All about the tour
01 - Overview
Destination: Hanoi
Description: Known as the heart of Vietnam, Hanoi reunites all cultural richesses, historic monuments and simple beauties of Tonkin. This city has witnessed ups and downs in the past, present and what will be in the future. Asia Viva Travel takes you for a special ride in a Jeep to discover the city and savor the typic Hanoian street food.
DURING THE TOUR, YOU WILL ENJOY:
- Visit of Vietnamese capital with its narrow streets and historic monuments
- Have a fun and gourmand experience of street food tour.
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02 - Brief Itinerary
03 - Tour Detailed
Day 1: Hanoi: Street food tour and Jeep tour
In the morning, after a delicious breakfast at your hotel, the tour guide will pick you up and hop on a Jeep to discover the REAL Hanoi.
On the first part of our Hanoi jeep tour, we will take you to see the Hanoi Opera House – the largest theater in Vietnam, which is also considered a historical and architectural monument as well as an attraction in Hanoi. We exhibit the REAL HANOI with a day in life experiences, through the alleys, local houses, schools, walks,…
On the second part of the Hanoi jeep tour, we pass and stop at the must-see places of our beautiful city. On the way, we will pass by Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Thanh Nien Street which is located between 2 magnificent lakes in Hanoi, one of the most beautiful streets in the city. Then we head to the banana island which we call The Hidden Charm of Hanoi, located about 3.4 km from the center but the landscape is totally different from that of the modern city.
After that, we also take you to the peaceful and attractive outskirt villages around West Lake and Truc Bach Lake to enrich your experiences about the contrast and harmony of life between the city center and the outskirts . Then we go to visit and discover the Van Nien Pagoda or also known as the 1000 year old Buddhist Pagoda, it is one of the oldest pagodas in Hanoi.
In the third part of Hanoi jeep tour, you will see Hoang Hoa Tham, the most beautiful bonsai street in Hanoi, which will impress you with its fresh green trees and colorful flowers. Our Jeep will take you to the alleys, discover the small alleys of Hanoi and discover the hidden tranquility of Hanoi.
Stop at a local cafe to enjoy egg coffee.
After, we start a gastronomic visit of the historic center famous for 36 ancient streets, each of which is linked to a specific artisan activity from which the street takes its name. Try Vietnam’s signature dish, known as Pho, a soup made of broth, beef, rice noodles, herbs, etc. If Pho soup is not your favorite, Bun Cha prepared with vermicelli, grilled meat and fresh vegetables or Banh Mi with its characteristic pate filling await you. The traditional Chè dessert cannot be missing (any variety of sweet drink, fruit or pudding) which varies depending on the season. The visit ends in a typical bar with a cold beer.
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04 - Inclusion & Exclusion
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