COMBO SAIGON SIGHTS & VEGAN FOODIES

COMBO SAIGON SIGHTS & VEGAN FOODIES invites you on a soulful journey through the city’s green heart.

Ride through lively streets, taste plant-based creations bursting with local spirit, and uncover hidden gems where culture, kindness, and creativity meet. Each stop tells a story – from vibrant markets to cozy corners, every bite celebrates life in its purest form.

It’s more than just vegan food; it’s an adventure of flavor, connection, and compassion that will leave you inspired, energized, and hungry for more.

PLACES OF INTEREST (BY DAY):

   1. The Hidden Weapons Arsenal – Used to be a house to hide weapons of the Saigon Rangers, containing nearly 2 tons of guns, ammunition, and grenades.

   2. The Burning Monk – A memorial to the monk who set himself on fire to protest the persecution of Buddhists in Vietnam.

   3. Bien Hoa Ceramic Collection House – From simple ceramic vases to intricate masterpieces, Biên Hòa pottery will take you into a world of elegance and creativity.

   4. Pink Church – Tan Dinh Church, or Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, has a bright pink tone and was built in a Romanian architectural style.

   5. Jade Emperor Temple – Step beyond the city’s noise into a realm of calm, where every statue, offering, and breath tells stories of faith and timeless spirituality.

   6. Lord Marshal Duyet – Beneath sweeping roofs and dragon-carved gates, this ancestral sanctuary embodies centuries of craftsmanship, preserves the soul of Southern heritage – where faith, artistry, and gratitude endure through time’s quiet breath.

   7. Local Market – Step inside the maze of aisles where sunlight filters through tin roofs, revealing the heartbeat of local life in its purest, most authentic form.

PLACES OF INTEREST (BY NIGHT):

   1. Flower Market – Discover Flower Market, where colorful blooms, fragrant alleys, night trading, local vendors, and authentic Saigon street life flourish after sunset daily experiences.

   2. China Town – A place to preserve the cultural charm of architecture, cuisine, beliefs,… of the Chinese people in Vietnam.

   3. Lantern Street – Walk through colorful lantern streets illuminated at night, showcasing traditional craftsmanship and festive cultural charm.

   4. Fruit Market – Explore the night fruit market, where you’ll have the chance to discover stalls selling typical Vietnamese tropical fruits and experience the vibrant nightlife.

   5. Big market – A historic wholesale hub where Chinese-Vietnamese culture, bustling trade, architecture, and authentic local life thrive daily together vibrantly.

   6. Fashion Street – Explore Fashion Street in District 5, where trendy boutiques, local styles, nonstop shopping energy, youthful crowds, and Saigon’s dynamic urban spirit collide daily.

   7. Bui Vien Walking Street – Where vibrant nightlife, international crowds, street performances, lively bars, music, and nonstop energy define Saigon’s famous backpacker district.

   8. Saigon Opera House – Standing in the heart of Saigon, Ho Chi Minh Opera House possesses the elegant and aesthetic characteristics of French Colonial architecture.

   9. Nguyen Hue Walking Street – The cultural hub of Ho Chi Minh City. Home to unique culinary delights, lively nightlife, and exciting entertainment venues, it’s the perfect destination for nightlife lovers.

   10. City Hall – Officially known as the People’s Committee Building. It’s a French colonial city hall built in the early 1900s. Its French builders drew inspiration from town halls in Europe.

   11. Bach Dang Wharf – A good place to view the skyscrapers along the Saigon River and behind Bach Dang Wharf come into their own as night falls and brilliant neon shades the Ho Chi Minh City skyline from gray to a riot of color.

   12. Lights of Saigon (Night Views from the Riverbank) – A breezy riverside escape – where city lights dance on the water and calm moments bloom beneath the open sky.

TASTING VEGAN FOODS:

   1. Grilled Banana Sticky Rice – Grilled banana sticky rice rolls, served with coconut sauce and toasted sesame seeds. This is a popular Southern Vietnamese dessert.

   2. Vietnamese Sweet Soup – is a popular snack in Vietnam, it can be in the form of pudding, or as a simple drink that combines fruit, vegetables, beans, seeds.

   3. Fried Breadfruit (Follow the season) – A tropical starchy fruit that is double-fried to create a crunchy exterior with a sweet soft interior to enjoy.

   4. Ice Sugarcane Juice – Known as “nước mía” in Vietnamese, often sold at street stalls or in disposable cups with ice, sometimes flavored with kumquat or other fruits. 

   5. Fresh Vegan Spring Rolls – These Fresh Spring Rolls are bursting with vibrant vegetables, tender noodles, and crispy tofu, and served with a zesty peanut sauce.

   6. Fried Vegan Spring Roll – A filled with stir-fried vegetables and glass noodles, wrapped with spring roll wrapper, deep-fried, and served with sweet.

   7. Vietnamese Vegan Bread – A typically short baguettes filled with vegan-friendly ingredients like tofu, pickled vegetables, and fresh herbs.

   8. Vegetable Soup – A combination of kohlrabi, carrots, onions, mushrooms and cilantro.

   9. Vietnamese Fruit – Enjoy Vietnam’s tropical fruits, bursting with natural sweetness, vibrant colors, seasonal freshness, and rich flavors shaped by fertile land and warm sunshine.

No need to worry about planning where to go, waiting for other people, paying for entrance fees or buying meals. We got you covered as this COMBO SAIGON SIGHTS & VEGAN FOODIES is private and all-inclusive. Our guides will also help you take some beautiful photos during the unique Combo Sights & Vegan Foodies tour.

If you’re looking for Saigon signature place and local foods, then a tour of the Saigon Sights & Vegan Foodies is perfect for you! It’s the attractive tour to feel Saigon tasty and make memories with loved ones, friends or family.