• Hanoi Opera House - Explore the Hanoi Opera House, Vietnam’s largest theater, celebrated for its historical and architectural importance. It serves as a key venue for cultural events.
  Discover the authentic Hanoi by immersing in the daily lives of its residents. Uncover hidden parts of the city such as narrow alleyways, backstreets, local homes, and markets. Unlike other tours that highlight only the city’s beauty, this tour provides a comprehensive view by showcasing both the charming and gritty sides of Hanoi.
• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - Pass by the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, one of Vietnam’s most revered sites, where the late leader’s body is preserved for public viewing, symbolizing national unity.
• Duờng Thanh Nien - Continue along Thanh Nien Street, one of Hanoi’s most scenic roads, bordered by two tranquil lakes.
• Đảo Chuối Banana Island - Visit Banana Island, located just 3-4 km from the city center, offering a striking contrast with its rural landscape. Enjoy exploring local farms, engaging with residents, and tasting organic tropical fruits and homemade green tea.
• West Lake - Discover the peaceful villages around West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, where the contrast between urban and rural life is particularly evident.
• Van Nien Pagoda - Visit the Van Nien Pagoda, a 1,000-year-old Buddhist site and one of Hanoi’s oldest and most esteemed temples.
• Đường Hoàng Hoa Thám - As the tour progresses through the city, pass by Hoang Hoa Tham Street, renowned for its beautiful bonsai trees and vibrant flowers.
  The Jeep will navigate through hidden alleys, offering a glimpse into a quieter, less-explored side of Hanoi, including a stop at the B52 Memorial, a site commemorating the American bomber shot down during the war. Along the journey, observe the contrast between Hanoi’s old-world charm and its bustling, modern skyscrapers.
• Hanoi Train Street - Hanoi Train Street is a quaint street, distinct from the bustling city, featuring a row of small, simple old houses and the resonant sound of trains, which uniquely attracts tourists. Although only about 2km long, this street has become a unique tourist destination, showcasing the ancient, rustic, and simple beauty of Hanoi with cafes and food stalls lining both sides and train tracks running through the middle. Since its feature in the British newspaper Daily Mail in April 2014, Train Street has become a must-visit destination for foreigners traveling to Vietnam.

• English speaking local guide
• Vietnamese Legendary Army Jeep
• Lunch
• Experienced driver

• Beverages, travel insurance, personal expenses
• Others not clearly mentioned above

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