• Old Quarter - The tour kicks off in the bustling Hanoi Old Quarter, the historic core of the city. Renowned for its labyrinth of narrow streets and traditional shop houses, this area is celebrated for its lively street life and rich local food culture. As participants stroll through hidden alleys and bustling corners, the student guide will introduce them to genuine local eateries and share tales about the daily life and traditions in Hanoi.
• Lake of the Restored Sword (Hoan Kiem Lake) - The tour frequently starts near Hoan Kiem Lake, a quintessential landmark in Hanoi. Encircled by tree-lined walking paths and historic structures, the lake offers a tranquil retreat in the heart of the bustling city. In the center of the lake stands the renowned Turtle Tower, while the vibrant red bridge leads visitors to Ngoc Son Temple, a cultural and spiritual emblem of Hanoi.
• Ta Hien Street - Situated in the heart of the Hanoi Old Quarter, Ta Hien Street is renowned for its vibrant nightlife and lively atmosphere. Often referred to as “Beer Street,” it is packed with small bars, street food vendors, and crowds of locals and tourists enjoying the evening together. Strolling through this street provides visitors with a glimpse of Hanoi’s dynamic social life.
• St. Joseph’s Cathedral - Nestled in the heart of the Old Quarter, St. Joseph’s Cathedral is one of Hanoi’s most iconic landmarks. Constructed in the late 19th century, the cathedral boasts impressive Gothic architecture inspired by European churches. The square in front of the cathedral is always bustling, surrounded by cafés, small shops, and local street vendors, making it a favored meeting spot for both locals and tourists.
• Hanoi Train Street - Hanoi Train Street is one of the most distinctive attractions near the Old Quarter. Here, a railway track runs directly through a narrow residential street lined with small cafés and homes. Visitors can sit at a café just meters from the track and experience the thrill as the train slowly passes through the street, creating a memorable and unique urban scene.
• Long Bien Bridge - The historic Long Bien Bridge spans the Red River and is one of the oldest structures in Hanoi. Built during the French colonial era, the bridge has witnessed numerous historical events and remains a significant symbol of the city. Walking along the bridge offers stunning views of the river, local farms on the riverbanks, and the everyday life of Hanoi’s residents.

• Pick-up and drop-off in Ha Noi Old Quarter
• Fully customizable tour to your interests, allergies, or vegan diet
• English speaking tour guide

• New year holiday surcharge, Street Food Budget
• An additional per group will be paid directly as the guide’s tip

Discover the vibrant street food scene of Hanoi with a private tour led by a friendly local university student. This tailored experience guides you through the bustling Hanoi Old Quarter, where hidden alleys, street stalls, and lively markets showcase the city’s authentic flavors. Your guide will share stories about daily life, food culture, and local traditions, providing a genuine local perspective.

During the tour, you might also pass by renowned landmarks such as Hoan Kiem Lake, St. Joseph’s Cathedral, Ta Hien Street, and Dong Xuan Market, offering a glimpse into the city’s culture and daily life.

Food and drinks are not included, allowing you to choose what you wish to try based on your preferences. Please note that an additional 500,000 VND per group is paid directly as the student guide’s salary, supporting local students while keeping the experience affordable.

• Food allergies, vegetarian are available

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.