SAIGON – CHO LON CITY TOUR HOP ON HOP OFF TOUR 4H

NOTE:

• The bus will operate according to the designated route.
• Travel time may vary depending on traffic conditions.
• A confirmation email will be sent immediately after booking.
• Please exchange your voucher at the City Opera House Kiosk.
• Wheelchair access is available on the lower deck.
• The audio guide system supports 9 languages.
• Available languages: English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, German, and Russian.
• During operation, some stops may be skipped due to road closures or maintenance, which will be announced on board.
• Schedules and itineraries are subject to change if necessary.

STOPS:

• Pham Ngu Lao Backpacker Street

Address: 88–86 Bui Vien Street, Pham Ngu Lao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City

Bus stop: Pham Ngu Lao Street, near Bui Vien Walking Street

Pham Ngu Lao Backpacker Street is one of Saigon’s most famous areas, located along three short yet vibrant streets packed with hundreds of tourism services — from travel agencies, restaurants, bars, hotels, and cafés to souvenir shops. Thousands of international visitors, especially independent travelers, love to gather here to enjoy the energetic and lively atmosphere.

• War Remnants Museum

Address: 28 Vo Van Tan Street, Ward 6, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City

Bus Stop: In front of Vo Van Tan StreetThe War Remnants Museum specializes in researching, collecting, preserving, and displaying documents, photographs, and artifacts that reflect the consequences of wars in Vietnam.

With more than 20,000 exhibits, including photographs, objects, and films, the museum promotes awareness of the Vietnamese people’s struggle for independence and freedom, the fight against invasion, the protection of peace, and the spirit of solidarity among nations worldwide.

• Ben Thanh Market

Address: Main Gate on Le Loi Street, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City

Bus Stop: Intersection of Truong Dinh and Le Thanh Ton StreetsBen Thanh Market has been a witness to Saigon’s long history, evolving over centuries into its current form with the iconic clock tower on the southern gate.

This bustling market is a gathering place for countless vendors, offering everything from fresh flowers, tropical fruits, and delicious sweet soups to fashionable clothes, shoes, and accessories — making it one of Saigon’s most vibrant shopping destinations.

• Ho Thi Ky Flower Market

Established in 1987, Ho Thi Ky Market in District 10 is considered the most unique flower market located right in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City. The market is about 5 km from Hoang Hoa Tham Market and 12 km from An Dong Market. Ho Thi Ky Flower Market gathers all kinds of flowers from Da Lat and the Mekong Delta provinces, bringing vibrant colors and fresh fragrances into the center of the city.

• Phuoc An Assembly Hall

Phuoc An Assembly Hall sits on an area of nearly 1,000 m², with the main structure arranged along a vertical axis — the main hall to the north, the front hall to the south, and the central hall in between. On both sides are the East and West wings. Although built later and smaller in scale compared to other assembly halls in the Cho Lon area, Phuoc An stands out for its intricate architecture and exquisite craftsmanship. The decorative carvings, murals, and sacred objects are all meticulously created with fine lines and gilded lacquer in vibrant colors. Additionally, the roof and eaves are adorned with ceramic sculptures made by Cay Mai artisans, giving the assembly hall its own unique charm.

• Thien Hau Temple

Tue Thanh Assembly Hall (Chinese: 穗城會館), commonly known as Thien Hau Temple or Chua Ba Cho Lon, is a place of worship dedicated to the Goddess Thien Hau. The temple is located at 710 Nguyen Trai Street, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City.The assembly hall preserves a large bronze bell inscribed with the words “10th year of Dao Quang” — corresponding to the year 1830. It also houses an impressive cloisonné censer, both serving as historical artifacts from that era.

• Ong Bon Pagoda

Nhi Phu Assembly Hall (Chinese: 二府會館), also known as Nhi Phu Temple or Ong Bon Pagoda, is a place of worship located at 264 Hai Thuong Lan Ong Street, Ward 14, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City.This assembly hall was established by Fujianese (Hokien) immigrants in the early 18th century on the land of De Ngan, which is now part of the Cho Lon area.

• Van Phat Pagoda

Van Phat Pagoda, located at 66/14 Nghia Thuc Street, Ward 5, District 5, Ho Chi Minh City, is a very famous spiritual destination in Saigon.As its name suggests, the pagoda is home to an impressive collection of Buddha statues, recognized as one of the most remarkable in Vietnam.