IN HANOI
1654 Tours Reviewed
Halong Bay in a single day feels intense. But this full-day plan is a smart way to see the UNESCO highlights without committing to overnight sailing. You’ll get big-bay views from the water, step inside Sung Sot Cave, paddle through…
Ha Long Bay is a fast escape from Hanoi. This 2-day, 1-night trip gives you the capital’s big “why people remember this place” stops on day one, then swaps traffic noise for limestone islands and sea air on day two.…
Halong Bay in a day can feel unreal. This day cruise trades Hanoi’s traffic and tight schedules for UNESCO karst scenery on a modern ship, with onboard lunch and time for kayaking or a bamboo/local-boat ride. What I like most…
A good cooking class starts before you touch a knife. This one begins at a local market, so you see what seasonal herbs and vegetables actually look like in Hanoi. Then you move into the kitchen with a private guide,…
Stone steps and river boats in one day. This full-day Ninh Binh trip strings together big visual moments with real movement: Tam Coc on the Ngo Dong River, cycling around the area, and then Mua Cave with almost 500 stone…
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…
Water puppets turn Hanoi into theater. What makes this ticket setup interesting is the live Vietnamese orchestra and traditional songs that nod to agricultural harvest life. I also like the skip-the-line style ticket handover, which is meant to save you…
Coffee in Hanoi has secrets. This Hanoi Secret Coffee tour turns a simple morning walk into a very practical lesson on why Vietnamese coffee tastes the way it does. You start near St. Joseph Cathedral, head through the Old Quarter…
Limestone scenery is waiting. I really liked the private ensuite cabin and the guided kayaking in the quieter Lan Ha lagoons. One thing to plan around: the second day moves along fairly quickly, so you won’t get unlimited time for…
Tea, tofu, and village stories—far from Hanoi. This Ba Vi day tour is built around small-group time in working farms and family-run villages, not big-bus stops. You’ll learn how tea is picked and processed, then roll up your sleeves for…
Hoa Lu, Mua, and Trang An in one day. This tour strings together ancient temples and dramatic karst scenery, then finishes with a long sampan ride through cave water. It’s the kind of day trip where you get variety without…
Lan Ha Bay feels like a detour worth taking. You’re swapping the most crowded Halong-style routes for calmer cruising around Lan Ha Bay and Cat Ba Island, with time for photos of limestone karsts and bright, clear water. I especially…
Airport stress hates this plan. This private departure transfer from Hanoi City Center to Noi Bai International Airport saves you from taxi haggling and last-minute scrambling, with a drive of about 40 minutes for roughly 40 km. I love the…
Two crafts, one day, zero boredom. This tour strings together Hanoi’s traditional craft villages and, if you choose the full day, the limestone drama of Tam Coc. You’re not just looking at products—you’re seeing how the work gets done by…
French Quarter Hanoi comes with stories. This walking experience is a smart mix of coffee, architecture, and the harder turns of Vietnamese history, with a guide who keeps it conversational instead of lecture mode. Two things I’d call out right…
