Things to do in Saigon Central Post Office

Great tour and the guide Kevn was really helpful and nice, how made it a memorable experience. Highly recommend this tour.

Amazing experience the city looks so beautiful from top and extraordinary staff well managed everything…

We were initially a bit disappointed when our guide arrived 10 minutes late, and we were surprised to learn that no car was included in our booking. Instead, they arrange a Grab for us, which is already paid for—so no additional expenses there. However, our tour guide, Hao, turned out to be fantastic! He’s not only an amazing photographer but also fun, flexible, and incredibly knowledgeable. We ended up having a great time, and the photos he took were simply stunning. Given that hiring a dedicated photographer would have been much more expensive and may not have allowed us to explore as much, this experience was truly a great value for money. This 2-hour tour really encapsulated our Vietnam trip, and I highly recommend it! If you can, definitely ask for Hao! (The photos below may not necessarily be the best photos we got but they were chosen as our faces were not as exposed in them)

Very easy to exchange for the ticket at the bus stop with the staff. Then use thr ticket to exchange for admission ticket. Museum not very big but a lot insight.

The tour was very fun and organized. We were not able to maximize the place because it was raining so hard, but our tour guide assured us of our safety - on both the boat rides and the island tours. Huge thanks to Rick, our tour guide, for being so entertaining and for always lending a helping hand.

The guys working at Saigon Sniper were so helpful and patient. They gave great tips and it was very easy to pick up even for a beginner. Managed to hit close to the target a few times! There are even different types of guns you can choose from - the sniper rifle was heavy but had great aim, allowing for more precise shooting. They even gave us mini challenges ;)

I really enjoyed the short food tour! The guides were friendly, and were very willing to share more about Vietnam and the culture. We were brought to less touristy areas and places we would not have gone on our own as tourists. My guide, Natalie, was even chatting and sharing about Vietnam while riding the bike. I can't eat too much, but the 7-course tour was just nice for lunch! Would recommend to have just a light breakfast (or skip) if you're going for the afternoon tour. They will also get in touch with the full itinerary prior, and you can inform them of your allergies so they can make arrangements. This tour is perfect for solo travellers or even small groups!

There is sashimi, meat, and other various types. The food is delicious, clean, and there are various fruits and desserts. There are only two types of drinks on display, but if you order coffee, tea, or carbonated drinks from the staff, they will bring them to you for free.