VIETNAM
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The 7 most popular dessert tours in Vietnam. What each day is actually like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Experience the Cu Chi Tunnels with a guided 3D film, crawl-through tunnels, cassava snacks, and pickup from central Ho Chi Minh City.
“This tour was very fun and the tour guide was great! We got to go into the tunnels and to visit the shooting range”
Express Mekong Delta tour from Ho Chi Minh City with My Tho pagoda, canal boats, tuk tuk villages, coconut treats, and Bánh Khọt.
“I thought I'd book something more special, like all the other smaller river tours. But unfortunately that was not so.. They take you to the exact same, completely overflowing, mass-handling locations. This has nothing to do with village life.Auto-translated”
A full-day Mekong Delta trip from Ho Chi Minh City with boat rides, tuk-tuk villages, Vinh Trang Pagoda, bánh khọt, and coconut honey tastings.
“Lucy was a great guide. She is very organized. You see and do a lot. The time on the boats and on the bicycles is enjoyable. Overall, a very nice time.”
Night on the Han River in Da Nang with included beer, a short Cham Pa dance, and close views of bridge lights and dragon-bridge fire.
“I am unable to review this tour as it was cancelled due to inclement weather. On my next time here I will book it again and amend this review accordingly”
Tour Phu Quoc’s Bittersweet Chocolate Factory, stroll cacao gardens, watch bean-to-bar making, then craft hot chocolate and a 10-piece box.
“After several value packed activities throughout Vietnam, to say this was a disappointment is an understatement. Our guide left us twice to manage late comers when it clearly states come 15 minutes early and constant reminders on my phone making sure we were on time. About five minutes going through cacao process so didn’t really…”
Learn Vietnamese cacao-to-chocolate basics in a small Hoi An class. Temper dark chocolate, make a 30g bar, plus truffles and pralines.
“Fun couple of hours for those who like chocolate or want to learn the basics. You walk away with plenty of chocolate and learn some cool things about Vietnams chocolate farms and trade. Small classes. Great for solo, couple and group travellers.”
Make a 30g dark chocolate bar, decorate 6 truffles, learn Vietnamese cacao, and sip iced chocolate at Alluvia Chocolate in Ho Chi Minh City.
