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We enjoyed exploring areas that are not usually visited by tourists, and experiencing local traditions. The history of Chinatown was particularly interesting, meeting some locals and understanding the importance of the temples. Our guide, Ti, was excellent. He navigated us safely through the traffic and gave us great insight into the city. Our questions were welcomed. Recommend this tour if you want to have a break from the shops and get a deeper understanding of Saigon. Nothing like cycling to immerse yourself in the city

Carol

Booked: Saigon Off-the-Beaten Path:  Ho Chi Minh City Cycling Tour

The most thrilling experience we’ve ever had in Vietnam and out of this whole trip FOR SURE. The spots we went to were also quite interesting and off the beaten path, and there were no tourists in sight which was great. We bought some fruits at the market and got to enjoy it at a local food stop that felt like a spot I wouldn’t find on my own as a tourist. The guide was also really warm, friendly and great at sharing about the spots we went to. Fair warning though: it's for the real adventure seekers, it can be quite scary cycling on the extremely busy streets (and even a highway!) of Vietnam

Tiffany L.

Booked: Saigon Off-the-Beaten Path:  Ho Chi Minh City Cycling Tour

We were picked up for our tour on time by T our tour guide. Once we were fitted out with bike and helmet, we set off, We felt safe 99% of the time, I had an issue that my 14 year was stuck in the middle of the road while the guide kept riding. After expressing that I wasn’t happy with not having a guide behind us, that was immediately fixed by another guide being called to ride behind us. Overall we enjoyed our ride and riding down the back lanes and alleys of Ho Chi Minh. After chatting to the guides they tell me that a group of 4 or more will go with 2 tour guides 1 in front and one behind. I feel that even if it’s 1 or 10 riders you need to make sure there is 2 guides, just for when your turning across the traffic its just much safer.

Carole McInerney

Booked: Saigon Off-the-Beaten Path:  Ho Chi Minh City Cycling Tour

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