Things to do in Go Cong Dong

Bui Vien Street is a lively spot to experience Ho Chi Minh City after dark! 🌃✨ Lots of restaurants, cafés, street food, and entertainment. Great for a fun evening walk and people-watching. 🇻🇳

Yes worth taking the trip. Lovely ship and friendly crew. Good views of the city. The cocktail where made nicely

You get a lot for this price. A brief vr experience (HTC vive headset), photo at the entrance and small open area where you could take photos without windows.

Had such a great experience with the Ho Chi Minh City Hop-On Hop-Off Bus! 🌃✨ Traveled with friends, and it was such a fun and affordable way to explore the city at night. Perfect for enjoying the city lights, taking in the views, and seeing HCMC from a different perspective. Great value for money, too! Highly recommend it if you’re visiting Ho Chi Minh City. Would definitely book again! 🚌❤️

I joined a trip purchased via Trip.com to Cần Giờ, a coastal suburban district 50 km away from Saigon. It is home to Cần Giờ Mangrove Forest, a biosphere reserve listed by UNESCO. Rừng Sác, where the Viet Cong established base areas during the Vietnam War, is also located here. We left Saigon at 08:00 (I was the last passenger) and drove to Phà Bình Khánh (Bình Khánh Ferry Pier) and then rode a ferry across. We continued on and reached Cần Giờ at 10:00. Our guide paid for the tickets and then we walked in. There are two types of monkeys, the brown and the golden (yellowish) kinds. The former is mischievous and devious. Be careful of your belongings as they are bold enough to climb up and steal your glasses and caps. One member in our group had his water bottle taken from his shorts pocket. Our guide distributed some peanuts for us to feed the monkeys.After that, we went to see some salt-water crocodiles nearby. There are 16 crocodiles in the area and we saw four of them. On weekends, there are stalls selling fish to be fed to the crocodiles but there was no one selling fish when we went on a weekday.After that, we walked beneath the canopy of trees along the path and crossed some bridges to get to Rừng Sác War Zone area. The guide shared some historical background then we were free to explore the hints before taking a motorboat back to the entrance.We had lunch at a restaurant and were served seafood hotpot. The restaurant prepared vegetarian noodles for three o members of our group who were vegetarian. After lunch, we rested and I took the opportunity to explore the nearby seafood market.We left at 14:00 and headed back to Saigon. It was a comfortable trip and I enjoyed myself.