IN HANOI
92 Tours Reviewed
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…
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…
Hanoi can feel like a speed run—this tour slows it down. You’ll get a smooth, guided day that mixes old village alleys, hands-on pottery, and the once-a-lifetime feeling of Train Street phin coffee. Two highlights I like a lot: the…
Your food map for Hanoi is right here. This tour strings together Old Quarter alley eats and the iconic Train Street into one smooth evening-plan style outing led by Jinny. You’ll also get a short Vietnamese greeting lesson and stories…
Trains, terraces, and tribe villages in three days. This Sapa trek uses overnight trains to cut travel time, then drops you into the Hoang Lien Son mountain region with guided village walks and real family homestay life. If you like…
That train squeaks past your shoulder—right in the city. This Hanoi French Quarter tour strings together culture, history, and laughs in about 4.5 hours, with standout stops like Hoàn Kiếm Lake, the Hoa Lò Prison Museum, and Hanoi’s famous Train…
Train Street in Hanoi is unforgettable. This private half-day tour strings together the big sights in a smart route, with an air-conditioned vehicle and a real-world stop at Train Street where the daily grind runs right by the tracks. You’ll…
Rice terraces after a night train. This tour is interesting because it strings together train travel, big scenery, and village time with a sleeper train that helps you skip extra hotel nights. I love the Muong Hoa Valley hiking views…
Sapa starts on a night train. You leave Hanoi late, sleep on the train, then wake up in the Sapa area ready to hike. I like the small group vibe and the Ta Van homestay feel, since most of your…
Hanoi’s Train Street is a sensory shock. Then you get food to calm your nerves. This Hanoi Train Street Food Walking Tour mixes classic Old Quarter bites with major sights, and it ends where the action is: train tracks threading…
A night train through northern Vietnam sets the mood fast. This Sapa to Bac Ha trek is a hassle-light way to walk Sapa Valley with a local English-speaking guide, then finish with a private day around Bac Ha. I especially…
Smell of incense, hands on crafts. This tour is a smart way to see how lacquer, conical hats, and incense are made in real working villages near Hanoi. I love the clear English-speaking guide and the hands-on chance to make…
Hanoi’s Train Street is only half the story. This 3-hour vegan street-food walk threads through the Old Quarter’s tight lanes and heavy street life, then lands at the famous rail line for that nerve-jangling moment. I like that you get…
Night sounds good here. This tour mixes overnight train from Hanoi, easy-to-follow village trekking, and one night in a Ta Van homestay in Sapa’s hills. I like the way it builds in time away from the city, then lands you…
Hanoi rewards people who slow down. This guided food-and-train street combo strings together the tastiest local classics with one unforgettable moment: watching a train pass right in front of you. I like the way the route blends Old Quarter bites…
