IN HANOI
18 Tours Reviewed
This tour makes Hanoi feel close and real because you travel in an open-air army Jeep instead of a van. Two things I especially like: you get a local English-speaking guide who explains what you’re seeing, and you spend real…
Street food and trains in one shot. I like how this tour keeps the day simple: you get set loose in the Old Quarter with a guide, then you head to Duờng Tau (Train Street) for the iconic, close-up train…
Want a smart Hanoi shortcut? This private half-day tour lets you see the big landmarks fast, then slow down with a private guide for context you’d miss on your own. I also like that it ends at Train Street, where…
Trains and temples in one walk. This Hanoi walking tour strings together several of the city’s most memorable stops, with stories and practical tips along the way, including Train Street and the Old Quarter’s older lanes. I especially liked the…
Two wheels, street food, and Hanoi at night. This tour is built for female riders guiding you through back-alley life, plus multiple food stops so you don’t just see sights—you taste them. I especially love how the guides (including Happy,…
Hanoi packs a lot into a half day. This private tour mixes major landmarks with smaller local texture—pagodas, the Temple of Literature, Dong Xuan Market, Long Bien Bridge, then the headline moment at Train Street. I like that you get…
Train Street alone is worth the ticket. This half-day private Hanoi tour stitches together big-name landmarks and street-level life in one easy plan, with an air-conditioned car doing the stop-and-go work while your guide fills in the meaning. You’ll hit…
Hop on a Hanoi Vespa route that feels human-scale. This small-group, female-led tour skips the loud scramble of big buses and lets you see landmarks from an open-air seat, with plenty of chances for photos. You also get a day’s…
A four-hour Hanoi plan that actually clicks. This all-in-one tour strings together major landmarks and the kind of street scene that makes Hanoi feel real fast. You’ll get a small group (up to 6), an air-conditioned vehicle, and a history-and-culture-first…
The train is the headline, but Hanoi is the real show. This private half-day tour strings together Tran Quoc Pagoda, a photo-focused stop at Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and the famous Train Street scene, all with a local guide and…
Old Quarter at night is a whole mood. This small-group tour strings together the foods Hanoi locals actually chase—then caps it with the show on Train Street, when the train rolls through right in front of you. It’s also a…
Hanoi food and Train Street in one smooth plan. This tour works because you get guided bites through the Old Quarter while timing your day for the famous train moment. I especially like the built-in variety (street food plus classic…
Street food in Hanoi can feel like a maze. With this small-group 7 tastings tour, you get a guide to point you to the right stalls and explain what you’re actually eating while you weave through the Old Quarter at…
An open-air jeep rewires Hanoi. This 4-hour loop mixes Old Quarter sights with French-colonial streets, then swings out to countryside views on the Red River island, before ending at Train Street. I like that you get real contrast in one…
Jeep sightseeing beats Hanoi traffic. In one half day you get an overview of the city’s big landmarks, French colonial leftovers, lake views, and a famously chaotic spot at Duong Tau Train Street—all with pickup and a guide who helps…
