Explore Cho Lon, Saigon’s historic Chinatown, and uncover the stories behind its growth and identity. Visit a centuries-old temple, walk through specialized market streets, and discover Binh Tay Market and the legacy of Quach Dam. See the broom-making quarter of Binh Tien, learn about the Revolutionary Printing House, and enjoy lunch at a traditional Chinese restaurant. The tour ends at a Taoist temple and District 5 Post Office, where old architecture meets modern city life. A half-day journey into the culture, business spirit, and history of Cho Lon.
Pick-up at Saigontourist Travel Service Office (102 Nguyen Hue St.) or hotels in district 1. Meet your guide and receive a brief introduction to the tour highlights.
Explore one of the most sacred Chinese temples in Saigon. Admire traditional architecture, detailed carvings, and vibrant red-gold colors while learning about Chinese spiritual life
Pass through Luong Nhu Hoc, Hai Thuong Lan Ong, and nearby specialized markets (fabric, herbal medicine, poultry, dried seafood). Understand how community-based trading shaped economic success
Discover the largest wholesale market in Cho Lon and the story of Quach Dam, a self-made businessman who built and donated the market to the community
See how Vietnamese migrants preserved their craft and coexisted with Chinese traders, creating economic cooperation across communities
Learn about underground publishing activities during wartime and the involvement of the Chinese community in Vietnam’s modern history
Enjoy signature dishes of the Cho Lon area (drinks not included)
Explore a rare Taoist temple that reflects the beliefs of the Yunnan Chinese community
Saigontourist Travel Service Office / hotels in district 1
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