Throughout the night, eat a variety of delicious dishes and drinks at 7 local food places and sample 10 Saigon's best foods and local drinks. After picking up from your hotel to the local area, we will walk into hidden gems and try out over 7 best dishes the locals have to offer in district 3, district 5 and district 10. After conquering 10 Vietnamese dishes in 5 hours, our smiley tour guide will take you to your hotel by taxi. HIGHLIGHTS Tasting 10 Amazing Foods and Drinks Non-Tourist Destinations Explore 3 of Saigon's Colorful Districts Deeply Discover Hidden Alleyways and Dine at Authentic Food Stalls Nguyen Thien Thuat Oldest Apartment Walking Around Most Vibrant and Busiest Streets Where Locals Often Sit Down And Eat Together Ho Thi Ky Wholesale Flower Market And Local Market Walking Around Cook Your Own Food At One Local Food Stall

Located on a street of the same name, Ho Thi Ky is the largest flower market in Ho Chi Minh City, supplies flowers to the city and some provinces in the South of Vietnam. Founded in the 1980s, this is a rare place that upholds the characteristic of the old Saigon. The market is open all day, but the most crowded is early morning and evening (Ho Thi Ky night market). The flowers here are mainly from Dalat, Mekong Delta, and other countries such as Hungary and the Netherlands.

Saigon is the most dynamic and bustling city in Vietnam. However, the town still hides ancient and rustic values over time, and one of the most outstanding examples is the Nguyen Thien Thuat apartment buildings in District 3. The buildings first housed American soldiers, but it was used for Vietnamese residents after Independence Day. This residential area has 11 buildings, and about 120 households formed around 1968. As the apartment has existed for nearly half a century, the residents here are, therefore, closely connected from wartime to peacetime. Wandering around the old apartment buildings, you could see the lovely and close images of the neighbors talking in front of the balcony, on the bench, or the children running around in the corridors.