Top Vietnam Half-day Tours - page 7

Most of the eateries on the main itinerary are local spots that only locals really know—places you won’t easily find yourself or see on TikTok or YouTube Not only what and where to eat, the food you try in the tour tells a story of trading port Hoi An and Vietnam culture Try 12+ food tasting

My whatsapp number : +84 905 025 651 Mr Tai . For this tour, you need to pay 1,000,000 VND per person for the cable car. Program : You will avoid the crowds and have the best opportunity to take photos with fewer people at the Golden Bridge. Program : The tour guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel. Drive 1 hour to Ba Na Hills. Take a 20-minute cable car ride to visit the Golden Bridge, Wine Tunnel, Flower Garden, and Linh Ung Pagoda with its 27-meter-high Buddha statue. Explore the French Village and walk up to the top of the mountain, 1,487 meters above sea level. Enjoy free time to explore Fantasy Park and the French Village. Return to your hotel, and the tour ends.

Discover Hoi An’s ancient heritage on this tour of its old town. Enjoy a varied itinerary that includes travelling in bamboo basket boats through a coconut grove, exploring the ancient UNESCO-listed city, and dinner. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience. This tour excludes activities involving boats releasing lanterns. Perfect for travelers looking to experience the highlights of Hoi An but are tight on time.

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.

Discover the fascinating history of the ancient Champa culture during this guided half-day trip to the tower-temples of the My Son Sanctuary. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was a key center of the Champa kingdom as early as the fourth century, with building and activity continuing until the 13th century. Explore in a small group or upgrade for a private tour: Both include transfers from central Hoi An hotels.

Learn about life during the Vietnam War as you explore the famous Cuchi Tunnel with this small-group tour, led by a local guide. You'll learn about the history of the tunnel, sample cassava, and try your hand at shooting an AK47 while your English-speaking guide provides narration and answers any questions you may have.

Saigon Street Food Tour Saigon prides itself on its cuisine. However, not many delicious famous foods in Saigon appear on magazines or guide books which you will never know without the recommendation of locals. We bring you a brand new experience on Saigon Street Food Tour. Our locals do believe the most delicious food is originally served at street vendors or small local restaurants but not at touristy fancy restaurants with lazy long menu. On Saigon Street Food Tour, you will be paired with an English speaking local Vietnamese guide who will be with you through the whole tour to help explain all of the Vietnamese foods, Vietnamese culture and customs and the most important is to enjoy a lot of incredibly delicious street foods in Saigon. Put away your travel guide book! Take a tour with us!

Experienced Experts. Always try the best when we are your foodie guide, we know every alley and understand ever smallest corner of smallest street. And all over, we do love Hanoi cuisine and always wanted to show the world our love.

Tick off more of Ho Chi Minh City’s historical sights in less time on a sightseeing tour that’s designed with first-time visitors in mind. Rather than navigating HCMC’s manic streets alone, you’ll explore alongside a local guide and get the inside scoop on both well-known attractions and hidden gems. Plus, round-trip transportation from your hotel is included.

Explore Red River Island on this small group cycling tour. Your guide will collect you from your hotel in Hanoi and then take you into the countryside. Here you’ll ride through farms, floating villages, see local fisherman, green fields, and have a great feel for the Vietnamese rural culture. You’ll also be treated to snacks and water, plus have use of your bicycle and helmet for safety.

Explore one of the most scenic places in Vietnam without worrying about getting lost on a trekking tour of Muong Hoa Valley in Sapa. Exploring with a guide ensures you get the inside scoop on local culture and history, and get to meet locals. Plus, you’ll receive personalized attention in a small group limited to 14 people.

Travel like a local in Hue on the back of a motorbike and avoid the city traffic as you zip around the sights. Accompanied by a local female guide, visit landmarks including the Khai Dinh royal tomb and Tu Hieu pagoda, admire views of the Perfume River from Vong Canh Hill, and learn about Vietnamese life and culture. In the evening, stop at three different restaurants to sample delicious Vietnamese dishes and regional specialties.

This tour combines visits to historic landmarks with a scenic boat trip, so you can experience a variety of Hoi An's highlights in one day. Departing from your hotel in Hoi An, immerse yourself in the ancient ruins of the 13th-century Champa civilization. Allow your guide to lead you through historic sites and special brick towers, transporting you back in time. Finish your journey with a relaxing boat trip along the riverside.

Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of My Son Sanctuary before the crowds on an early morning tour of the archeological site, which dates back to the 4th century. Not only will you get an in-depth introduction to the fascinating historical site, you’ll explore the ruins in cooler temperatures than if you were to come later in the day. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Check out Hanoi city and countryside while riding a mountain bike on this half day guided tour. You’ll get off the beaten track and see some local style along the backstreets, in the villages, and while exploring the countryside. You can also try some Vietnamese food today with a provided snack along the way. Choose a morning or afternoon tour, and then plan on riding for around four hours and exploring the sights.

Discover Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), formerly known as Saigon, like a local when you join this private tour by motorbike. Your driver will collect you from your central Saigon hotel and whisk you to a selection of the city's most fascinating sights—at a much faster pace than cars or minibuses manage. You'll see highlights including Independence Palace, the War Remnants Museum, and Jade Emperor Pagoda before you return home.

Uncover Ho Chi Minh City’s rich history through its buildings and streets on this afternoon tour. Instead of getting lost in the crowd on a large group tour, explore the city’s wartime monuments and colonial landmarks with your own private guide. Ask all the questions you have as you visit destinations like the Reunification Palace, the War Remnants Museum and the Jade Emperor Pagoda.

Our local guides take small groups (max 8) to family eateries that don't advertise — where cooks have been making the same bánh bèo (steamed rice cakes with dried shrimp), bánh khoái (crispy Hue-style pancake) and nem lụi (grilled pork skewers wrapped in rice paper) for generations. Eight signature dishes across three hours. These are the foods of Hue, a city where royal cuisine and home cooking have long influenced each other: techniques from the Nguyễn court traveled into neighborhood kitchens, and street-stall flavors made their way back into court banquets. Choose how to move: on foot through hidden alleys, by cyclo along the Perfume River, or by scooter to spots further outside the city center. The kind of tour we'd take a friend on if they came to visit.

Eat like a local and explore the city streets of Hue by cyclo. You’ll taste plenty of street food and get an overview of Hue’s culinary culture with commentary by a professional and informative guide. Visit Dong Ba Market where you can mingle with the locals. Sink your teeth into a variety of dishes, such as steamed or fried rice dumplings, and slurp up vermicelli soup. Hotel pickup is included.

Vietnam’s cuisine is extremely regional and every city boasts its own unique specialties—which can be almost impossible to discover without a local to help. Experience the hearty highland flavors of Da Lat’s street food signatures on this private walking tour with a foodie guide. Savor enough tastings to make a full dinner and ask as many questions as you'd like with your guide on hand to translate.

Take a tour of the Cu Chi Tunnels from Ho Chi Minh City. The vast network of tunnels, which were used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War, can be overwhelming to explore on your own. This tour offers you a guide, roundtrip transportation from the city, and a visit to a Vietnamese rubber plantation.

Any visitor to Hanoi is faced with a multitude of choices when it comes to Vietnamese cuisine. This walking tour with a foodie as your guide takes away the guesswork. Let an insider lead the way to some of the best food stands and eateries in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. You’ll observe local life while filling up on flavors that make Hanoi a culinary destination.

Spend three hours strolling the French Quarter during a private excursion that includes major landmarks in the Vietnamese capital. Your walking tour takes in the charm of Hoan Kiem Lake and French colonial buildings such as the Sofitel Metropole Legend Hotel and Hanoi Opera House. View government buildings, the National Museum of Vietnamese History and Museum of the Vietnamese Revolution. You’ll enjoy ‘pho’ (beef noodle soup) and have time for a stop at a sidewalk cafe or for Trang Tien ice cream.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this private tour covers the best of the area near Sa Pa in northwestern Vietnam in one day of sightseeing. Highlights include taking a short hike to a viewpoint over Fansipan Mountain, among the tallest mountains in Asia, and the rice terrace fields in the Muong Hoa Valley, and visiting Ham Da, a village of the Hmong ethnic minority, to see farm animals and learn about the local marriage traditions, farming methods, and house building techniques.