HANOI
89 Tours Reviewed
That first tile click is addictive. This Hanoi mosaic workshop is a hands-on way to slow down and make something you can actually keep—right in the Bat Trang area. You’ll design, cut, and arrange colorful ceramic and glass tiles into…
A sore neck can ruin a whole day. This Vietnamese deep tissue neck and shoulder massage class turns that frustration into skills you can actually use, with a calm setting, essential oils, and guided technique. I like that you practice…
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…
A good Hanoi morning has balance. This cooking class pairs a cyclo ride through markets with a calm garden-house kitchen at Thơm Culinary, where you learn Vietnamese flavor-building with fresh herbs and simple techniques. I like that you get a…
Four dishes, zero stress. This farm-and-kitchen experience is interesting because you start with Hanoi’s food supply and end in a real family home kitchen, not a classroom. You’ll visit a local market to see the fruits and vegetables that help…
Rubber soles, real history, and your own hands-on pair. This Hanoi workshop turns Vietnam’s iconic tire sandals into something you can actually make yourself, while an English-speaking guide explains why they mattered. I love the fact that you’re working with…
This Hanoi lesson is simple: you cook, you eat, you talk. You’ll work with a real local host—Maia is the name you’ll often see—then sit down for lunch or dinner with a spread that includes appetizers, main courses, and dessert.…
Your ring starts as scribbles and sparks. In this Hanoi workshop, you turn an idea into a wearable piece with hands-on instruction from local silversmiths who guide you through cutting, shaping, soldering, hammering, and polishing. You can begin with a…
One coffee class changed how I think about Vietnam. This Hanoi session mixes hands-on brewing with stories and tasting, so you’re not just drinking something sweet—you’re learning why it’s made that way. What I like most is the practical, do-it-with-your-hands…
Learning Vietnamese calligraphy is oddly calming. This traditional Hanoi calligraphy class turns an art form you see around Vietnam into something you can actually make. You’ll hear how Vietnamese calligraphy grew from Chinese calligraphers centuries ago, and you’ll learn why…
A glowing souvenir in just 150 minutes. This Hanoi handmade lantern workshop is built around doing real work with your hands, not just watching. I like that you paint and personalize lantern panels with Vietnamese-inspired designs, and I like that…
Rice and craft, tied together. This short tour at Tam Coc Museum gives rice a surprising role in Vietnamese life—spiritual, historical, practical. You start with a guided walk through exhibits, then you’ll watch live demonstrations of how rice gets processed…
If you like hands-on culture, this one fits. You spend real time with a fourth-generation embroidery artisan in a preserved ancient home in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, learning classic stitches and turning that knowledge into a finished souvenir. I love the…
Food lessons in Hanoi start at the market. This hands-on class pairs a local market ingredient hunt with a cook-along in a garden villa setting. It’s a very practical way to connect what you buy to what ends up on…
Cooking class plus market shopping is a smart combo. This 5-hour Hanoi vegan cooking class takes you from a local wet market at Ngoc Ha to a home kitchen where you learn Vietnamese-style techniques and make a multi-course vegan meal.…
