HANOI
1098 Tours Reviewed
Hanoi can feel like chaos at first. This one-day tour gives you a clear path through the city’s most important sights, with a guide who can explain what you’re looking at. I like how it mixes big memorial architecture with…
A craft day north of Hanoi. It strings together two maker villages and two culture stops, with Bat Trang pottery, Dong Ky woodwork, But Thap pagoda, and Dong Ho folk paintings in one 8-hour sweep. I like that it feels…
A Vespa ride through Hanoi is fast, loud, and oddly comforting. This women-led Hanoi city tour threads big landmarks with back-street shortcuts, then finishes with the stuff people actually talk about: the Legendary Train Street walk and a proper Hanoi…
Footpaths in Sapa turn steep fast. This full-day trekking tour pairs rice-terrace walking with village visits in the Hoang Lien Son mountain area, so you get both views and real day-to-day ethnic-minority life. I also like that the route follows…
Yen Tu turns a day into something spiritual. This tour combines Yen Tu Mountain pilgrimage sites with a real cultural moment: a live traditional folk music performance in a forest setting. You’ll also get a structured visit that doesn’t feel…
Ten days, four countries, zero guesswork. What makes this route interesting is the way it links big-name sights with hands-on time on the ground, from Tam Coc boat caves to Angkor Wat temple walking to Bangkok markets and temple stops.…
Halong Bay gets compressed fast. This is a one-day cruise-style outing from Hanoi built for limited time, with cave sights, a lagoon option (kayak or bamboo boat), and Titov Island, plus lunch and round-trip transfers from Hanoi’s Old Quarter. What…
This is a mountain day trip you can actually finish. Mai Chau sits about 160 km from Hanoi, and the ride there already feels like part of the experience—winding roads, valleys, and villages of the Muong and Thai people mixed…
One day, three Northern Vietnam worlds. I especially love the Quang Phu Cau incense village, where you see incense sticks made and dried by hand, and the Tam Coc boat ride, with limestone caves and towering karst that feel cinematic.…
Mai Chau can feel like a fast reset from Hanoi. In just two days, you trade city traffic for pass views, a homestay night, and bike rides through working rice fields. The route even stops at Thung Khe Pass for…
Motorbikes and buffaloes, in one day. This Ninh Binh countryside tour strings together rice-field roads, a big heritage stop at Thai Vi Temple, and a hands-on day at Buffalo Cave with cooking, duck feeding, and buffalo riding. I especially like…
Food on Hanoi streets is a crash course. This 3-hour walk through the Old Quarter mixes street-life energy with old-school architecture, while your guide steers you toward places that have served regulars for years. I especially like the small group…
Halong Bay, minus the chaos. This 2-day boutique cruise takes you from Hanoi to the bay with a smaller-group feel, so the sights come fast and the onboard time feels social without being crowded. I like the built-in pacing: caves,…
Hanoi’s best landmarks go by fast. This private 4-hour motorbike tour is built for seeing key sights in the Old Quarter area without wasting daylight, while a local guide helps connect what you’re seeing to everyday Hanoi. I especially like…
Vietnam finally clicked for me. This 15-day private route stitches together Vietnam’s big contrasts: classic Hanoi, limestone scenery in Ninh Binh, a Ha Long Bay cruise with kayaking and cave time, old-town Hoi An, imperial Hue, the war stories and…
