Saigon Half Day Motorbike City Tour with GirlPower | KissTour

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Ho Chi Minh City

• This isn’t a typical city tour — it’s a personal journey through history, culture, and real conversations. Here’s what you can expect:
• Ride through Saigon’s past and present with a local female guide in Ao Dai.
• Visit key landmarks like Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Central Post Office, and Reunification Palace.
• Explore lesser-known sites like Thích Quảng Đức Memorial, Thiên Hậu Temple, and Đỗ Phủ Café with a hidden wartime bunker.
• Hear personal stories and reflections that go beyond facts — how history shaped modern Vietnam.
• Enjoy one local dish along the way — a short break to recharge and taste a flavor of the city.
• Ask questions, share views, and connect with your guide for a real cultural exchange.
• A meaningful city tour perfect for curious travelers who enjoy conversations, not checklists.Read moreMore about Ho Chi Minh City

Central Post Office

Step inside one of Saigon’s most iconic colonial buildings. This still-functioning post office features vaulted ceilings, vintage phone booths, and a giant portrait of Ho Chi Minh. It’s a charming blend of architecture, history, and everyday life.Read moreMore about Central Post Office

The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument

This memorial honors Thích Quảng Đức, the Vietnamese monk who self-immolated in 1963 to protest religious oppression. Located at a busy Saigon intersection, the statue marks a powerful moment in history — quiet but unforgettable, right in the heart of the city.Read moreMore about The Venerable Thich Quang Duc Monument

Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral

Built in the late 19th century by the French, Notre-Dame Cathedral is one of Saigon’s most iconic landmarks. With its red bricks, twin bell towers, and peaceful garden out front, it offers a quiet contrast to the city’s usual buzz — and a glimpse into its colonial past.Read moreMore about Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral

Ba Thien Hau Temple

Thien Hau Temple, located in Saigon’s Chinatown, is one of the city’s oldest and most atmospheric temples. With its smoky incense coils, detailed carvings, and quiet courtyards, the temple offers a glimpse into both spiritual life and Chinese-Vietnamese heritage.Read moreMore about Ba Thien Hau Temple