- Child Policy -
Infants from 0 - 3 years old and under 130cm: Free of charge (Sharing the same motorbike with parents)
Children 4-13 years old and under 1.30m: Applied to Child Ticket
Children from 130cm and above or above 13 years old: Counted as Adult
- FAQ -
Example
Q: What if I am a vegetarian or have food allergies or dietary restrictions
A: Please let us know if you (or anyone in your group) are a vegetarian or have a dietary restriction when you purchase tickets. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.
Q: Is it safe for infant when he/she sits on the scooter? Do I have to pay for my young baby
A: You do not have to worry about that problem because our tour guides are licensed and well-trained. And we will not charge any fee on your young baby (2-3 years old). However, we won’t take any responsibilities if any problems with your babies.
Q: What should we bring on the day tour?
A: We provide helmets, full bodied rain ponchos, plenty of water, and always have a first-aid kit on hand. This means you don’t need to bring much! We do recommend that you wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and good shoes. For women, we don’t recommend wearing dresses or skirts as it can be uncomfortable while riding on the scooter.
Q: What if I want to cancel or reschedule my tour? Do I get a refund?
A: If you’d like to cancel your tour, please contact us via phone or email more than 24 hours in advance. This way we can notify our team of drivers and guides. If you’d like to reschedule your tour, please let us know more than 24 hours in advance. We don’t charge extra for rescheduling, but letting us know in advance is best so that we can arrange our team for you. We understand that some circumstances make it difficult to give advance cancellation notice. If you must cancel last minute, please contact us via phone and we will discuss refunds depending on the situation.
Motorbike tour is not recommended for seniors over 70 years old.
Tour is not recommended for pregnant guests with more than 6 months.
Due to safety reasons, travelers who weigh over 100 kg are not recommended to book this tour (if tourists really like to book, please contact us that we can discuss and arrange a strong good driver/ taxi/ walking options and a surcharge will be applied)
Please provide detailed information about ALL TRAVELERS when booking so that we can contact and give the best support
The itinerary might be changed without prior notice in case unexpected external factors occur (weather, local authority decision...)
The timing of this itinerary is estimated, and the exact time will be informed before departure time.
All activities are included and optional, please be note and ready when the pick up time is nearby
Weather in Saigon is hot, humid and unpredictable. Therefore, tourists should have a check and well prepare some necessary things for the trip such as hat, sun cream
Always confirm and discuss with your guides when meet up about the tour program, food allergies or any restrictions.
Along with the rider, there will be a tour leader who incharge of all interpretation - the rider might only be able to speak basic English
Saigon's Chinatown, also known as Cholon (Chợ Lớn), is the oldest Chinese residential area in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Its name originates from the Chinese community viewing this place as their "Chinatown" (Tang Ren) abroad. Key features include its unique Chinese architectural style, bustling traditional markets, numerous historic temples (such as Thien Hau Temple), and a rich Chinese culinary culture, showcasing deep historical heritage and community vitality.
In Saigon's Chinatown, you can immerse yourself in a rich atmosphere of traditional Chinese culture. Besides savoring authentic Cantonese, Teochew, and other Chinese cuisines, you can visit traditional Chinese medicine shops, gold jewelry stores, and Chinese temples, experiencing their religious beliefs and festive customs. The daily life here is filled with the unique aspects of the Chinese community, allowing you to personally understand its history and cultural heritage.
When selecting flowers at Ho Chi Minh City's flower market, we recommend that you: 1. Observe the freshness of the flowers: Choose items with plump buds, vibrant green leaves, and no wilting or damage. 2. Ask for local recommendations: Locals are more knowledgeable about seasonal flowers and quality stalls. 3. Pay attention to packaging and transportation: Ensure the flowers can be carried safely. Considering the market's busyness and the wide variety of items, you might plan which flower types you're looking for first, then inquire with the vendors.
Ho Chi Minh City's flower market (usually referring to Hồ Thị Kỷ Flower Market or Đầm Sen Flower Market) typically has long operating hours, with some stalls even starting wholesale transactions from early morning and operating around the clock. For general visitors, it's advisable to visit in the morning or late afternoon. During these times, the variety of flowers is most complete, and the crowds are more moderate, allowing for a better experience of the market's lively atmosphere.
In addition to a wide array of colorful flowers, you can find many specialty items related to floral art around Ho Chi Minh City's flower market. For instance, you might see various flower pots, gardening supplies, decorative items, and even decorations for festive occasions. Furthermore, there are often stalls selling local snacks and drinks around the market, allowing you to taste authentic Vietnamese delicacies while browsing.
There are many historical sites and temples worth exploring around Saigon's Chinatown. Among the most famous is Thien Hau Temple, a significant religious center for the local Chinese community with exquisite architecture. There are also Quan Am Temple and Phuc An Hoi Quan, among others. These temples are not only places of worship but also repositories of the historical memory and cultural arts of the Chinese community. Their unique architectural styles and rich historical stories serve as important windows into understanding the culture of Chinatown.
Visiting Saigon's Chinatown and Ho Chi Minh City's flower market by motorbike offers a unique way to experience the pulse and street culture of Ho Chi Minh City more deeply. With a professional driver, you can weave through busy alleys, observe local life up close, and flexibly stop at various attractions. This method is not only highly mobile but also provides a more authentic, exciting, and integrated local experience, allowing you to fully grasp the city's atmosphere.
The lotus flower holds profound symbolic meaning in Vietnamese culture and is honored as Vietnam's national flower. It represents purity, elegance, resilience, and optimism, blooming beautifully even when growing in mud, symbolizing the maintenance of noble character amidst adversity. Through the DIY activity of folding lotus flowers, visitors not only learn a traditional skill but also gain a deeper understanding of the lotus's status in the hearts of Vietnamese people, experiencing its unique cultural spirit.