HANOI
2901 Tours Reviewed
A day packed with caves and views. This 2-day Hanoi to Ninh Binh to Ha Long Bay trip is interesting because it strings together Vietnam’s signature scenery with real comfort: pickups from the Hanoi Old Quarter, a limousine car transfer,…
Halong Bay, but with a modern twist. The Halong Symphony Cruise (launched in 2024) is a sleek, contemporary steel ship that still keeps things warm with traditional wooden interiors. You get a full day of caves, islands, and bay views,…
If you like hands-on culture, this tour delivers. This is a smart half-day way to see two of northern Vietnam’s most recognizable crafts, from conical hat painting to Quang Phu Cau incense workshops. You’ll also get real time with a…
One trip, four countries, plenty of firsts. This 23-day Southeast Asia route starts in Hanoi and ends in Singapore, with guided sightseeing and major entrance fees handled so you can focus on the places. It’s built around big, iconic stops…
One day in Ha Long means fast scenery. This Ha Long Bay cruise shows UNESCO-style limestone karst up close, with big-name stops like Sung Sot Cave and the TiTop Island viewpoint hike. I like the way this trip mixes easy…
That first morning starts with a big, beautiful plan. This day trip strings together Bai Dinh Pagoda, Trang An’s UNESCO boat caves, and the Mua Cave climb so you get sacred sites, limestone scenery, and classic views in one long…
If Hanoi feels big and chaotic, this tour helps you get your bearings fast. You’ll ride as a passenger on a vintage Vespa with an English-speaking guide and make quick photo stops at major sights, then slow down for a…
Golden hour in Hanoi is a show. This 3-hour sunset tour strings together the kind of sights you’d normally split across multiple days, then times them so you get the golden light over West Lake and a proper photo window.…
Street food in Hanoi feels like a shortcut. This 3-hour evening tour takes you through the Old Quarter with a local guide, then adds a stop in the French Quarter area for context on the city’s food culture and street…
Halong Bay on a 6-hour cruise from Hanoi is a fast route to big scenery. This tour mixes three of the most famous stops—Sung Sot Cave, Luon Cave (kayak or bamboo boat), and Titov Island—plus a seafood lunch and a…
Halong feels magical on a quiet luxury ship. I like that the start is smooth, with an English-speaking guide and a limousine pickup that gets you to the bay fast. I also like the built-in variety: kayaking in Lan Ha…
Two weeks in Vietnam feels like a highlight reel, but this tour keeps it practical. It strings together Hanoi to Saigon with smart overnight stops, lots of guided sights, and boat time where it matters most. I like how the…
Two days of curves and waterfall time. This Easy Rider Cao Bang Loop packs big scenery into a short trip, with motorbike riding plus enough stops to stay sane. You’ll hit signature spots like Ban Gioc Waterfall, plus a cave…
Lan Ha Bay by cruise feels like a shortcut to wow. This 2 days / 1 night outing on the V’Spirit Premier is built around the calmer Lan Ha Bay side of Ha Long, with a luxury ship, easy pacing,…
Food in Hanoi is a contact sport. This small-group Old Quarter street food walk is designed to keep you moving—guided stops, 6–8 tastings, and constant ordering so you don’t miss the good stuff. I like that it’s built around established…
