HANOI
2901 Tours Reviewed
Hanoi tastes better with a guide. This tour is built for street-level Hanoi—the kind you only see by following a local through alleys, markets, and photo-worthy corners like Phung Hung Mural Street. You get the food, but you also get…
There’s something soothing about making art in silence. This beginner class in Hanoi takes you away from traffic noise and into a calm studio tucked in a quiet garden in Tây Hồ. What I like most is the step-by-step focus…
First time in Vietnam? It’s a lot, in a good way. This 16-day route stitches together major sights across the north, central coast, and the south, with hotel pickup/drop-off and entry fees handled for the included stops. You also get…
The Hanoi Old Quarter can feel like a playground. This private food tour turns it into a kid-friendly street-food route with a guide who helps you choose, taste, and keep things moving at a family pace. I especially like how…
A morning start can beat the crowds fast. This full-day private trip strings together Trang An, Bich Dong, and Mua Cave with a real local feel, from sampan rowing to a family stop in the rice-growing countryside. You get a…
Tam Coc feels like Ha Long, minus the sea. This one-day trip turns the famous limestone drama of northern Vietnam into an easy, packed route from Hanoi, mixing temples, a boat ride, a short bike option, and a hike to…
500 steps and then birds in the air. That’s the kind of switch-up this Ninh Bình 2 days 1 night tour gives you—karst views, cave temples, and real village life, all paced so you’re not rushing every minute. I like…
Seventeen days. One smooth plan. This route is interesting because it strings together Vietnam’s top sights in one direction, with north-to-south logistics handled for you and a max group size of 12. You get guided days for the big classics…
A small boat makes a big difference. This 2D/1N Lan Ha Bay cruise feels personal, with a brand-new ship, only up to 20 guests, and private balconies for slow mornings and sunset views. I love the mix of water time…
Small market walk, big flavor gains. This Hanoi cooking class is built around a half-day rhythm: a stroll through ingredients first, then cooking in the chef’s home. I like the private-home setup because it feels real, not like a staged…
Markets and temples, far from tourist Hanoi. This private, 2-hour walk takes you out of the Old Quarter and into everyday life in Cầu Giấy and Nghĩa Tân, with a local guide showing you places most visitors skip. I like…
Five days can feel like a sprint in Vietnam. This one runs on a clear route from Hanoi into the limestone scenery of Ninh Binh, then up into Sapa’s Black H’mong villages, and finally out on a Halong Bay cruise.…
A one-week reset in Vietnam. This itinerary is interesting because it strings together three very different “modes” in one go: Hanoi culture, a Lan Ha Bay cruise with caves and beaches, and a detox-focused wellness program in Hue with assessments,…
Hanoi at night has a way of feeling quieter. This private evening cyclo and walking tour mixes classic Old Quarter lanes with a scenic ride to Hoan Kiem Lake, then finishes with the old-school magic of a water puppet show.…
Cooking and caves, side by side. This Buffalo Cave combo mixes a traditional Vietnamese cooking class with close-up local farm life and then hands you time to explore the cave area, including waterfall bathing. I like the hands-on focus where…
