Discover China Town by Pedicab

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Take a traditional ride through Ho Chi Minh City by pedicab. Relax and take in the sights as your driver trundles along the streets of Chinatown and you experience pre-war Saigon on this 3-hour tour.

Highlights

Take a relaxing pedicab ride through the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City to visit the famous China Town
Visit shops selling traditional Chinese products
Learn about Chinese herbal medicine
Wander around one of the oldest Chinese temples dedicated to the goddess of the sea - Lady Thien Hau

Description

The tour will begin with a relaxing pedicab ride to the Lady Thien Hau Temple. This temple, built to worship Lady Thien Hau (the goddess of the sea), is one of the most interesting and ancient temples in the China Town area. After visiting the temple, you can walk around China Town and visit some of the local shops. Chinatown is also a place of great historical and cultural importance. This area is a popular site for those on the tourist trail and also attracts many Taiwanese and Chinese visitors. Chinatown is an interesting place to see classical Chinese architecture reminiscent of years gone by with plenty of Chinese restaurants. Here you can find traditional Chinese products including medicinal herbs, clothing, and more. After departing for the China Town area, you will visit Cha Tam Church. You will then go shopping at Binh Tay Market, the largest market in Ho Chi Minh City or at the lacquerware factory where you can find special products made here in Vietnam. You can easily combine exploring and shopping in Chinatown.

Includes

Transfer and transportation as per itinerary Entrance fees Pedicab (Cyclo) Bottled drinking water English-speaking tour guide Travel insurance Hotel pickup and drop-off from the HCMC Center, except Districts 2, 7, and 9 Child Policy: A maximum of 1 child can be accompanied by 1 adult at the child price; the 2nd child will pay the adult price.
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