Our team will pick you up from your hotel in the Old Quarter/our point. You’ll be welcomed by your guide and driver at the lobby or designated meeting point for a safety briefing before embarking on your adventure.

1, First Part of the Tour:

          Visit the Hanoi Opera House, the largest theater in Vietnam, known for its historical and architectural significance. It's also an important venue for cultural events.

          Experience the REAL HANOI through the daily lives of locals. Explore hidden parts of the city like narrow alleyways, backstreets, local homes, markets, and more. Unlike other tours that focus only on the city's beautiful aspects, we offer a more complete view by exposing you to both the charming and gritty sides of Hanoi.

2, Second Part of the Tour:

          Drive past the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, one of Vietnam’s most sacred sites, where the body of the late leader is preserved for public viewing, symbolizing national unity.

          Continue along Thanh Nien Street, one of Hanoi’s most picturesque roads, lined by two serene lakes.

          Visit Banana Island, just 3-4 km from the city center, offering a striking contrast with its rural scenery. You’ll have the chance to explore local farms, chat with residents, and taste organic tropical fruits and homemade green tea.

          Explore peaceful villages around West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, where the contrast between urban and rural life is particularly striking.

          Visit the Van Nien Pagoda, a 1,000-year-old Buddhist site that’s one of Hanoi’s oldest and most revered temples.

3, Third Part of the Tour:

          As we drive through the city, you’ll pass Hoang Hoa Tham Street, famous for its beautiful bonsai trees and vibrant flowers.

          The Jeep will take you through hidden alleys, where you can experience a quieter, less-visited side of Hanoi, including a stop at the B52 Memorial, a site commemorating the American bomber shot down during the war. Along the way, you’ll also see the contrast between Hanoi’s old charm and its bustling, modern skyscrapers.

4, Final Part of the Tour:

          The tour concludes with a culinary adventure, stopping at authentic local restaurants and food stalls to sample Hanoi’s best dishes. Enjoy local delicacies, traditional family recipes, and regional specialties that showcase the flavors of the city.