IN HANOI
1654 Tours Reviewed
Sapa feels small when your trail starts. This 2-day, 1-night trek gives you a real choice of routes, either the more cultural Tả Van side or the quieter, remote Hầu Thào option. I like the small-group feel, where you can…
Four hours, and Hanoi hits hard. This half-day tour is built for people who want major sights plus a couple of local moments without spending your whole trip stuck in traffic or working out logistics. I like the A/C pickup…
Two days in Pu Luong can change your pace fast. This trip is built around village life—terraced rice paths, family-run stops, and real conversations in homes and gardens—so you’re not just sightseeing from a bus window. I like that it…
Pedal through Hanoi beyond the usual sights. This full-day Hanoi bicycle tour blends hotel pickup with guided riding from the Opera House area into Red River countryside, then back through neighborhoods and landmarks tied to everyday life and big history.…
Water puppetry is Hanoi magic in miniature. At the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre, you’re watching traditional Vietnamese puppets perform on water, with live music and storytelling that make the stage feel bigger than it is. I especially like that…
This 14-day Vietnam journey is built for people who want famous sights and real downtime, without spending vacation days figuring out logistics. You’ll move through Hanoi, cruise Halong Bay, tour central Vietnam’s key landmarks, then finish with island relaxation and…
One day, six stories of Hanoi. This Hanoi city day tour is built for momentum: hotel pickup, a packed-but-thoughtful route, and major landmarks that cover politics, education, and daily life in the Old Quarter. I like how the morning starts…
Balcony, bathtub, and limestone cliffs. That mix is what makes this cruise feel worth your time. I like the 5-star cabin setup with a private balcony and bathtub, and I also like the chef-led cooking class plus the sunset party…
One-day trips can still feel big. This one strings together Hoa Lu, Tam Coc, and (optionally) Mua Cave in a way that feels like you’re flipping through Vietnam’s best postcard scenes without wasting half your day in transit. I particularly…
Hanoi clicks into place fast on this bus. The big win is the hop on, hop off freedom paired with an onboard 8-language audio guide so you can move at your pace through Hanoi’s key landmarks. I especially like the…
A day on a bike beats sitting still. This full-day Hanoi countryside tour blends cycling outside the city with hands-on culture: you visit Co Loa citadel, ride scenic routes along the Red River, and share lunch in a local family…
Lotus scent, served hot in Hanoi. This West Lake lotus tea workshop focuses on Trà Sen Hồ Tây, with fresh lotus fragrance naturally worked into green tea the old-school way. I like that you get real hands-on brewing practice (not…
Pu Luong hits different after Hanoi. This 2-day guided trek takes you from the city by limousine bus to remote Thai and Muong villages, then slows down with caves, rice fields, and a stay in a traditional stilt house. I…
Ninh Binh in two days feels like a cheat code. You get the full mix: karst scenery by sampan boat, time on a bike through rice fields, and temple stories in Hoa Lu. This tour keeps things personal with a…
You can stack culture and comedy in one afternoon. This half-day setup is interesting because you move between Hanoi’s sacred sites and one of Vietnam’s most distinctive performances: Thang Long water puppetry. I like that the route is built for…
