My Tho

The guide's explanations were very easy to understand, and the flow of travel and sightseeing was efficient, so we were able to enjoy the tour smoothly from start to finish. Although there was some traffic congestion due to the Chinese New Year, the tour was so fulfilling that it didn't even bother me, and in the end it was a very satisfying tour. What particularly impressed me was the Mekong River cruise; it wasn't a place set up for tourists as I had imagined, but rather a landscape of boats and rivers used daily by local people. Rather than sightseeing, it felt like we were experiencing a part of life, and it was a valuable experience that allowed us to experience the real local atmosphere.

I participated in an optional tour, and the first thing that surprised me was the incredible value for money. For just 2,000 yen, you won't find anything like this anywhere else. It included a tour of a coconut caramel factory, a pancake-making experience, a special lunch, honey juice, listening to local folk music, a tuk-tuk ride, and even mineral water and snacks—it was a very satisfying experience. The guide was also fantastic, and even though I'm not very good at English, he explained everything carefully and patiently, so I was able to enjoy the tour with ease. The driver also drove safely throughout, allowing me to travel safely even in the hectic traffic jams of Ho Chi Minh City. I'm truly grateful. Honestly, I was amazed at how much they offered for such a low price. I urge you to give it a try, even if you think you'll be disappointed. I'm sure you'll be pleased.

The tour guide explained Vietnamese history very clearly and demonstrated a deep understanding of the region's historical background. Through many true stories, we learned about the changes Vietnam underwent during wartime. Each attraction was highlighted, and the guide even personally demonstrated how to cut open a coconut, which was eye-opening and showed us how valuable a coconut is. Overall, it was excellent.