IN HANOI
83 Tours Reviewed
Hanoi can feel like sensory overload. This half-day Vespa tour turns that chaos into a clear route, with a guide riding close and showing you where to look. I like the hotel-to-hotel convenience. Pickup and drop-off happen anywhere in the…
Pedal past Hanoi’s rice fields fast. This Red River Island backroad ride turns you from the city’s streets into day-to-day riverside life—farms, floating villages, local fishermen, and wide green spaces—then caps the day near West Lake and the famous Train…
Sleeper-train days in Sapa beat the usual grind. This 3-day, 2-day/3-night style trip from Hanoi mixes Sa Pa mountain views with hill-tribe village time and guided walking along old trails. You’ll get a real sense of daily life in the…
That train moment is real. This 4-hour guided loop is built around big Hanoi landmarks and one unforgettable street-level thrill: watching the train slide past while you sip your included drink. I like that you also get Ho Chi Minh…
Sapa feels like a storybook when you arrive by night train. This 3-day trek-and-stay route takes you through the Muong Hoa Valley and down to village life with Hmong, Zay, and Red Zao communities. I especially like the mix of…
Train Street feels wild, but it’s easier with help. This private Hanoi walking tour lines up the best Old Quarter stops—then adds the headline moment at Train Street, where timing and good photo positioning matter. I especially like the mix…
Train Street in Hanoi is a real scene. This all-in-one walk is built to help you read the city as it changed from Thang Long days to the French-era look and then into modern chaos. I like two things a…
Hanoi at night tastes like adventure. This open-air jeep street food tour strings together the neighborhoods you want to see after dark with a food plan that actually makes sense. You’ll ride backroads, stop at classic Hanoi bites like bun…
Hanoi by scooter is the fastest way to feel the city’s rhythm. This 4-hour Hanoi sightseeing and food tour strings together big landmarks, quiet local corners, and a full street-food meal plan, without forcing you into a crowded minivan. I…
Sapa by train hits different. You get the big-mountain feel of northern Vietnam, then walk into village life with an English-speaking guide. What I like most is the mix of an overnight train (a real experience, not just a transfer)…
Hanoi by bike feels like seeing two cities. This half-day Hanoi bicycle tour mixes classic sights with side-street life, then lands you on the famous Reunification Train Street ride-through. It’s paced for about four hours, so it feels like a…
Your morning gets cinematic fast. This small-group trip takes you from Hanoi to Quang Phu Cau Incense Village for a guided walk through a family-run craft, then back to the Train Street area for egg coffee and train-street photos. I…
Street food gets easier fast. This Hanoi Food & Train Street tour turns the Old Quarter into a guided bite-by-bite route, ending with Train Street in the same way locals see it every day. I especially like that you get…
Train Street noodles hit different. This Hanoi walking food tour mixes Old Quarter street favorites with time to walk inside Train Street and wait for the train, plus egg coffee for your photos. I love that the group stays small,…
Hanoi has a way of moving fast. This Jeep tour slows you down just enough to see the city’s big landmarks and the quieter places locals actually use. You’ll get a smart mix of iconic sights and calmer river-and-lake breaks,…
