Things to do in Hau Nghia

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. 🇻🇳

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! 🚌❤️

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.

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

Some areas are quite hot. There isn't much variety in the food options at the restaurant; I’d like to see more choices.

The Kim Long Water Puppet Theatre in Ho Chi Minh City is the top choice for watching water puppet shows and is ranked number one on the must-see list. Water puppetry is a unique traditional folk art of Vietnam with a history of nearly a thousand years. It originated in the rural ponds of the Red River Delta, later entering the royal court and being listed as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. During performances, actors stand in waist-deep water, hidden behind bamboo curtains, and use long bamboo poles and ropes to manipulate puppets, depicting stories of farming, fishing, and folk tales on the water's surface. A traditional band provides live accompaniment throughout the performance.

Not much to see here. The place is small and hot with no air conditioning. You get to see how the government officials would live their lives and how they would host their guests at the different rooms within the palace. Ticket isn’t experience but really not much to see