HANOI
89 Tours Reviewed
Street food starts with the market. This Hanoi food adventure puts you right in the flow of a local wet market before you cook, using the sights, sounds, and smells of the stalls to teach you what actually matters for…
Scent-making in Hanoi feels oddly calming. I like that this workshop is hands-on from the first minute, so you end up with a real signature scent instead of just a photo. You’ll experiment with essential oils and fragrance oils under…
Two days in Sapa feels like a week. You’ll sleep in the Muong Hoa Valley at Nomadtrails Lodge, eat with a local family, and get hands-on with a Vietnamese cooking class using fresh ingredients. The big thing to watch is…
Agarwood has a pull all its own. This half-day workshop in Hanoi turns a famous perfume resin into something you can understand with your senses, not just your phone. You’ll hear how agarwood (also called oud or gaharu) fits into…
Motorbikes in Hanoi can feel intense fast. That’s exactly why this customized riding lesson works so well: you start with core control skills, then you move into real Vietnamese street conditions with an instructor who can correct you as you…
Skip the tourist food trap. This experience in Hanoi is built around everyday life, not a restaurant stage. You start with a neighborhood market walk, then head to Chef Duyen’s home near the Long Biên Bridge area for a homely,…
A bike day that feels worlds away. This full-day trip from Hanoi is built for nature lovers and curious culture fans: cycling in Mai Chau’s valley plus a handcraft workshop with a Thai host family. You’ll spend time in the…
A quiet day in Mai Châu changes your pace fast. This full-day trip from Hanoi mixes easy cycling with a hands-on White Thai textile workshop, set in rice-field valleys backed by steep mountains. I especially like the human side: the…
Hanoi’s silver threads are serious craft. In Dinh Cong, a village tied to silversmithing for over 1,000 years, you’ll learn how thin silver is made by hand and turn it into a piece of jewelry you can actually wear. I…
Fresh air beats the Hanoi noise. This bike-and-cook outing trades city streets for the Red River suburbs, with big views from Long Bien Bridge and real time in working farms. I especially like the ride along the river and the…
Egg coffee gets way more fun up close. This hands-on class in Dong Bac, Vietnam teaches you how to make your own egg coffee, not just watch it happen. You start with introductions, prep the ingredients, then follow a step-by-step…
Six cups of coffee in one lesson. This hands-on Hanoi coffee workshop is interesting because you don’t just taste Vietnamese coffee—you actually brew it, using the classic phin filter and learning how foam and flavor balancing work. I love the…
Cát Cát feels like a mountain morning class. You get a scenic downhill start, then time in Cát Cát Village to see Tiên Sa Waterfall and Black H’mong life up close with a local guide (many past groups highlight guide…
Food tastes better with a plan. This Hanoi cooking class pairs free Old Quarter pickup with a hands-on meal in a French-era garden villa, plus a market stop where you learn what to buy and why. I especially like how…
Breakfast smells like lemongrass and possibility. This Hanoi cooking class moves you from a local wet market to hands-on cooking with a home chef, then lands you at the table for the meal you made, with homemade Vietnamese wine. I…
