Vietnam Package Tours

This was a wonderful experience. Motorbiking through Saigon, food shopping in the markets, preparing food and distributing the food to the needy. This is a new tour, as such needs a bit of work to improve the experience. Overall, it is a great concept which connects tourists with the real life of the Vietnamese people. I strongly support and recommend this tour for people who are community minded and a bit adventurous.

We went shopping by ourselves at the local market, the sellers were very friendly and cheerful and I bought fresh food at a good price. April and his friend showed us how to prepare and cook. I cooked rice, rolled spring rolls, and put them in the box. When we arrived at the hospital gate, I was very surprised, everyone around came to get it very quickly. I feel like I did a good thing. Not only do you experience local culture by cooking, but you also help people here have a nutritious meal. If you come to Vietnam, join this tour, highly recommend

During my trip in Ho Chi Minh City. Right from the beginning, I was warmly and thoughtfully welcomed by the tour guide and briefly introduced to the itinerary and stops. During the trip, I had the opportunity to explore many street eateries and local specialties. Enjoy fresh, unique and skillfully prepared dishes that are impressive. In particular, I was impressed with the sandwiches, pho, noodles and snacks such as sticky rice, sweet soup, and iced tea. The tour guide is also very enthusiastic about introducing the history, culture and daily life of Saigon people. This is an extremely worthwhile street food tour. I had an impressive experience and was very satisfied with this trip. I will definitely recommend it to friends and relatives when I have the opportunity to come to Ho Chi Minh City.

Honestly, the first days when we arrived in Vietnam, we didn't know what to eat. What to eat and where to eat to have the best and most realistic experiences But the Vietnam package tour helped us avoid having to worry about thinking about what to eat in Vietnam. The tour guides were very enthusiastic in letting us try most of the most famous and special dishes in Vietnam. They are very friendly, dress politely and pay close attention to hygiene during meals. We feel extremely satisfied when having an exciting and filling food tour

I went on the food and city tour and had a fun time with my guide, Oliver. We toured the city for an hour before our first stop for coffee and a fruit yogurt shake. Next, we looked at the many places that the restaurant proprietors go to buy products to prepare for their guests. The next stop was a restaurant that served samples of a variety of Vietnamese food. More touring and photo stops along the way to another food stop. At this stop, we tried a spicy dish with prawns, a tofu soup with sweet cream, and a delicious deep-fried pancake dish topped with quail eggs and other toppings as well. Then a stop to sample some fruits including some giant grapes which were both unusual and delicious. A bit more touring and then return to my hotel.