HANOI
24 Tours Reviewed
Hanoi wakes up fast on a vintage scooter. This 2.5-hour tour pairs vintage Vespas with Vietnam-style maneuvering through narrow lanes you won’t reach by bus. It starts with a real safety briefing and then puts you in the hands of…
War history has a way of sticking. This guided Hanoi experience connects the dots across the French colonial era and the Vietnam War, using real sites you can stand in and read like a timeline. You also get Vietnam War…
Ninh Binh in a single day is a real test of time management. Still, the mix is smart: Bai Dinh Pagoda, a bamboo boat cruise in Trang An, and then the stair-climb payoff at Mua Cave. I like that this…
Dawn in Hanoi hits different. This 12K-style morning run is a fast way to see a lot of the city while staying cool and moving with locals’ routines. I like how it blends classic Hanoi landmarks with real wartime context…
Co Loa feels like time travel on wheels. This half-day Hanoi countryside jeep tour pairs an open-air vintage Jeep ride with a visit to Co Loa Citadel, plus a stop in a traditional village for a grounded look at rural…
War and wonder in one long day. That mix is exactly why this tour works. You start in the old-growth forest area tied to the legendary Truong Son Trail, where the K Trail was built to stay hidden from enemies.…
One day can feel like a whole Vietnam highlight. This Halong Bay heritage cruise is built for cruise passengers with limited time: you get port transfers, an English-speaking guide, and a smooth, all-in-one day route through the UNESCO-listed bay and…
A train day with real food beats tours. This Hai Phong outing is built around the journey itself, with a round-trip Hanoi to Hai Phong train ride and a food-focused plan once you arrive, starting with a local market stop…
Train Street in Hanoi is pure motion and street life. This short experience brings you right up to the railway running through tight alleys, then pairs it with a guided look at how the railway shaped the area. I especially…
Halong Bay magic starts with a private-feeling cruise. This boutique-style Heritage Cruises sailing turns the Red River region into a two-day mix of dramatic limestone scenery and hands-on activities. I especially like that you get a Delta Suite cabin with…
A quiet doorway into Hanoi’s craft world. This embroidery workshop in the Old Quarter is built around traditional Vietnamese hand stitching and a setting that feels like it has been there for ages, right on Hang Trong Street. You get…
A tight schedule, huge scenery. This 4-day combo pairs a Sapa mountain trek with a Halong Bay Heritage cruise, moving you from rice terraces and ethnic villages to limestone caves and time on the water. You get guided walks, included…
That rice-terrace feeling starts fast. This 8-hour cultural tour in Sapa pairs Ta Van valley scenery with village walks and big views over the Muong Hoa river, bamboo forest paths, and the Hoang Lien Son mountains. I like that the…
Jeep wheels make Hanoi feel personal. I love the mix of French Quarter elegance and West Lake calm. I also love how the route slows down just enough to show you what locals actually do and eat. The one drawback…
Six cups in one calm Hanoi home. This coffee workshop happens inside a 100-year-old French colonial house in the Old Quarter, where you can slow down, look around, and learn how Hanoi locals actually think about coffee. I like that…
