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Dig deeper into Hanoi’s everyday foods than you could by yourself with this food walking tour. Head into the old quarter with a food-blogger guide and discover local dishes and drinks you may well miss alone, all without getting lost. Find local eateries and food stands; try specialities. Learn stories of local life and delicacies you might not hear otherwise. Gain insight into Hanoi’s everyday cuisine on a food walking tour. Try dishes you may not find alone, with a guide to explain them.

Enjoy the stunning natural landscapes of one of Vietnam's most scenic provinces on this day trip to Ninh Binh from Hanoi. You won't have to plan any of the logistics, and you can choose from multiple tours depending on which activities and attractions you want to include. Check off highlights such as Hoa Lu, the ancient Vietnamese capital, and enjoy a boat tour in Tam Coc or Trang An.

Explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter on foot with a foodie guide who introduces you to local cuisine. This street food tour takes you off the beaten path to food stalls and local eateries in the capital city. Sample authentic dishes and learn about Vietnamese cuisine as you discover the traditional guilds of ‘36 Old Streets. *Food walking tour of Hanoi’s Old Quarter. *Stroll the ‘36 Old Streets' of Hanoi in search of authentic tastes. *Taste dishes from street stalls and local eateries. *Hear expert commentary on Vietnamese cuisine.

A small group Hanoi street food walking tour with a local guide sounds like an incredible way to explore the culinary delights of Vietnam's capital city. Imagine strolling through the bustling streets, sampling authentic Vietnamese dishes, and learning about the cultural significance of each dish from someone who knows it best – a local guide. From savory pho to crispy banh mi, and refreshing bia hoi, Hanoi's street food scene offers a tantalizing array of flavors waiting to be discovered. With a small group, you can immerse yourself fully in the experience, sharing food and stories with fellow travelers while creating lasting memories of your culinary adventure in Hanoi. Sounds like a deliciously delightful way to spend an evening!

This tour offers an immersive experience of Hanoi's night culture and cuisine from the unique vantage point of a motorbike. You'll not only taste a wide variety of local dishes but also witness their preparation and understand their cuisine cultural. The combination of food, sightseeing, and the thrill of motorbiking creates an unforgettable adventure.

The Old Quarter Food Tour in Hanoi offers a unique and delightful culinary experience for travelers eager to explore Vietnam's food culture. Located in the heart of the capital city, the Old Quarter is home to numerous traditional restaurants and eateries serving authentic Northern Vietnamese cuisine. On this journey, participants are guided by local experts to discover hidden corners, narrow alleyways, and indulge in specialty dishes such as pho, bun cha, spring rolls, pate baguettes, and egg coffee. Beyond enjoying delicious food, the food tour provides an opportunity to delve deeper into the history, culture, and customs of the local people. It's an unmissable experience for foo

Even renowned food enthusiasts like Anthony Bourdain relied on the expertise of local connoisseurs to discover the finest street delicacies. During this exclusive private walking tour, your dedicated guide will lead you to Hanoi's top-rated street vendors while immersing you in Vietnamese culture. Anticipate indulging in a diverse culinary journey, from savoring snails and noodles to relishing banh mi sandwiches and steamed pancakes. You'll have the chance to savor ten distinct dishes, handpicked from an ever-evolving selection. And, as you explore, don't forget to savor traditional egg coffee and a refreshing local beer along the way.

Experience Hanoi like a local and tour the city’s attractions with the kids who live there. Explore Hanoi via food culture with many delicous street food: Pho, Bun Cha, Banh Cuon, Banh Mi... Let's enjoy with us!

Discover 5-8 Hanoi street eat treats on a walking tour with a private guide Wash down your feast with water, a local beer or soft drink, and egg coffee Choose a start time that works with your body clock and travel schedule Your guide will collect you and drop you off at Old Quarter hotels

The ao dai, a long, split dress, is a traditional Vietnamese costume that photographs amazingly. Let your looks shine on this private full-day ao dai photography tour that visits some of Hanoi’s most important—and picture-perfect—locations. Pose at the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda, the Hanoi Opera House, Train Street, the Temple of Literature, Phung Hung Mural Street, and more.

Dig deeper into Hanoi’s everyday foods than you could by yourself with this food walking tour. Head into the old quarter with a food-blogger guide and discover local dishes and drinks you may well miss alone, all without getting lost. Find local eateries and food stands; try specialities such as ‘bun tho’ (beef rice vermicelli); and learn stories of local life and delicacies you might not hear otherwise.

Learn about northern Vietnamese history and rural life on a full-day tour to Hoa Lu and Tam Coc from Hanoi. See the Hoa Lu temples in the ancient capital of Vietnam, then go to Tam Coc for a sampan ride on a slow-moving river with a landscape of karst formations and caves. Finish up with a bike ride through rural villages. Includes buffet lunch, transportation and guide, all activities, and hotel pickup and drop-off in the Old Quarter of Hanoi.

Spend a half-day exploring the culinary culture of Hanoi with a small group of just 10 people or fewer. Meet your guide and group for a quick orientation and some Vietnamese lessons to use on your tour, then set off to visit some restaurants and shops you might not find on your own. Taste your way through the alleys and corners of the Old Quarter, including drinks and food samples, ending up at Hoan Kiem Lake.

The narrow streets and alleyways of old Hanoi can be hard to navigate. Forget guidebooks and itinerary planning, and immerse yourself in this ancient city’s rich culture with a private local host. Enjoy the sorts of insights only a local can provide as you explore markets, temples, alleyways, historic homes, the French Quarter, the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and even Hoa Lo Prison.

Follow in the footsteps of one of Vietnam’s most famous historic men, Ho Chi Minh ( first president of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam), as you explore the streets of Hanoi on this private tour. Pay a visit to the Temple of Literature and the notorious "Hanoi Hilton" (Hoa Loa Prison). Then, follow your guide on a walking tour of the Old-Quarter and enjoy the inside knowledge that comes from being led by a local.

Explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter on foot with a foodie guide who introduces you to local cuisine. This street food tour takes you off the beaten path to food stalls and local eateries in Vietnam's capital city. Join a street food private tour in Hanoi and explore the city's Old Quarter with a local guide. Sample authentic Vietnamese street food and visit the iconic Train Street for a unique end to your tour.

The experienced tour guide will bring you a great trip with interesting information about culture and history. Besides, you can have chance to discover the delicious food store which is only popular with local people.

Travelers interested in learning more about Vietnam's cuisine culture may have a unique and wonderful gastronomic experience with the Old Quarter cuisine Tour in Hanoi. The Old Quarter, which is in the center of the capital city, is home to a large number of traditional eateries providing food that is representative of Northern Vietnam. Along the trip, guests will be led by knowledgeable locals to explore obscure spots and winding lanes while savoring speciality foods like egg coffee, pate baguettes, pho, bun cha, and spring rolls. The culinary tour offers an opportunity to learn more about the history, customs, and culture of the local people in addition to indulging in mouthwatering cuisine. For foodies and anybody interested in learning more about Hanoi's culture, this is an event that should not be missed.