A private tour of Hanoi the vibrant, quirky capital of Vietnam, which was once shut away from the outside world and lost to the tourism trade for many years slowly emerges from the ravages of war and is on catch-up.
A Private Tour Of The Vibrant Quirky Capital Of Hanoi Vietnam is the way to see this city.
These proud people welcome travellers to their vibrant capital with open arms and are proud of their French Colonial past and Chinese occupation.
A private tour around this city will peel away the layers of their once unsettled history as it emerges in all its glory. Whether flying around the town on one of the many motorbikes that team down every street or taking a leisurely stroll around Old Hanoi a private tour can offer you….
There are so many places to visit while in Vietnam, and we have chosen the best for you to see...
Nha Trang the leading party town of Vietnam! Or if you fancy taking life a bit more slowly, please visit Hoi An a beautiful ancient and historical heritage town is a definite must visit with a private tour while in Vietnam.
The Ionah show is a magical performance, depicting a whirlwind love story through the power of music, dance and spectacular effects.
Ninh Binh shows an ancient time of Vietnam with solemn temples, tranquil paddy fields and incredible landscape. Ninh Binh is called "Halong-Bay-In-Land" by tourists.
Hoa Lu, the first Vietnam Capital under the Dinh and Le Dynasties from 10th century between 968 and 1009 AD. Tam Coc is often referred to as Ha Long among the rice paddies.
The beauty of a serene but full of enchanting Am Tien cave, you will feel like stepping through “gate of time” and getting lost in a wonderful heaven.
Noi Bai International airport in Hanoi is the largest Airport in the north of Vietnam. It is 35km from the Hanoi city centre.
Have a great and unforgettable day in Hanoi with this amazing opportunity, a private tour of this wonderful city and a fantastic night at the water puppet performance!
Fansipan mountain is the highest peak in Indochina and is hereby dubbed “The roof of Indochina” (3.143m), lying in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range.
Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam and cultural hub of Northern Vietnam, has the most talented cooks from every corner of the city. Learn to prepare amazing Vietnamese dishes.
A 7-day 6-night tour from Vietnam to Cambodia. Discover the enriched culture and beauty along the way and create some unforgettable memories.
Visit Hanoi's Old Quarter and Red River Delta, the famous Cu Chi tunnels of Saigon and travel up to Siem Reap by the Mekong river in Mekong Delta.
Travel from Hanoi to Ninh Binh and experience the modern day life and culture with a beautiful landscape and relaxed ambience!
See the very best of Vietnam in 7 exciting fun packed days — a greatest-hits tour of this fascinating historical country.
Visit the highlights of this amazing country, discover historical places surrounded by a magnificent landscape. An unforgettable experience!
Discover Hanoi city tour and see the daily life of the local people, visit the most famous places in Hanoi and learn special dishes with our Hanoi cooking class!
Hanoi city tour half day group tour is the best option for all clients having limited time but also would like to see the most famous places in Hanoi.
Explore Hanoi the capital of Vietnam with a private guide to learn about historical sites, temples and French colonial style buildings
See some of Vietnam's best bits! Hop aboard a Halong cruise around iconic Halong bay with kayaking and swimming options, stop by the amazing sunset cave.
Sapa is one of the most breathtaking hill stations in Vietnam which reflects the signature of French architecture and colorful hill tribal cultures.
Get a detailed overview of Hanoi's history and sightsee some of the most famous sights. In this tour of Hanoi your experienced tour guide will take you to visit around Hanoi
Ninh Binh is a hot destination to visit, for some customers, it is considered as a must see place such as Trang An, Bai Dinh, Tam Coc, Hoa Lu, Phat Diem, Cuc Phuong, etc.
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Weather can be quite unpredictable here even in their seasons, but as a rule, Hanoi has two seasons with December being the start of the chilly winter and July and August being the humid summer. However, this is also the rainy season too. Check before you go for festivals and national holidays of which there are many and can affect opening times and service as a lot of people will leave the city for national holidays. Tour guides are great prices and fab!
Although they use their own currency the Dong, the US$ is more popular, and most places would prefer payment by dollar. The average minimum cost for hotel per night is 6 or 7 dollars rising accordingly. Depending on if you want to eat local food or western food on average a full western breakfast would be 40,000 Dong while a steaming bowl of traditional noodle soup would be 10 or 20,000 Dong so you can compare. Pre-Book tours as works out cheaper.
When visiting some sites you must dress with respect meaning no shorts and sleeveless shirts and you may be required to leave cameras and bags at the door. Don’t be alarmed your passport will probably be kept at reception until you check out again. Although many warm against it try the street food but always make sure it is freshly prepared in front of you. Either buy some earplugs or accept the never ending honking of car horns thats normal life here.
North Vietnam and in particular Hanoi has just 2 main seasons, a summer and winter season. Winter is November to April and is mainly dry and cool averaging 20º with January to March being the coldest. From May to October it is high summer when it can be very hot and humid but also it is rainy season with the chance of heavy downpours and storms.
Weather can be quite unpredictable here even in their seasons, but as a rule, Hanoi has two seasons with December being the start of the chilly winter and July and August being the humid summer. However, this is also the rainy season too. Check before you go for festivals and national holidays of which there are many and can affect opening times and service as a lot of people will leave the city for national holidays. Tour guides are great prices and fab!
Although they use their own currency the Dong, the US$ is more popular, and most places would prefer payment by dollar. The average minimum cost for hotel per night is 6 or 7 dollars rising accordingly. Depending on if you want to eat local food or western food on average a full western breakfast would be 40,000 Dong while a steaming bowl of traditional noodle soup would be 10 or 20,000 Dong so you can compare. Pre-Book tours as works out cheaper.
When visiting some sites you must dress with respect meaning no shorts and sleeveless shirts and you may be required to leave cameras and bags at the door. Don’t be alarmed your passport will probably be kept at reception until you check out again. Although many warm against it try the street food but always make sure it is freshly prepared in front of you. Either buy some earplugs or accept the never ending honking of car horns thats normal life here.
North Vietnam and in particular Hanoi has just 2 main seasons, a summer and winter season. Winter is November to April and is mainly dry and cool averaging 20º with January to March being the coldest. From May to October it is high summer when it can be very hot and humid but also it is rainy season with the chance of heavy downpours and storms.
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