HANOI
1098 Tours Reviewed
Trains run inches away in Hanoi. This private city tour packs classic landmarks and everyday Old Quarter life into one smooth 4–5 hour outing, with the standout being Hanoi Train Street. You’ll get a guided route that makes planning easier…
Three crafts, one day outside Hanoi. This tour is built for people who like real local work more than museum stops. You’ll spend time in Quang Phu Cau incense village and the nearby craft areas, where making goods happens at…
Hanoi smells like breakfast. This 3-hour Old Quarter tour layers street food classics with Hanoi’s egg coffee, plus guide-led history and quick greeting lessons. I love that you get 5–8 tastings (with beer, water, and egg coffee handled) so you’re…
Two bays, one trip plan. This 12-day route is built for first-timers who want big-name sights plus real local stuff—street food in Hanoi, a cruise through Halong–Lan Ha and the quieter Lan Ha areas, and then all the way down…
Train Street turns heads fast. This private 3-hour walk with Hung brings you into Hanoi’s everyday rhythm, not just postcard stops. I like the one-on-one pace, where you’re not stuck moving with a crowd, and Hung keeps it practical with…
Two caves, one adrenaline day. This tour strings together Dark Cave darkness, turquoise water, and hands-on adventure like zipline, swim, mudbath, and kayaking. Then you pivot to Phong Nha Cave by dragon boat for a calmer, still impressive cave walk.…
Fourteen days of big sights and big travel days. This full package strings together Halong Bay overnight cruise and Angkor temples, plus UNESCO stops across Vietnam and Cambodia. It is interesting because you get both “see-it-now” highlights and calmer breaks…
Halong Bay is the kind of day you plan in advance. This one is built for efficiency: you get a UNESCO cruise, then split your time between Surprise Cave, Ti Top Island, and water-time activities like kayaking or bamboo rowing.…
Ninh Binh is the best kind of day break. This full-day group tour runs about 10 to 12 hours and hits the big names outside Hanoi: Bai Dinh Pagoda, UNESCO-listed Trang An, Hoa Lu, Tam Coc, and the climb up…
Four hours, and Hanoi feels bigger. This private tour is a smart way to see major landmarks without losing time to wrong turns, long waits, or awkward gaps in context. I like the Old Quarter pickup and drop-off, and I…
Ninh Binh feels totally different than Hanoi. This private day trip trades city noise for rural Vietnam: temples, village cycling, time on the water, and a big viewpoint climb—then back to Hanoi at night. Two parts I’d prioritize are the…
Hanoi tastes best with a local in tow. This 3–4 hour walk turns Dong Xuan market and the Old Quarter into your food map, with a guide who helps you choose, order, and pace tastings. I love the small group…
Two wheels make Hanoi feel close. This half-day tour is built for seeing the city from the seat, not from behind glass, with open-air rides through backstreets and alleyways and quick photo stops like the Long Bien Bridge. You’ll also…
This day moves fast in the best way. It strings together Cat Ba National Park trekking, Viet Hai village life, and time on Lan Ha Bay with kayaking, all in one smooth 9–10 hour run. I love that it feels…
That first view of the terraces hits fast. This 2 days 1 night package in Northern Vietnam mixes Muong Hoa Valley trekking with a real Ta Van homestay stay, plus an early morning cloud and sunrise moment. I especially like…
