Price:$54.00
Saigon City Tour & Skybar Drink at Night by Jeep
Code: MN029
Description
Durations :(19:30 – 22:00)
Price: 54 USD/adult –27 USD/child (under 12 years-old)
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION | Your hotel |
| DEPARTURE TIME | 19:30- 22:00 |
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| EXCLUDED | Tips and personal expenses. |
Itinerary
- 19:30Pick up guest from hotel ( can be flexible base on guest request)
- 19:45We’ll start Saigon by night tour where we will admire the most magnificent French colonial monuments of the city such as Opera House, City Hall, Notre Dame, Post Office and Walking street…
- 20:15 We’ll take you to explore the local night market where we can stop for shopping if you would like. After that you will visit the streets known for their vibrant night life, a very busy and exciting area of the city.
- 20:45 We’ll head for the suburbs of the city to chill out with some fresh air and see the city from a different perspective.
- 21:00End up at a Rooftop bar to enjoy panorama view of Saigon with a free drink
- 21:45: Guide will take you back to hotel by jeep, finish the tour.
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