HANOI
330 Tours Reviewed
Lan Ha Bay can feel like a postcard come to life. This short cruise version gives you the good stuff—water time, caves, and a very comfortable ship home base—without eating half your vacation. I especially like the full meal plan…
Karst views start early in Ninh Binh. This day trip strings together Hoa Lu, the Mua Cave viewpoint, and a classic Tam Coc boat ride without the stress of planning or transfers. You get the feel of Northern Vietnam countryside…
Street food rules Hanoi. This tour turns the Old Quarter into a simple plan: start at Hoan Kiem Lake, walk the maze of neighborhood lanes, then finish with dessert favorites. It’s guided, paced for photos and eating, and built for…
A good reset is close by. This deep muscular therapy at Serene Spa Hanoi turns one busy Hanoi day into real recovery time, with a calm setup in the Old Quarter. I like that the session is built for muscle…
Three days, two huge wow zones. This trip is interesting because it links Ninh Binh and Ha Long Bay or Lan Ha Bay without making you bounce back to Hanoi in the middle. You also get a real change of…
Ha Giang by motorbike is the real deal. What I love most is the mix of big-pass viewpoints and close-up village stops, plus the comfort of an easy rider so you can focus on the road ahead and the photos…
Old Quarter at night is a whole mood. This small-group tour strings together the foods Hanoi locals actually chase—then caps it with the show on Train Street, when the train rolls through right in front of you. It’s also a…
Hanoi at lunchtime can feel like a food free-for-all. This tour gives you a plan. You’ll follow an English-speaking guide through the Old Quarter’s street-food lanes, hitting 6 to 8 vendors and sampling 10 tastings over about 3 hours. It’s…
Lan Ha and Ha Long in one day is a smart move. You get a mix of islands, caves, and small-village life without spending a whole night on a boat. The route also keeps the pace friendly: you cruise, then…
Ready for Ninh Binh, minus the hassle? This private full-day trip is built for a calmer pace: you get pickup in Hanoi, a dedicated English-speaking guide, and a private car that keeps the day moving without getting stuck in big-group…
Coffee gets personal fast. This Hanoi workshop isn’t a stiff tasting at a café counter. You step into a lived-in local home vibe and learn how to actually enjoy Vietnamese coffee, not just how to brew it. I love that…
Food fluent in Hanoi in three hours. This Hanoi street food tour turns the Old Quarter’s nonstop food scene into something you can actually navigate, with a guide who knows where to go and what to order. I like that…
Ninh Binh hits different when it’s packed right. This full-day tour strings together the big sights—Hoa Lu, Tam Coc, and Mua Cave—so you don’t spend your limited time figuring out tickets, routes, or logistics. I also like that you get…
Halong Bay packs a lot into one day. This trip is a busy mix of Sung Sot (Surprising) Cave, Luon Cove kayaking, Titop Island time, and a boat lunch you eat while the bay rolls by outside. I like how…
Hanoi food and Train Street in one smooth plan. This tour works because you get guided bites through the Old Quarter while timing your day for the famous train moment. I especially like the built-in variety (street food plus classic…
