女性ライダーとバイクで行くホーチミン市内ツアー｜KissTour

Two Ladies, Two Wheels & A City With Stories to Tell Forget the hop-on, hop-off bus. Forget the air-conditioned limo. Forget sitting behind a window watching Ho Chi Minh City go past like some sort of National Geographic documentary. You’re doing it wrong. If you want to understand HCMC, you need to get amongst it. Into the traffic. Into the chaos. Into that glorious, law-defying ballet of motorcycles where somehow 47 million things happen simultaneously and nobody appears remotely concerned. Enter Hani and her trusty sidekick, Hana. Part of the all-girl-powered KissTour team, these two ladies don’t just take you sightseeing. They take you straight into the beating heart of Vietnam’s biggest, busiest, most gloriously chaotic city. Two wheels. A whole lot of history. And enough traffic to make your average Western driving instructor spontaneously combust. And the ladies? They weave through it all like they’ve got the cheat codes. But this isn’t just a joyride through the madness. There’s serious substance beneath the helmets. From government buildings and the War Remnants Museum to the hidden bunkers that whisper stories of a very different Vietnam, the city begins to reveal itself beyond the noise and neon. Then comes the memorial to Thích Quảng Đức, the Buddhist monk whose self-immolation in 1963 became one of the defining images of the Vietnam War era. You can read about history in a book. You can stare at photographs behind glass. But standing there, hearing the story and taking a moment to absorb the weight of it all? That’s different. It’s confronting. It’s humbling. And for a moment, the noise of HCMC seems to disappear. Then you’re back on the bikes and off into another chapter. Old Chinese pagodas. The story of Chinese migration into the city. The cultural layers that helped shape the HCMC we see today. Every neighbourhood has a backstory. Every building has something to say. And every now and then, you realise that the place you’ve been happily eating your way around has a history far more complicated than your stomach ever needed to know. Hani and Hana deliver it all with youthful energy, humour and a depth of knowledge that makes the past feel less like a history lesson and more like a conversation with people who genuinely understand where they came from. And that’s the magic. These aren’t just landmarks to tick off a list. They’re pieces of a country that has endured colonisation, conflict, division and extraordinary change — and somehow emerged with a spirit, resilience and determination that you can’t help but admire. The girls bring that story to life without turning the whole thing into a lecture. There’s laughter. There’s learning. There’s the occasional moment when you look at the traffic and wonder whether your travel insurance covers poor life choices. And then, eventually, you roll towards the old and new of the city’s walking street, where the day winds down and the modern face of HCMC puts on its usual spectacular show. What a ride. And here’s the thing about KissTour. Yes, you could do the bus. You could book the limo. You could wander around with a guide holding an umbrella above their head while 30 people shuffle behind them. Or you could put your faith in two brilliant women, climb aboard a motorcycle and experience the city as it actually lives and breathes. Power to the ladies. Seriously. Hani and Hana are a youthful representation of a country with an extraordinary past and an equally fascinating future. They bring the knowledge, the personality and the perspective — and they do it with a smile. You arrive thinking you’re going to see Ho Chi Minh City. You leave having learned something about Vietnam. And perhaps yourself. Because after hearing what this country and its people have endured, your own little collection of first-world problems suddenly feels a touch less catastrophic. Your life feels moderately sane again. Moderately. Let’s not get carried away. KissTour. Two wheels, two incredible women, and a whole lot more than sightseeing. Book the ride. Leave the bus tourists behind. And hang on to your bloody helmet.

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Feedback. The tour guide Miss, Fidelia Anh was fully professional. She was exceptionally professional, knowledgeable, and attentive, making the whole tour enjoyable and memorable

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The ride was really nice! Kio was a great driver and a truly friendly guide! A must-do!!!

A wonderful tour for our family of 5. The young ladies were enjoyable company and were very knowledgeable. The scooters were a massive plus for our children aged 8, 9 and 11. We would certainly do a Kiss tour again! Thank you!

Excellent service and value for money. Fidelia my tour guide is very good in her profession. Knowledgeable in Vietnam’s history and culture besides from being a safe rider. Highly recommendable!

Had a great tour with my tour guide Diny. She was very friendly and shared lots of interesting info and history of the places we visited. It was a great way to tour the city by bike and Diny is a fantastic driver and I felt very safe to be riding with her.

Had a really enjoyable tour of Saigon with Diny. She was warm, friendly and easy to talk to, which made the whole experience feel much more personal than a typical guided tour. What I appreciated most was getting to experience the city from a local perspective rather than simply moving from one tourist attraction to another. Diny was patient, enthusiastic and happy to answer all my random questions about Saigon and Vietnamese life. 😄 She also took some lovely photos during the tour, which was a really nice touch. Thanks, Diny, for showing me around your city and making the experience so enjoyable. Definitely recommend exploring Saigon with her! 🇻🇳

Absolutely loved our half day tour. Diny was a wonderful guide and was so caring with our children (8&6) we got to see things we otherwise would not have found and learnt so much. Highly recommend.

Great experience riding around on a bike in HCMC. Our guides Diny and Kim were really friendly, flexible and catered well to our needs and preferences. They kept us safe on the roads, well informed on the history of Saigon and pivoted when it rained, and when we needed more time at a particular spot, including offering to drop us back at Book Street so we could complete our browsing at leisure after the tour. We particularly enjoyed the coffee stop and the experience it gave us of the history - secret underground bunkers and all! We also got really good cafe and dinner recommendations from them - THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

We had already taken these tours last year, just the two of us, but this time five more family members joined us on the day tour then again on the night tour. I chose to pay the increased fee for a private tour, just us. It was worth it. We were delighted by the personalities of the drivers. What cheerful, outgoing people who also spoke English well and were conscientious safe drivers. They provided a wonderful experience for us. We were happy on the adventure but sad when it ended. FWIW, this evaluation is from a person who has visited Viet Nam 17 times, including probably a month total in Saigon. People like those drivers are the reason Saigon is so wonderful. I want to do it again.