Begins the city tour by shuttle to visit to the Museum of Traditional Vietnamese Medicine (FITO), where you'll learn about centuries-old healing practices and gain insight into Vietnam's rich medical heritage.

The Museum of Traditional Vietnamese Medicine, also known as FITO, was built in 2003 and opened to the public in 2007. Founded by Mr. Tam, a man deeply passionate and knowledgeable about traditional medicine, the museum was created with the goal of preserving Vietnam’s rich medical heritage. Despite the high cost, Mr. Tam was committed to honoring the legacy of two of Vietnam’s most revered herbalists: Hai Thuong Lan Ong (18th century) and Tue Tinh (14th century). Today, FITO remains the only private museum dedicated to traditional medicine in bustling Ho Chi Minh City.

Visitors to the museum can explore both the herbs and the ancient medical practices used throughout Vietnamese history. The museum houses around 3,000 artifacts that trace the development of traditional healing methods. These include a wide array of tools used in preparing medicine—pots, jars, grinders, knives, and spoons—as well as pharmacy items like teapots, bowls, stamps, and scales. FITO offers a rare and immersive glimpse into the world of traditional Vietnamese medicine for anyone interested in the country’s cultural and scientific past.

Next, the van will drive you into the country's modern history with a deeper understanding of the Vietnam War, followed by a leisurely walk-through downtown Saigon. Along the way, admire the elegant colonial-era architecture—remnants of the French Indochina period—including the Central Post Office, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and other historic landmarks. Back the hotel for check out, savor Vietnamese cuisine lunch, then say goodbye you team, board on the afternoon flight to Siem Reap. Be met by Cambodian team, transferred to hotel, check in. Dine with your local guide at FCC Angkor restaurant