Meet at the Hieutour VN office

You will receive a short safety briefing and route overview. Bicycles will be fitted to your comfort.

Depart for the Iron Material Market

This lively wholesale market gives insight into the construction backbone of Can Tho. From here, a local hub for construction supplies where you’ll witness a different side of urban life noisy, industrious, and full of character. And so much colorful for taking photo.

You then ride through Nguyen Viet Hong Street (famous for fashion boutiques) and stop by the Can Tho’s Times Square a vast urban plaza often used for major cultural festivals and civic events. This space symbolizes the city's modern ambitions and social energy open, proud, and deeply local. Before entering onto Vo Van Kiet Boulevard

Visit Binh Thuy Ancient House

A beautifully preserved mansion blending French and Vietnamese architectural styles, dating back to the 19th century. The house has appeared in several feature films and remains a proud heritage site of Can Tho.

Binh Thuy Ancient House 

Stop at Nam Nha Pagoda

This historic Buddhist site was also a center for Vietnamese resistance movements. Learn about local beliefs and the spiritual traditions that still thrive in modern Can Tho.

Return to the city center for refreshments

Enjoy Can Tho’s specialty: nem nướng (grilled pork rolls) at the famous 2 Vân restaurant, followed by a cup of traditional Vietnamese iced coffee.

Return to Hieutour VN office. End of tour and farewell.

Meet the “Toy-Man” of Can Tho (Friday to Sunday only)

As a special weekend-exclusive addition to your cycling journey, the tour offers a visit to a hidden corner near Can Tho’s Old Market where you’ll meet a remarkable local artisan affectionately known as the “Toy-Man.”

Using nothing more than recycled soda and beer cans, basic hand tools, and an imaginative spirit, he has turned what most would consider waste into an extraordinary collection of miniature airplanes, tanks, vintage cars, and whimsical motorcycles. Each creation is a reflection of craftsmanship, nostalgia, and a deeper message: that value can be reborn from the discarded, and that play can coexist with purpose.

What started as a childhood fascination has evolved into a lifelong commitment to creativity, sustainability and cultural storytelling. Today, his modest open-air workshop has become a symbol of quiet genius and environmental consciousness in the heart of the Mekong.

During your visit, you’ll have the chance to observe his process, hear his story, and if time allows try your hand at crafting a simple toy. It’s a moment to pause and appreciate how art, memory, and environmental care can come together in the form of a humble handmade object.

Many guests find this visit to be one of the most touching and unexpected highlights of their Can Tho experience one that leaves them not only with a keepsake, but with renewed admiration for the power of ingenuity and the human spirit.