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Experience Da Nang by night with this delightful itinerary that includes a seafood dinner, an exploration of the night market, and a relaxing cruise trip. Highlights include watching the Dragon Bridge Spitting Fire on select days, getting immersed in Vietnamese culture, discovering the local coffee scene, and honing your bargaining skills. Plus, relax during a river cruise under the night sky before being dropped off at your hotel.

Explore Hanoi’s street food scene, and the night life too, on this private tour of the Old Quarter. Your guide will take you to some of the best food and drink vendors, and show you where the best clubs, discos, live music scenes, and karaoke joints are. Come thirsty and hungry, because you’ll be treated to seven different food tastings, a glass of beer and wine each, and an egg coffee.

It takes a local to navigate the Old Quarter’s warren of back streets and identify the best street food. On this walking tour, your foodie guide will introduce you to at least seven separate Vietnamese dishes and drinks—from egg coffee and “banh mi” sandwiches through to fresh beer and noodle soup—as they explain Hanoi’s food culture and ingredients. They’ll even collect you from your Old Quarter hotel.

Take a half-day to dine like a true local in the Imperial City. With this guided small-group tour, you’ll taste more Hue delicacies than you count, from che to banh beo to bun bo hue to banh khoai—you’ll also cool off with some local beer. You’ll walk away with new eyes for Hue, plus an understanding of what makes Vietnamese street food so fresh, so experiential, *and* so festive.

Explore Ninh Binh by car, boat, motorbike and on foot on this small group guided day tour. Enjoy a boat ride through the stunning limestone karst landscape of Tam Coc. After lunch at a local home-restaurant, ride on the back of a motorcycle through the countryside to Mua Caves, where you can hike to the top, and Hoa Lu, the ancient capital of Vietnam. Afterwards, explore the Bich Dong Pagoda before returning to Hanoi.

Enjoy an overview of Ho Chi Minh City without getting sore feet on this private tour in a jeep. Go beyond the guidebook as you learn about the city's history and heritage from your guide. Take in highlights including the Independence Palace, War Remnants Museum, Emperor Jade Pagoda and more. Perfect for travelers new to Ho Chi Minh City who want to do as much sightseeing as possible.

+ All restaurants, food stalls where you bring passengers in are of super quality, hygienic, well-checked. We NOT focus on cheap food but focus on quality to help passenger avoid diarrhea. + Tour guide take you around Hanoi Old Quarter; discover local lifestyles; dive in to small alleys and have real local foods, at real local vendors; taste the authentic Vietnam, Vietnamese coffee. + Three hours guided food tour of the area with 8 stops & tastings with a passionate & experienced local guide; great insight about local food, history, and culture

Sample a variety of signature dishes made by street food vendors when you book this culinary tour that can be done by cyclo, motorbike, or on foot. Your guide takes you to hard-to-find places to try favorites such as steamed rice dumplings, beef rice noodle soup, and Vietnamese coffee. You'll also get access to exclusive spots that most tourists don't know about while witnessing what local life is like in Vietnam.

Taste local specialties on a 3-hour street food tour of Hanoi’s charming Old Quarter. During your walking tour you’re introduced to Vietnamese cuisine with French and Chinese influences. Set out in the evening with a professional guide to explore winding streets and lively markets teeming with food stalls and unique eateries. Stroll to Hoan Kiem Lake and sit down at hidden cafes, where you can try egg coffee, among other treats.

Learn to cook like a local during this lesson in Hanoi. After meeting up with an informative instructor in the historic Old Quarter, head to the city’s largest market and learn about the basics of Vietnamese cooking. Pick the best produce and spices, then cook several authentic dishes. Afterward, enjoy your creations while sipping complimentary rice wine.

If you’d like to try Vietnamese cuisine in Hanoi’s Old Quarter but you aren’t sure where to start among the hundreds of venues, a food walking tour is a must-do! Rest assured that each street food stall and family-owned eatery is vetted by your knowledgeable guide. You’ll taste local specialties bursting with flavor as you stroll the ‘36 Old Streets.’ Bonus: your tour includes admission to a water puppet show.

Hanoi’s atmospheric Old Quarter is the best place to sample the city’s famous street food. On this tour, discover the restaurants and street food stalls favored by locals and gain an insight into the unique ingredients and cooking techniques used in traditional Vietnamese dishes. Along the way, tuck into a variety of typical foods including pho (noodle soup), pillow cakes, Banh My sandwiches, and Vietnamese Egg Coffee.

Part street-food tour, part classic Vespa adventure, part nightlife experience, this tour offers a little bit of everything. Traveling on the back of a vintage Vespa, you’ll follow your guide from hole-in-the-wall coffee shop to fantastic restaurant to live music bar, Saigon’s landmarks whizzing by. You’ll taste banh xeo, banh khot, and more, going well beyond the proverbial bowl of pho.

Visit two major attractions of southern Vietnam—one historical, one natural, both cultural—on this full-day VIP tour to the Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta. Travel in style and comfort from Ho Chi Minh City in a sleek limo to make the journey as fabulous as the destination. Explore the tunnel system and learn about its role as a hospital, living quarters, storage, and more during wartime, and then cruise through the canals of the delta on a motorboat and rowboat to visit a village.

Skip long road transfers and reach the Cu Chi Tunnels faster by luxury speedboat, making the most of your time outside Ho Chi Minh City. This experience combines efficient travel with historical insight, helping you understand the tunnels’ role in Vietnam’s history while enjoying a comfortable, well-paced journey with meals and seamless logistics included.

Pedal to food stalls, restaurants, and a family home on an evening food tour of Hoi An that explores the city’s distinctive flavors and dishes. With an experienced guide to lead you on a route through local neighborhoods, you’ll taste your way to a cluster of organic farms right outside the city, learning about Hoi An culture as you ride. This evening bike tour of Hoi An includes a bike rental and all tastings, and it’s a great way to combine Vietnamese cuisine and active exploring.

Meet our team of knowledgeable female guides, who not only serve as ambassadors for women empowerment but also offer insights into contemporary Vietnamese life and culture. Discover the rich tapestry of Vietnamese culture through its diverse and flavorful cuisine. From savory to sweet, tangy to spicy, embark on a culinary journey that tantalizes your taste buds while immersing you in local sights and sounds. WHAT YOU DO? ⭐ Visit 5 colorful districts of HCMC ⭐ Taste the best of Saigon in 1 tour! From iconic Beef Noodle Soup and Banh Mi to crispy pancakes, spring roll, and sweet grilled banana with sticky rice — every bite is a flavor adventure. Top it off with sugarcane juice, jasmine tea or an ice-cold Saigon beer! WHY US: ⭐ Your safety is our top priority! Saigon Adventure is a fully licensed tour company, ensuring that your experience is both secure and professionally managed ⭐ Booking with a licensed operator means your insurance coverage is guaranteed. ⭐ We are No.1 on all OTAs.

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.

Explore the Cu Chi Tunnels, a vast underground network used during the American-Vietnam War, without having to book transport, entrance, and a guide to take you through the tunnels separately on this convenient tour from Ho Chi Minh City. Step back in time as you peek into the old storage areas, poke your head through camouflaged trapdoors, and crawl through military supply tunnels.

Skip the long drive with speedboat transport from Ho Chi Minh City to Cu Chi to visit one of Vietnam’s top destinations. You’ll zip along the Saigon River to Cu Chi, then take a guided tour of the vast network of tunnels used by the north Vietnamese army during the Vietnam War (American War). Upon your return, opt for drop-off at the War Remnants Museum, Ben Thanh Market, or your hotel.

Get around Ho Chi Minh City like a local on this tour of districts 1, 3, 4, 5, and 10 by motorbike. Explore a variety of sights and attractions located off the beaten track, including a colorful flower market, historic areas, and Chinatown. Plus, try local-approved street food like sugarcane juice and steamed rice rolls along the way.

Get a difference perspective on Ho Chi Minh City with this tour that takes you by speedboat Cu Chi, a vast tunnel network built by guerrilla fighters during the Vietnam War. Learn about the war from the Vietnamese perspective and see authentic war relics that remain on-site. Travel with a small group limited to 14 people for a more personalized experience.

Visit Bat Trang Ceramic Village, and get a behind-the-scenes look at the production process, on this small-group tour from Hanoi. Unlike many other tours, you’ll be able to visit several different factories, including a glaze factory and hand painted factory, see a historic kiln, tour the residential village, and learn to make your own pottery in a ceramics class.