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Hello and Xin Chao! I'm Dong, or you can call me Vera, your expert tour guide in the beating heart of Ho Chi Minh City. In the 18 intensive years since 2005, I have not only experienced the city's dynamic change, but also embraced it. Known for my warm, friendly demeanor, I warmly welcome travelers who want to take an authentic journey through the enchanting corners of Saigon. My roots are deeply connected to Vietnamese culture, I was born in Tien Giang, with a mother from Ninh Binh and a father from the Mekong Delta, and embody the essence of Vietnam's cultural mosaic. Beyond guiding, I am a culinary explorer and bring insider knowledge of Vietnam's diverse and delicious cuisine. Join me on a journey to discover the stories, flavors and wonders of Ho Chi Minh City. Let's create lasting memories together. See you in Saigon! 🌺
Excellent tour well worth doing. Wade spoke very good English was entertaining, passionate and provided great information on the history and took us to some great food places that we would normally not have gone too. Highly recommended.
A very awesome tour. Wade was extremely knowledgeable and shared some personal stories about his 98 year old grandmother who lived through two wars. We visited a secret bunker which was super cool and he showed us the best spots to eat around town. He even took photos of us and sent them after the tour which I really appreciated. If you just got into the city this tour is a must. Thank you Wade!
We had a wonderful few hours with Wade. He took us to some fantastic sights on the city all while sharing its deep history through the timeline of Vietnam.
Dave is professional and very enthusiastic! Food options were very local.and interesting. We wouldnt have gotten the chance to try them if not on this tour.
The tour is good but I would avoid making it with Wade, I never had a tour guide that was so irritating. He HAD to have the last word about everything, he would ask us questions just to correct us, it was definitely a bit too much, it's a good lad but his over propagandist attitude was uncomfortable at times.
