Innoviet, founded by a group of young heart Vietnamese people, seeks to build sustainable tourism projects - projects benefitting local communities and minimising the impacts of tourism on the environment, whilst providing tourists an authentic Vietnam experience. Actions speak louder than words, so Innoviet actively implements policies that directly impact the environment positively, such as using reusable non-plastic water bottles on all tours.
DiscoverEmbarking on a slow travel journey through Saigon for just one day? Wondering where to go and what to do while experiencing the city at a relaxed pace? Dive into our slow travel guide for a one-day Saigon walking tour.
Saigon Alleys are food heaven for those who want to discover the authentic cuisine of Sai Gon. Just a short visit to one of these alleys, you will see why locals love to eat in those small alleys.
If planning a walking tour in Saigon, you should try at least 1 of these dishes. Do not rush to leave if you come to Saigon but have not eaten at least one of these dishes.
Lychees are described as small rounded fruit with white translucent flesh, pleasant smell, and rough thin skin. They used to be valuable offerings to the King of China in the old times.
The diversity and freshness of Vietnamese cuisine has won the hearts of many travelers. It does have the exotic food section that even a brave heart can't try.
Alley (Hẻm) is one of the most iconic symbols of the big city with such a great population in Vietnam like Saigon. The "Saigon Hidden Alleys" will take you to discover the hidden gems in Hẻm.
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