Vegetarian Tour in Saigon

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As a vegetarian or vegan who’s into food, you might worry that you are not being able to eat anything when coming to Saigon. Let our tour guides accompany you to experience and enjoy “vegan tour”. You can taste many special dishes and also gain more knowledge about the custom and culture of this lively city.

We have “Vegan Morning Tour”, “Vegan Afternoon Tour” and “Vegan Night Tour” which start respectfully 8:00 AM, 12:30 PM, 5:00 PM and our tours last about 4 hours. Our guides will pick you up at your hotel’s address or specified place.

ITINERARY

Get ready for an immersive journey through the hidden gems, vibrant cultures, and authentic flavors of Saigon. Here is your detailed adventure:

- Savor a Local Delicacy: Kickstart the journey by enjoying Vietnamese grilled banana cake with coconut sauce, a perfect blend of sweet and creamy flavors.

- Dive into Colors at The Biggest Flower Market: Immerse your senses in a spectacular labyrinth of blossoms and vibrant local trading.

- Explore The Cambodian Market: Discover a unique cultural pocket within the city, filled with distinctive sights and rich heritage.

- Relax over Vietnamese Coffee: Take a break at a charming local coffee shop to sip on iconic, robust Vietnamese coffee just like a local.

- Uncover The Ghost Apartment in District 5 (Chinatown): Step back in time as we visit this legendary, historic apartment complex nestled in the heart of bustling Chinatown.

- Weave Through The Motorbike Market: Experience the high-energy pulse of Saigon's ultimate mechanical hub.

- Visit The Thien Hau Temple: Marvel at the breathtaking architecture and sacred atmosphere of this historic temple, which is approximately 300 years old.

- Discover The Floating Market: Catch a glimpse of traditional river life. We will drink fresh coconut and see how locals live and trade right on their boats.

- Explore District 4 (The Smallest District): Venture into the narrow alleys of Saigon’s smallest district to witness authentic, unfiltered local life.

Feast on Authentic Flavors: Wrap up the culinary side of your adventure by eating noodle soup at a local restaurant

Drop-off: At the end of this unforgettable journey, we will safely drive you back to your hotel!

TOUR INFORMATION

Duration

4 Hour(s)

Price per Participant

$ 39

Price per child

$ 34

Languages

English

Group size

1 - 6 people

Over 250 years old temple

Ba Thien Hau (Lady of the Sea) temple in Saigon is a Buddhist temple dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess, Mazu.

It’s believed that she had protected and rescued ships and fishermans by flying around on a mat or cloud. Mazuism is connected with traditions and beliefs from both Taoism and Buddhism. You will find this temple in ‘Cholon’ (Chinatown) in District 5, which is roughly a twenty minute drive from the city centre.

Statue of a Mahayana Buddhist monk

At midday on June 11, 1963, the venerable monk Thich Quang Duc immolated himself to protest repression against Buddhism by the former Sai Gon regime. To memorize his struggle for peace, independence and reunification, his statue was built in a park on Cach Mang Thang Tam Street, where the act took place.

China Town

Cho Lon (China Town) is a place of great historical and cultural importance.

It is also an interesting place to see classical Chinese architecture reminiscent of years gone by with plenty of Chinese restaurants, ancient temples, etc.

Special market

There is a less-known market floating on Kenh Te canal in District 7. The market’s style reminds to the daily life of people living in Mekong Delta (Western Region of Vietnam). Tourists can see dozens of boats at anchor along the canal selling typical fruits of the Mekong Delta such as banana, coconut, rambutan, mango, and grapefruit, etc.

Mushroom hotpot

Mushroom hotpot is made with tofu, cabbage different types of mushrooms which is a healthy meal that will warm you up in an exploration day.

It’s a great way to enjoy the strong umami flavor of mushrooms and the light vegetable broth.

Tropical fruit

With the diverse climate, Vietnam is blessed with many types of tasty tropical fruits that you must try, such as longan, rambutan, custard-apple, lychee, mangosteen, etc.