In addition to buses, taxis, xe oms (motorcycle taxis), bicycles, or driving your own motorcycle (which will be covered in a future post titled “Almost Dying Every Single Day in Saigon”), there is the option of the cyclo.  If you’ve been to India, it’s the same as the cycle-rickshaw, and it’s a dying breed here in Ho Chi Minh City.  With the popularity of the motorcycle increasing for Saigon residents, the cyclos are becoming more for the tourists than anything.  Many streets now prohibit cyclos, and apparently the government is trying to phase them out altogether. But it’s a cheap, fun ride that should really be experienced…