Saigon Jeep Tour with Landmarks: War Remnants Museum & Food
This tour packs the best of Saigon's history, culture and food into just 4 hours, all from the open seat of a vintage US Army jeep. Instead of a typical city tour, you'll go beyond the usual landmarks. Step into a secret weapons cellar hidden beneath an ordinary house, used by Saigon commandos during the 1968 Tet Offensive. Then face the powerful stories of the war at the War Remnants Museum, and see the Independence Palace and Central Post Office along the way. In Chinatown, explore the incense-filled Thien Hau Temple and wander the traditional herbal medicine street, where old shops still sell roots, herbs and remedies. Visit a lacquerware workshop to see one of Vietnam's finest crafts up close. Between stops, taste two Saigon icons: a famous Huynh Hoa banh mi and a comforting bowl of Pho Hoa, both loved by locals for decades. With a friendly local guide, a small group and a jeep that turns heads everywhere you go, it's an easy, fun and meaningful way to discover Saigon.
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