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What to wear in Vietnam in 2026: real temperatures by region, temple dress code, and the motorbike kit our áo dài riders tell guests to pack.
Sep 15, 2026
Yes, Vietnamese street food is safe for most travellers if you eat the way locals do: pick the busiest stall, eat it hot and cooked-to-order, and be smart about
Sep 03, 2026
Grab works across Vietnam and is the lowest-cost, safest way for tourists to get around. This 2026 guide covers booking step by step, real VND and USD fares, th
Sep 02, 2026
The honest, local, motorbike-first Vietnam packing list: exactly how much to pack, what to buy on arrival, temple and rainy-season rules, the documents and eSIM
Sep 01, 2026
Yes, Saigon in the rainy season (May-November) is worth it: the rain is one short afternoon storm, not all-day grey, and hotels run 20-40% lower-cost. Here is t
Sep 01, 2026
Stay in District 1 for a first short visit (walkable to every sight, 20-30 min from the airport) or District 3 for the same central access at 30-40% less. A dec
Aug 31, 2026
The honest, local-guide answer to getting around Da Nang in 2026: real Grab, taxi, bus and motorbike costs in USD, the airport pickup trick, and the licence-and
Aug 28, 2026
A relaxed, hour-by-hour 3-day Da Nang plan for 2026: beach, Marble Mountains, lantern-lit Hoi An and Ba Na Hills, with DIY ticket prices, the Dragon Bridge show
Aug 27, 2026
Four days is the right answer for most travellers to Da Nang: the city fills two, and Ba Na Hills and Hoi An take one day each. Here are costed, hour-by-hour 3,
Aug 26, 2026
Arriving at Tan Son Nhat works like this: every international flight lands at Terminal 2, you clear immigration (25–45 minutes at peak), collect your bags, walk out past customs, and ride about 7 km to District 1. A KissTour host can meet you in the arrival hall, wheel your luggage and — because we register…
Aug 15, 2026
1. Food Costs in Ho Chi Minh City Let's talk about one of my favorite parts of the cost to travel to Ho Chi Minh City: The food! As a Saigon foodie, I can tell you that our culinary scene is a delicious adventure waiting to happen. But how much should you budget for all…
Aug 04, 2026
Arriving in Vietnam at night is safe and completely workable: immigration processes passengers whenever flights land, ride apps run around the clock, and hotels are used to 3 AM check-ins. What changes after dark is what is open, how long queues get when several red-eyes land together, and how much patience you have left. Here…
Aug 02, 2026
7 hours
US $78 per person
The full-day version of our Saigon city tour: 7 hours across the city’s famous landmarks, hidden war-time stories and lesser-known gems, with a local meal…
US $30 per person
Your host is waiting in the arrival hall with a KissTour sign. Your fast-track slot is booked with the airport before you fly, so you…
4.5 hours
US $79 per person
Our Michelin-inspired food tour takes you to 6 local spots across 5 districts, with 7+ authentic dishes and one scenic stop by night.
4 hours
US $59 per person
Our #1-rated food tour in Ho Chi Minh takes you to real local spots, with 10+ authentic dishes and 5 districts to explore at night.
3.5 hours
US $39 per person
Feel like a local when immersing yourself into the nightlife and explore the local places that most tourists don’t often see.
3.5 hours
US $45 per person
Explore Saigon’s history and hidden war-time stories in half-day or full-day options. Includes famous landmarks and lesser-known gems.
4 hours
US $59 per person
Ride through Saigon and enjoy 10+ flavorful vegan dishes with local guides who feel more like friends than tour leaders.