HANOI
1098 Tours Reviewed
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…
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…
Hanoi looks different from a Gaz69 jeep. I love the classic open-air ride and the street-food stops that feel truly local. You’ll get explanations that help the city make sense fast. One consideration: the ride can feel bumpy in places,…
North Vietnam in one go is a test. This 7-day package ties together Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Halong Bay, and Sapa/Fansipan in a way that keeps transit moving and sightseeing high. I like how the plan follows your flight timing, so…
One day, a lot of Cao Bang. I love the Ban Gioc boat ride close enough to feel the mist, and I also love Nguom Ngao Cave for its limestone shapes and underground stalactites and stalagmites. The main drawback is…
Karst scenery starts early. This full day out of Hanoi mixes comfort, active countryside time, and history, all wrapped into a max 9-person limousine tour. Two things I especially like: the smooth, private-feeling transport (air-conditioned, pickup included), and the way…
Silk, trains, and coffee in four hours. This tour is an easy way to see two sides of Hanoi: a craft village that’s kept its tradition going for about 1,000 years, and a spot where everyday life happens right next…
The road into Ha Giang feels made for walking. This 1-day trek strings together Tay and Dao villages, steep rice-terrace climbs, stilt houses with palm-leaf roofs, and a refreshing break at a waterfall stop. I love the way the day…
One day, a lot of Hanoi. I love the hands-on incense-making stop at Quang Phu Cau, and I also love the payoff of Train Street—the kind of moment you can’t fake in a photo. This is a tightly packed, local-guided…
Old Hanoi feels close up. This tour helps you make sense of the Old Quarter maze with a professional English-speaking guide, and I like that you can steer the day instead of being stuck on a fixed script. Two things…
Few places package Ninh Binh so neatly. This small-group day trip uses hotel pickup and a tight plan to hit the big sights around Hoa Lu and Ninh Binh, including a boat ride plus optional cave steps. I especially liked…
Ha Giang can feel like a whole world in one day. This private Hmong Brothers loop focuses on the places you’ll remember most: mountain viewpoints, ethnic villages, and waterfall breaks. I especially like the hands-on cultural stops (textiles and local…
Hanoi packs a lot into one day. This group tour helps you cover key landmarks in a tight 8-hour loop, from Tran Quoc Pagoda by West Lake to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum complex, then on to the Temple of…
Limestone caves and bird boats in two days. I love the Tam Coc sampan views and the Thung Nham bird sanctuary ride, because you see Ninh Binh from water and from your own two legs. The pace stays friendly and…
