoist spirituality.
Make your way to the Tomb of Marshal Le Van Duyet, an oasis away from the bustle of the city, and admire its stunning sculptures and architecture.
Taste fresh tropical fruit and Vietnamese doughnuts in a local market, then enjoy a bowl of crab rice noodle soup.
See the building where one of the last helicopters took off in 1975, at the end of the Vietnam War.
Return to your hotel at 12:00 PM.