HANOI
89 Tours Reviewed
There’s something soothing about making art in silence. This beginner class in Hanoi takes you away from traffic noise and into a calm studio tucked in a quiet garden in Tây Hồ. What I like most is the step-by-step focus…
Small market walk, big flavor gains. This Hanoi cooking class is built around a half-day rhythm: a stroll through ingredients first, then cooking in the chef’s home. I like the private-home setup because it feels real, not like a staged…
Cooking and caves, side by side. This Buffalo Cave combo mixes a traditional Vietnamese cooking class with close-up local farm life and then hands you time to explore the cave area, including waterfall bathing. I like the hands-on focus where…
Hanoi traffic can feel like a game without rules. This lesson breaks it down into something you can actually handle: start in a calm practice space, then ride into real-flow Hanoi streets with an instructor who focuses on control and…
A quiet doorway into Hanoi’s craft world. This embroidery workshop in the Old Quarter is built around traditional Vietnamese hand stitching and a setting that feels like it has been there for ages, right on Hang Trong Street. You get…
Two hours, one glazed keepsake. That is the charm of this ceramics painting workshop in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. You’ll work in a real Bat Tràng–style studio environment at 115 Hang Gai, with instruction tied back to the Bat Tràng ceramics…
Pu Luong changes the pace fast. This 3-day ride into Vietnam’s countryside mixes trekking, cycling, and hands-on culture in a small group capped at 9. You’ll start with a very early pickup from Hanoi’s Old Quarter (06:25–06:35) or Ninh Binh…
There’s nothing like learning perfume from the inside. This Hanoi class at Muối Studio turns scent into a step-by-step craft, from first sniff to your final bottle. You get a real workflow, not just a casual activity. Two things I…
Hanoi tastes better after dark. This small-group street food tour in the Old Quarter mixes evening snacks with quick city-history stops, so you’re eating while you’re learning how locals actually live. I like the way the itinerary builds toward one…
Turning coffee into a hands-on lesson. This Hanoi egg coffee class + Old Quarter street food walking tour mixes two of my favorite things: learning how something is made, then eating your way through the process. I like that it…
Crunchy spring rolls in Sapa. This hands-on class turns Vietnamese comfort food into something you can actually make, step by step. I love the hands-on rolling practice, and I also like the family-style finish where you sit down with what…
Hanoi has a coffee culture you can taste with your own hands. This workshop teaches the why behind Vietnamese brews, then puts you to work making several classic drinks, from egg coffee to pour-over. I especially like the mix of…
Perfume has a way of making a city feel personal. This Hanoi perfume workshop turns that idea into a hands-on session where you learn the logic behind scent and end with a bottle you can actually use. I especially like…
Drawing the human form is oddly relaxing. This 2.5-hour life model drawing class in Tây Hồ, Hanoi turns a blank page into something you can be proud of, even if you’re brand-new. The session uses professional models and friendly instruction…
Lotus scent, served hot in Hanoi. This West Lake lotus tea workshop focuses on Trà Sen Hồ Tây, with fresh lotus fragrance naturally worked into green tea the old-school way. I like that you get real hands-on brewing practice (not…
