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What makes the Hanoi City Half by Jeep truly unique is the way it lets you experience the city from the inside, not just observe it. Riding in a vintage open-air Army Jeep, you don’t sit behind glass like on a bus — you feel the breeze, hear the street sounds, & become part of Hanoi’s daily rhythm You’ll cruise through the Old Quarter’s lively streets, pass the elegant French Quarter & explore hidden back alleys that most visitors never see. From the iconic Train Street to the peaceful views of West Lake & even local neighborhoods off the tourist map, every stop reveals a different layer of Hanoi — historic, chaotic, charming & authentic. With a knowledgeable local guide sharing stories about culture, history & everyday life, the experience feels personal & immersive. It’s not just sightseeing; it’s connection. In just half a day, you’ll see more, feel more, and understand Hanoi in a deeper, more meaningful way — all while enjoying a fun, comfortable & unforgettable Jeep adventure.

Take a break from Hanoi and recharge at sea with this 2-day overnight cruise. Take your pick from three itineraries, Halong, Lan Ha Bay or Bai Tu Long Bay, and then leave everything else to the crew. This all-inclusive package covers activities, entrance fees, meals, and accommodation, so you can relax as soon as you board.

You have chance to visit the most beautiful points of Ninh Binh. Exploring Trang An complex heritage on a sampan with local rowing people. Visit three different cave: Sang Cave, Toi Cave, Making Wine Cave,visit some famous temple and listen many legends of god. Biking a round Trang An area visit countryside and have tea break, enjoy buffet lunch with Viet Nam delicious. Visit Bai Dinh Pagoda as a biggest pagoda of ASEAN with over 500 Arhat statue. Climbing 500 steps stone to top of Mua mountain to sightseeing all of Tam Coc area and Ngo Dong river

- Hidden Gems: Visiting obscure, non-touristy coffee shops in narrow alleys that preserve Hanoi’s old-world charm. - Cultural Storytelling: Each stop tells a story about Hanoi’s history, from Chinese and French colonial influences to modern resilience. - Sensory Experience: The aroma of robusta beans, the clink of coffee cups, the chatter of locals, and the visual contrast of bustling streets vs. quiet alleys. - Slow Travel: Emphasizing a break from Hanoi’s chaotic pace to savor the moment and connect with the city’s soul. - Interactive Elements: Learning to make Vietnamese egg coffee, hearing personal stories from café owners, or tasting regional coffee variations.

What better way to get around Hanoi than by a scooter? They are practical, effectively gets you through the traffic during certain hours and best of all, they are cheap modes of transportation. Lunch at a local restaurant and have the time of your life roaming around Hanoi’s best spots. Highlights: • Get a feeling of the local culture • Take many beautiful photographs • Talks with local people, exchange cultural way of life. • Discover the beauty of attraction such as: Hoan Kiem Lake, Tran Quoc Pagoda

Immerse yourself in the captivating art of incense-making, enjoy heartwarming interactions with local villagers, and visit a lacquer art-making village on this guided tour from Hanoi.Experience the mesmerizing sights, sounds, and scents of an ancient village.Enjoy an up-close encounter with the Vietnamese art of incense making.Make a traditional conical hat, creating a personalized souvenir to cherish.Savor the flavors of the region at an artisan's house or riverside restaurant See the intricate craftsmanship of lacquer painting at a family-run factory

Learn about the history of indigo batik among the Hmong people in Sapa and discover how it became part of their traditional dress. During the workshop, you’ll hear the story of how batik began, then create your own piece to take home. Before starting, the guide will explain the process and share a legend about honey collectors who discovered indigo dye and wax techniques, which inspired the unique patterns still used today. We have branches in Sapa and Hanoi. Please book the option based on where you are staying, and note there is an additional fee of 500,000 VND per person.

Authentic Flavors – Learn to prepare iconic Vietnamese dishes like pho, bun cha, or spring rolls with guidance from local chefs. Market Experience – Start by visiting a traditional market, where you’ll handpick fresh herbs, spices, and seasonal ingredients. Cultural Connection – Discover the stories, traditions, and techniques behind Hanoi’s rich culinary heritage. ‍ Hands-On Fun – Cook step by step in a friendly atmosphere, then enjoy the dishes you’ve created. ✨ Memorable Souvenir – Take home not just recipes, but also a deeper appreciation of Vietnam’s food culture

Vietnam is a country that has experienced many wars with France, China, and most famously the Vietnam War. Throughout its history, Vietnam has also stood at the crossroads of conflicts between East and West, shaped by events such as World War II, the Cold War, and the China–Soviet split. Therefore, learning about Vietnamese history also helps you discover an important part of the course of world history. On this tour, you will uncover hidden yet fascinating stories that remain little known—even among many Vietnamese themselves. You will embark on a historical journey that is both sorrowful and heroic, yet deeply engaging, visiting sites where major events truly took place. In particular, you will explore lesser-known locations that even many Hanoi locals rarely notice, such as the Mass Grave, the burial site of victims of the 1945 famine. Here, you will hear the tragic story of the Vietnamese people, when millions lost their lives during this devastating historical famine.