HANOI
65 Tours Reviewed
That first morning starts with a big, beautiful plan. This day trip strings together Bai Dinh Pagoda, Trang An’s UNESCO boat caves, and the Mua Cave climb so you get sacred sites, limestone scenery, and classic views in one long…
Food in Hanoi is a contact sport. This small-group Old Quarter street food walk is designed to keep you moving—guided stops, 6–8 tastings, and constant ordering so you don’t miss the good stuff. I like that it’s built around established…
One of the best ways to get oriented is on foot. This Hanoi half-day walking tour strings together the city’s big-name landmarks and real street life in a tight 4 hours, with an English guide who helps you make sense…
Food in Hanoi tastes better at night. This walking tour is built for the way Hanoi actually eats: on side streets, by busy corners, and with a guide who connects dishes to local food culture, including French and Chinese influence.…
Coffee and alleys, fast and fun. This 3-hour Hanoi Old Quarter walk strings together street food and coffee tastings with quiet alley exploration, then finishes with a lakeside view area near the Temple of Jade Mountain. I like that it…
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…
Food in Hanoi comes in wraps. And you’ll get to roll them. This 3-hour street-food stroll is built around cuốn culture, the lighter, fresh, roll-your-own style of eating that feels made for sharing. I especially like that you’re not just…
A Hanoi Old Quarter stroll with real history. This private afternoon tour centers on the 48 Hang Ngang historic house, tied to Ho Chi Minh and the Declaration of Independence in 1945, then uses guided walking to help you read…
Coffee and street snacks in Hanoi? This 3-hour walking tour in the Old Quarter mixes street food tastings with a hands-on coffee experience, so you’re not just eating, you’re learning what you’re tasting and why it shows up everywhere. I…
Hanoi tastes better when you walk slowly. This tour turns coffee into a street-level story, starting near St. Joseph’s Cathedral and then winding through old lanes, local cafés, and one very historic house. I like that it teaches how the…
Hanoi’s Old Quarter is a food lesson. This 3-hour walking tour turns the maze of streets into something you can actually navigate, with 10 tastings across 6–8 vendors and plenty of cultural context about Northern Vietnamese flavors. I especially like…
Street food here comes with built-in storytelling. This guided walk through Hanoi’s Old Quarter pairs classic bites with a stop at the world-famous Train Street, where you may catch a train passing extremely close to shops and homes. It’s a…
Night streets in Hanoi can feel busy fast. This private guided walk helps you eat your way through the city with less guesswork, mixing seven tastings with short stops at big landmarks. You get collected straight from your hotel, so…
Hanoi at night tastes better on foot. This walking street food tour in the Old Quarter pairs food tasting with a guide who explains what you’re eating and why it matters. You start at St. Joseph Cathedral and roll right…
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…
