4 hour(s)
English
Included
Visit the Temple of Literature – Vietnam’s first Imperial University
Explore Hoan Kiem Lake, Ngoc Son Temple, But Tower & The Huc Bridge
Enjoy a cyclo ride through Hanoi’s 36 ancient streets in the Old Quarter
Discover the city’s rich history, culture, and colonial charm
Experience local life, traditions, and warm Hanoian hospitality
€ 91.62
€ 84.29
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Discover the timeless charm of Ha Noi, Vietnam’s capital, a city that beautifully blends ancient heritage with colonial elegance. Begin your journey at Van Mieu – Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature), the country’s first Imperial University, founded in 1070 during the Ly Dynasty. This cultural landmark stands as a tribute to Confucius and symbolizes Vietnam’s dedication to learning and tradition. Continue your exploration at Hoan Kiem Lake, one of Ha Noi’s most picturesque spots, and visit Ngoc Son Temple (Jade Mountain Temple), But Tower, Dai Nghien (Inkstone Stand), and the iconic red The Huc Bridge that connects the lake’s islet temple to the shore.
Next, experience the essence of local life with a cyclo (pedicab) ride through the 36 ancient streets of the Old Quarter. Each street reflects a craft or trade that has shaped Ha Noi’s unique cultural identity for centuries. The city’s tree-lined boulevards, colonial buildings, and scenic lakes reveal its charm, while the lively markets and street vendors showcase its vibrant energy. With its rich history, warm hospitality, and dynamic atmosphere, Ha Noi offers visitors an unforgettable journey into Vietnam’s soul — a harmonious blend of past and present that captures the heart of every traveler.
Hotel pickup and drop-off in Ha Noi City Centre
Transportation with air-conditioning
Entrance fees
Bottled drinking water
Cyclo (pedicab) 1 hour
English speaking guide
Travel insurance
This tour will have a maximum of 15 travellers
Gratuities
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Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
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Have a camera ready to capture every special moment
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Hanoi Old Quarter is vibrant, chaotic, and full of charm. Narrow streets, endless cafés, local shops, street food stalls, and buzzing energy at every corner. It’s the best place to feel the real pulse of Hanoi — lively, colorful, and unforgettable. A must-visit area if you want the full cultural experience.
Grounding experience to visit the old quarters and get a peak into a blend of the old and new in Hanoi. Vibrant streets, bustling with mopeds, and people going about their work. Flocks of people enjoying a meal and beer together. Lots of small plastic stools signature of the area. Just a pleasure to walk through these lanes and discover every nook and corner. You see what you seek!
Hanoi Old Quarter is a must visit, or even better, a must stay if you’re traveling to Hanoi for the first time. Its narrow, bustling streets filled with cafés, hotels, souvenir shops, and all kinds of local stores will amaze you and make you feel like you’ve stepped into another world. The Old Quarter is still home to many locals, so you’ll see people going about their daily routines alongside curious travelers. At night, the area becomes even livelier, busier, and full of energy; an experience you definitely shouldn’t miss.
Hanoi Old Quarter is a lively and fascinating part of the city filled with history, culture, and endless energy. The narrow streets are packed with shops, cafes, and street food vendors, making it a great place to explore on foot. It can get crowded and noisy, but that’s part of its charm. The mix of old architecture and modern life gives it a unique atmosphere that really captures the spirit of Hanoi.
We stayed in the Hanoi Old Quarter and it was nothing short of amazing! We experienced the people, culture and atmosphere of the Old Quarter. Walking through the busy streets was both exhilarating and quite the adventure navigating people, cars and motorcycles. It was a rush! The people are friendly, kind and welcoming and some became like family. I HIGHLY recommend staying at a hotel in the Old Quarter and experiencing it for yourself.
Only 3 hours, not 4 as stated. Took us to 2 Confucius Temples that were very similar, why not take us somewhere different. Then spent 40mins on a cycle and it was much too cold for that, freezing at the end, glad to get back on the bus.
This short but interesting tour was very welldone by Dung. I had a very good time with this tour which also included a cyclo tour
It was a tour of temples and churches in Hanoi, but I think it is good for people who like visiting historical sites. It may be a little unsatisfactory for those who want to know Vietnam. The guide was very kind and nice.
