HANOI
2280 Tours Reviewed
A day in Ha Giang that actually connects. You’ll walk through a timber-forest area and fruit gardens, then get close to houses to see corn and sweet potato fields—and even help with gardening. The best parts for me are the…
500 steps. Big payoff. This full-day trip turns up the contrast between Vietnam’s food-and-farm rhythms and the dramatic limestone scenery around Ninh Binh. I love the way the day mixes a real hike (Mua Cave) with a slow boat (Tam…
Halong Bay feels close on this day trip. What makes this cruise interesting is the mix of private boat time on the water and a full day itinerary that hits key sights without you figuring out local logistics. I like…
Halong Bay and Angkor in one trip is a real treat. This 10-day Highlights of Vietnam and Cambodia route strings together some of the region’s most famous scenery—karst caves around Tam Coc and Halong Bay, plus world-famous Angkor temples in…
Rice terraces have a way of grabbing you fast. This 1-day Sapa trek pairs spectacular rice fields with hands-on village encounters led by an English-speaking local Hmong guide. I like that you’re walking real trails, not just hopping between viewpoints,…
Sapa can feel like a fairy tale. In just two days and two nights, you’re up in the cool mountain air chasing Fansipan views, then winding down with Black H’mong culture at Cat Cat Village. I like that the trip…
Vietnam through its coffee cups. This private Hanoi coffee walk mixes iconic stops with side-alleys, so you can taste everything from egg coffee to salty coffee while learning how locals build flavor and texture into the same cup. It’s made…
Karst caves and kayaks in one day. This full-day trip out of Hanoi combines door-to-door pickup with a Lan Ha Bay cruise that feels a bit calmer than its more famous neighbor. You’ll see limestone scenery, visit cave sites on…
A maze of old lanes makes photos click fast. This Hanoi street photography workshop takes you away from the usual sights and into a residential area shaped by state-built housing from the 1960s—a Soviet-model look that’s still part of everyday…
Caves, temples, and a little pedaling. This day trip is interesting because you see Hoa Lu’s 10th-century capital and then float through Tam Coc’s cave scenery in the same long, well-paced route. I also like that you’re not stuck figuring…
Hanoi starts before the sun. This tour is a simple way to see daily life in action, from Quang Ba Flower Market to the Dong Xuan Market, with the calm ritual of flag raising at Ba Dinh Square. I especially…
Ninh Binh in one packed day. This tour strings together three top sights—Hoa Lu, Trang An, and Mua Cave—so you get history, boat time, and big views without planning. I like how the pace is structured, with set arrival times…
Two UNESCO days, one smooth route. This tour stitches together Bai Dinh, Trang An, and Ha Long Bay into a tight 2-day plan with real time on boats and caves, plus an English-speaking guide and hotel-area pickup in the Hanoi…
Lan Ha Bay hits different when you sleep on the water. I like this Icon Cruise because it mixes royal-style ship design with genuinely fun day activities like kayaking through quiet areas. You get a two-day rhythm that feels like…
A day on these bays can feel rushed. This one doesn’t. From the moment you board, you’re moving through Halong and Lan Ha with modern comfort on a real catamaran, not a cramped boat. I like the way it prioritizes…
