IN HANOI
92 Tours Reviewed
Hanoi’s Train Street is not just a photo spot. It’s a real working alley where trains pass between homes and cafés, and the timing is what makes it so addictive to watch. I like that this tour focuses on practical…
Sapa starts before you even reach Sapa. The big draw here is the combo of overnight trains plus real walking in the Hoang Lien Son area, where you get time with the hill-tribe villages and those famous rice-field views. I…
Two days on foot in Sapa hills is the point. This tour stacks village time with minority communities and overnight soft-sleeper travel so you spend less time planning and more time actually seeing the Hoang Lien Son area. I like…
Night travel makes Sa Pa feel immediate. This 2-day, 2-night style trip combines an overnight train from Hanoi to Lao Cai with a limousine bus back to Hanoi, plus guided village visits in the mountains. I like it for the…
Sapa in three days, without rushing. This tour is built around the overnight train trick, so you trade a full day of travel for actual time on the ground—plus you get a small-group trekking plan with a guide. I also…
Hanoi tastes better on foot. This 3-hour guided food walk in the Old Quarter mixes street-style eating with a stop at Train Street, so you get both everyday Hanoi and one of its most photo-famous lanes. You’ll sample 10 food…
Village crafts in Hanoi are hands-on. This tour is interesting because it links three very practical, very old traditions in one day: conical hat making, incense production, and (on the full-day version) lacquer painting. You get to see how crafts…
Your next cup of Vietnam starts with tea first. This 3-hour Vietnam tea tasting mixes hands-on learning (you make tea yourself) with real local stopovers: Giang egg coffee and, if you choose it, the unforgettable Train Street moment. I especially…
A train rumbling past balconies is the kind of thing you remember. This Hanoi food tour strings together Old Quarter street bites and the famous Train Street alley spectacle, with an English guide keeping you fed and on track. You’ll…
A night train with a lot less hassle. This private overnight trip between Hanoi and Lao Cai (the rail stop for Sapa) is built around one idea: you travel while you sleep, and you start your Sapa day already refreshed.…
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…
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…
Sapa feels different when you arrive by night train. This 2-day trekking trip pairs overnight rail with real village time and homestay life in northern Vietnam, not just a quick photo stop. I especially like the small-group size (max 8)…
Four hours. Two wheels. One memorable night. This Hanoi Vespa after dark tour is built for seeing the city in motion: quick rides through alleys and backstreets, then real pauses for photos, history, and—most importantly—street food you’ll actually eat. The…
First, the city has a sense of theatre. This Hanoi tour strings together three very different moods: hands-on Bat Trang pottery, the odd thrill of Train Street, and a slow, human-paced rickshaw glide through the Old Quarter. It’s a smart…
