Morning

We will have a hearty breakfast of herb-laden pho (noodle soup) or Pork Rice and ca phe sua da (iced coffee with milk). Next places Ho Chi Minh City's Fine Arts Museum, if you want to see the elegant architecture of French colonial times. Conduct your own exploration of the galleries, which showcase centuries-old statuary and contemporary art inspired by the tragedy of war. From the Bitexco tower, we move to the 3A Station Saigon with cafes, galleries and retailers, the hip laneways are also punctuated with colourful street art.

Afternoon

A local foods for lunch at local restaurant will be perfect for the first day in Saigon. After lunch, walk to the colonial red-brick elegance of Notre Dame Cathedral. Across from the cathedral, check out the interior of Ho Chi Minh City's glorious Central Post Office, which was built between 1886 and 1891. Then continue with the nearby Reunification Palace, which is accessed by walking through iron gates that were cast aside by Communist tanks when the city fell to the North Vietnamese Army on 30 April 1975. Four decades on, the building's 1960s architecture and memory-packed halls make for one of the city's most intriguing attractions. Discover the basement, a labyrinth of tunnels filled with maps.

Evening

It's now time for someone else to do the work, so jump on the back of a motorbike or scooter on a tour to explore the city after dark – coursing through the neon-lit excitement of Saigon's evening traffic could be the most fun you'll ever have on two wheels. Discover Saigon river, try to eat Vietnamese pizza and life of local people that tourists can not find by themselve. Vietnamese pancake and try to drink some drink with music on crazy street will make your time in Saigon to be great.