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Halong Bay Silversea Cruise 2 Days 1 Night
Especially when you explore halong bay 2 days on luxury cruise Imperial Silversea Cruise you will have moments of enjoying international standard service 4 * the beauty of wonders, delicious food, quality services. The high altitude and wonderful scenery will give you a memorable halong bay 2 day 1 night cruise trip
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4-day Trekking in Ha Giang – Tay Con Linh
This tour offers you an ideal overview of the region around Tay Con Linh mountain range, in the western part of Ha Giang Province, one of the highest mountains of Northeast Vietnam. You will trek through moutain passes, visit traditional villages and meet local ethnic minorities in this wild and untouched area.
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Amazing tour around city by Vintage Minsk Motorbike & Gaz69 Jeep
✔️ ✔️ ✔️ HIGHLIGHT ✔️ ✔️ ✔️✔️ Hanoi Customized tour with student volunteer guide of our NGO✔️ Explore the parts-unknown of Hanoi:Travelling with all your senses heightened: Watching, Hearing, Touching, Tasting, Smelling…Experiencing the GOOD, the BAD and the WEIRD of the city as it is what it is.✔️ Hanoi Classical Romance & City’s highlights✔️ Hanoi…
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Dong Ho Paint Traditional Village By Motorbikes
Dong Ho Village with its famous paintings has become an aesthetic symbol in Vietnam culture. Located to the left side of Duong River, Dong Ho stood for centuries making their unique art work. From over 100 families in the 1950s, currently there are only a handful of families still making the traditional craft. Dong Ho…
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Private transfer to Tam Dao Golf from Hanoi
– Pick up/ Drop off at your hotel as customized time request.- Private new model vehicles.- No extra fees.The limousines van refurbished and repaired from cramped 16-seat van (Ford Transit and Mercedes Sprinter) to spacious luxury limousine van with premium leather seats, soundproof walls separating cabins with chauffeur, equipped with mini bar, LCD screen, stereo,…
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Mai Chau 1 day tour – Such a beautiful valley
Undiscovered Adventure specially operates ecology “OFF THE BEATEN TRACK” Mai Chau and Pu Luong tours in Vietnam with small group tour. Our goals are green nature, support locals and bring beautiful scenery for tourists.
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Hanoi-Sapa-Fansipan 4D3N Group Tour
Our tour departs daily so that you can flexibly choose your travel date.Cable car fee to Fansipan is included already (32usd)
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Private Tour: Day Trip to Perfume Pagoda from Hanoi
Enjoy this private day tour visiting mysterious Pagodas and cruise through winding streams with beautiful caves and a stunning limestone mountain backdrop. Perfume pagoda is “the most beauty pagoda under Vietnams sky“ and has the magic legend about the “Buddha lady“ who represents Buddhism in Vietnam.
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Apricot Halong Cruise Discovering Titov And Amazing Cave 2 Days 1 Night
Apricot Halong Cruise is the initial 3-star cruise on Halong Bay operators a Exclusive and Distinction Itinerary. Apricot’s destinations in the itinerary is Dog Islet, fighting cock islet, Hoa Cuong Fishing Village and Luon Cave, Ti Top Cave and Sung Sot Cave will be a memorable journey of tourists to visit Halong Bay.
All about Hanoi
When to visit
Put aside the Instagram images of Vietnam as a sun-drenched paradise: Hanoi has a winter, and winter nights can be unpleasantly chilly. By contrast, summer (June through August) tends to be tropical, with shirt-drenching heat and humidity. Hit the sweet spot by visiting in April–May or September–October when crowds are smaller and temperatures are milder. Plan your trip around Vietnam’s National Day, September 2, to see parades and fireworks.
Getting around
Walking is the best way to explore the Old Quarter—if you opt for a cyclo (pedicab), you and the driver should agree on both the price and route first. Metered taxis, private drivers, or ride-hailing services like Gojek, Grab, or Be are the easiest way to cover ground: Two wheels are faster than four. Hanoi’s shiny new metro is of no use to travelers, while buses tend to be slow. Don’t even think about riding a motorbike unless you’re licensed and experienced.
Traveler tips
Hanoi’s signature dish is perhaps bun cha—a feast of char-grilled pork and rice vermicelli noodles served with tangy broth, pickles, and leafy greens. Follow in Anthony Bourdain’s footsteps at Bun Cha Huong Lien, the French Quarter eatery where he dined with Barack Obama, or try it at Bun Cha Restaurant on 74 Hang Quat, a stone’s throw from Sword Lake (Hoan Kiem Lake).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hanoi known for?
The Vietnamese capital and your base for exploring Northern Vietnam, Hanoi is known for street food, colonial-era architecture, and a charming Old Quarter set around the Lake of the Restored Sword (Hoan Kiem Lake). The 11th-century Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
How many days do I need in Hanoi?
Four days in Hanoi gives you time to explore the Old Quarter, take a cooking class, ride a bike in the countryside, visit the Imperial Citadel, catch a water puppet show, learn about indigenous cultures at the Ethnology Museum, and discover the Vietnam War at Hoa Lo Prison.
Is Hanoi safe for tourists?
Yes. Pickpockets, bag snatchers, and taxi scams are not uncommon, but violent crime is rare. However, many tourists have died on Vietnam’s roads. Only rent a scooter if you have a license and insurance, always wear a helmet, and never drink and drive: it’s illegal to drive with any alcohol in your bloodstream.
What can you do in Hanoi for free?
Take a sightseeing stroll around Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter, then admire Gustave Eiffel’s Long Bien Bridge. Free-to-enter religious sights include Bach Ma Temple, Tran Quoc Pagoda, and St. Joseph’s Cathedral, while Quang Ba Flower Market is fascinating. Many parks see free group exercise sessions early in the morning.
What can $100 get you in Vietnam?
US$100 buys a lot in Vietnam. A budget hotel can cost as little as $15, a glass of bia hoi (draft beer) under $0.50, while a simple meal might cost just a couple of bucks. Mid-range hotel rooms start at around $50 and aspirational restaurants at about $10.
Is Hanoi worth visiting?
Yes. Hanoi is Vietnam’s capital and offers more than 1,000 years of history, including the UNESCO-listed Thang Long Imperial Citadel, not to mention a wealth of museums. And the food is to die for: it was here that Barack Obama chose to eat street food with Anthony Bourdain.