Top Northern Vietnam Walking Tours - page 7

Experience the magic of Ha Long Bay in just one day on this day cruise, which includes lunch, a welcome drink, and a sunset party. You'll spend your day exploring some of the prettiest areas in the bay, including sea caves and Titov Island. You'll also get the chance to do a bit of kayaking at no extra cost.

On this full-day tour from Hanoi, you'll take in the natural beauty and history of Ninh Binh Province, with your guide handling all the details. You'll visit the ancient capital of Hoa Lu, see stunning rock formations in Trang An (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and ride downriver and into caves by paddleboat on the Trang An River. Hotel pickup and drop-off in the Old Quarter are included.

Halong Bay is one of the top attractions in Vietnam. Discover its beauty, even with limited time, on this full-day tour from Hanoi. Opt for private or shared transfer from Hanoi for a hassle-free experience, then spend seven hours cruising the scenic bay. Enjoy a buffet lunch onboard, explore Surprise Cave and Titop Island, kayak Luon Cave, and admire the sunset over the bay.

The Ho Chi Minh Complex and Temple of Literature are two of Ho Chi Minh City’s most visited attractions and serve as important reminders of Vietnam’s past. With this tour, learn about the communist revolutionary and former Vietnamese Prime Minister as you visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and One Pillar Pagoda, then travel further back in time to the Ly and Tran dynasties by exploring the history of the Temple of Literature.

Travelers with limited time who can’t join an overnight cruise on Halong Bay will love this easy day trip from Hanoi. You’ll be picked up from Hanoi in the morning and driven to your cruise boat at Halong Bay. Be amazed by the views of the beautiful islands in the bay while you relax on board. Check out various islands plus Sung Sot Cave, with dramatic stalagmites and stalactites.

Stroll through Hanoi’s charming Old Quarter and taste some of the best food the city has to offer in this walking tour. As you sightsee and learn about local culture and history, you’ll also visit several restaurants and dine on authentic dishes such as pho, nem, banh duc, and more. Discover local food and hidden areas you’d have trouble finding on your own.

Learn the art of making ceramics and create a unique souvenir from your time in Vietnam with this tour from Hanoi. Travel to the Bat Trang Ceramic Village for a tour inside a pottery factory and watch locals at work. Then it’s time to make your own piece of pottery by hand, paint it, and put it in the kiln. Ceramics require an extra two days to be properly completed.

Escape busy Hanoi for a day and be immersed in the beautiful Northern Vietnamese countryside around Ninh Binh. Choose from a number of tour options, which can include a visit to Bai Dinh Pagoda to learn about Vietnamese culture and religion, a visit to Trang An to admire karst mountain landscapes similar to Halong Bay, a boat ride, and bicycle rental. Includes convenient hotel pickup and drop-off in Hanoi.

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.

- We depart everyday (hot or rainy days) - IMPRESSIVE TOUR FOR HAPPY BELLY - Enthusiastic, skilled English speaking local guides - Great abundance of cuisine that guide properly choose it - Cultural exchange among us (guests & hosts)

If you prefer the Anthony Bourdain style of travel, experiencing local drinking culture, eating good food, drinking at some hidden watering holes outside of the touristy Old Quarter, talking about everything (lifestyle, history, sports, politics, culture, literature), then this is the tour for you. I've spent more than 18 years searching for the best Bia Hơi in Hanoi. Even though it's the drink that has represented Hanoi culture for over 50 years and you can see "Bia Hơi" sign at every conner but sadly there are only few places serve proper "Hanoi Bia Hơi" nowadays. So join me in a journey through some of the most special, enjoyable, hidden places to taste the real Hanoi Bia Hơi and delicious local drinking food. * I can only host this beer tour twice a week so please send me a message if you have any date inquiry * THIS TOUR CAN BE WELL ADAPTED TO VEGETARIAN

See some of the natural wonders of Vietnam’s scenic Ninh Binh Province even with limited time on this group day trip from Hanoi. . Discover the ancient capital of Hoa Lu, cycle around local villages and cruise on a bamboo boat in the Tam Coc valley, an climb to the top of Mua Cave for sweeping countryside views.

The Soviet Union’s answer to the US military Jeep, the GAZ-69 4WD was a staple of the winning side during the Vietnam War. Experience Hanoi in wartime style on this food tour with a difference. You’ll see famous sights and local life and how the two combine; you’ll sample enough dishes to make an entire breakfast, lunch, or dinner; hotel pickup from the Old Quarter adds convenience.

Mountain trekking up to 1.900m above sea level. Get to be taken you to the very friendly and beautiful landscape villages where you will get to see both Black Hmong and Red Dao minorities in Sa Pa. Get to see the fantastic view of rice paddies and visit Ta Phin’s cave, a very well-known in Sapa. Meeting the country’s most representative animals such as the water buffalo. Visit 2 different villages of the Black Hmong and Red Dzao

Take the stress out of itinerary planning in Hanoi with this small-group sightseeing tour. Ditch the guesswork and let a guide lead you to highlights such as Tran Quoc Pagoda, One Pillar Pagoda, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. This half-day tour is ideal for those with limited time. Lunch and transport are included.

Discover the picturesque countryside and rolling hills of Vietnam on a one day hike in Sapa. Follow trails through forests, over hills, and down into valleys, and see hidden gem views of rice fields and terraces. Follow your guide to lesser-known parts of Sapa, and meet local villagers on the hilltops where you will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

Trekking to Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam, presents an exhilarating challenge for outdoor enthusiasts. This steep and demanding trek traverses lush jungles and rugged terrain, offering a true test of endurance and resilience. On clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of the distant landscapes of China, all while standing firmly in Vietnam. The experience at the top can feel nothing short of paradise, especially as the sun dips below the horizon, painting the sky in brilliant hues and inviting you to take a moment to appreciate the beauty surrounding you. Along the way, trekkers can find respite at a quaint village located around 1,500 meters (4,920 feet) above sea level. Here, camping base and local meals provide a much-needed break before tackling the higher elevation. Whether you are a seasoned trekker or seeking a thrilling day hike, climbing Fansipan offers an unforgettable experience steeped in natural beauty and personal achievement.

Vietnam is renowned for its diverse street food and Hanoi’s Old Quarter has some of the best in the country. On this tour, benefit from the undivided attention of a local host and enjoy a tasting experience personalized to your preferences. Explore the atmospheric quarter on foot; stop at street food vendors, markets, and restaurants popular with locals; and sample up to 10 different foods and drinks, including regional specialties like *banh tom*, *bánh Mì*, and egg coffee.

Venture away from the hustle and bustle of Hanoi and explore the countryside on a vintage Minsk motorbike. Explore the villages along the Red River Delta and learn about what daily life is like for these local residents. Admire the beautiful scenery of farmlands and estuaries and end the tour at the 1000-year-old ceramic village of Bat Trang to learn about the ancient art.

The magnificent Bai Dinh Pagoda and the UNESCO-listed landscapes of Trang An are two of the highlights of Ninh Binh Province. On this tour, visit both on a day trip from Hanoi. Cruise around the karst cliffs and rice paddies of Trang An on a traditional bamboo boat; see King Kong Island, where King Kong: Skull Island was filmed; then visit Bai Dinh, the largest Buddhist pagoda in Southeast Asia.

Explore Hanoi’s street food scene with a local guide on this small-group walking tour. Sample authentic street food dishes and drinks as you learn more about Vietnamese cuisine and culture from your guide. Visit six to eight different street food vendors and enjoy 10 tastings, including drinks like egg coffee, rice wine and local beer.

Explore the meandering back streets of Hanoi on a cool Vespa without the risk of getting lost when you go with a guide. Pass many of the capital’s landmarks and find places you might otherwise miss. Stop to try delicious local cuisine along the way. Choose between morning, afternoon, and evening tours. Tours can be made private on request; otherwise, there’ll be a maximum of just six participants.

Spend an evening exploring the Old Quarter of Hanoi through food and drink. Meet your guide in the Old Quarter and start off at the highest rooftop sky bar for epic sunset views. Explore hidden alleyways, including the longest alleyway in the city. Sample snacks like banh mi and bun bo nam bo. Enjoy a flaming pho cocktail and a flight of three beers from a local craft beer bar.

At 5:30 AM, you will be picked up from anywhere in Sapa and then driven to Tram Ton Pass. The hike begins here and continues through rolling hills until you reach an altitude of 3,143 meters where you can take in the breathtaking views and feel the crisp air above the clouds. After lunch at 12 PM, you'll start heading back down and finish your descent by 4:00 PM and be dropped off back at your starting point. Given the length of this trek approximately 24 kilometers and changing terrain at higher altitudes, this hike requires a high level of physical fitness as well as proper clothing, shoes, boots, snacks, water supplies, rain gear and sun protection such as hats or etc...