HANOI
145 Tours Reviewed
Hanoi feels different when you’re bouncing along in a jeep. This half-day tour is built for seeing the city without the usual rush: you zip between neighborhoods, pause for photo stops, and finish with real Hanoi tastes instead of a…
Hanoi street food moves fast. This 3-hour walk links Dong Xuan Market to the Old Quarter, with a guide helping you pick stalls and foods you’d otherwise miss. I especially like the way it starts where locals shop first, so…
Evening streets turn into a food classroom. This 3-hour walking tour in Hanoi’s Old Quarter takes you along the 36 Old Streets, where historic trades still give the neighborhood its rhythm and personality. You follow an English-speaking local guide to…
Street food is the fast track to understanding Hanoi. This private walking tour is designed for food-first discovery, with a local guide steering you to top street stalls and family-run spots in the Old Quarter. You’ll sample ten distinct dishes…
Hanoi at night tastes like adventure. This open-air jeep street food tour strings together the neighborhoods you want to see after dark with a food plan that actually makes sense. You’ll ride backroads, stop at classic Hanoi bites like bun…
Night rides in Hanoi are a different planet. This women-led motorbike food and sights tour is built for ease: you’re picked up, you’re geared up with helmets and raincoats, and your guide handles the traffic while you focus on the…
Hanoi moves fast, and this tour keeps up. You’ll start in the Old Quarter area around Hoan Kiem Lake, then hop by scooter to big landmarks, calmer neighborhoods, and West Lake. Two things I really like: you get a lot…
Hanoi by scooter is the fastest way to feel the city’s rhythm. This 4-hour Hanoi sightseeing and food tour strings together big landmarks, quiet local corners, and a full street-food meal plan, without forcing you into a crowded minivan. I…
Hanoi food tastes better when someone else handles the tricky bits. I like how this private setup gets you moving through the Old Quarter with a guide who explains what you’re eating and how to order and enjoy it like…
Street food, but on a scooter. This 3.5-hour ride is a smart way to taste Hanoi fast, with 5–6 standout street foods plus drinks and dessert, guided by English speakers who explain what you’re eating and why it matters. I…
Hanoi on a scooter is a fun way to eat. This half-day tour mixes classic Hanoi sights with real street-food stops and ends at Train Street Coffee. I like that you get a plan with frequent food breaks, not just…
Street food is the fastest way to read Hanoi. This Old Quarter walk turns your hunger into a simple plan: you meet by St. Joseph Cathedral, follow your guide on foot, and stop for tastings as you learn what you’re…
Night tastes better on two wheels. This Hanoi after dark experience turns the usual Old Quarter food hunt into a Vespa ride through the city lights, with stops built around real local specialties, not just tourist plates. You get door-to-door…
Hanoi at night tastes better on a scooter. This 4-hour motorbike food-and-sights loop takes you through the Old Quarter, a West Lake ride, Long Bien Bridge photo time, and the famous Duong Tau train-street area—while you’re eating North Vietnam-style snacks…
Hanoi looks different at 20 mph. What I like most is the backstreet weaving past homes and schools, and the Train Street moment when you watch a train pass right by. The one real consideration: you are riding in heavy…
