Sightseeing Tours in Hanoi
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Sightseeing Tours in Hanoi
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Hanoi Instagram Tour: The Most Famous Spots
8 hours
$119 $109 -
Ninh Binh Instagram Tour: The Most Famous Spots
10 hours
$159 $149 -
The Real Hanoi: The Old Quarter Walking Experience
5 hours
$89 $79 -
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Trang An Ninh Binh Wonders: Mua Caves, Hoa Lu Citadel & Grottoe Boat Tour
11 hours
$169 $149 -
Hanoi Coffee Lovers Tour
3 hours
$79 $69 -
A Taste Of Hanoi: The Ultimate Street Food Experience
3 hours
$89 $69
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Don’t be confused by the name - we’re still in Hanoi - this is where the country’s greatest leader Ho Chi Minh or ‘Uncle Ho’ is now laid to rest. As one of the most visited attractions in Hanoi it can be very busy, but the queues are worth the wait!
Set in the heart of the French Quarter, this building is one of the most elegant in Hanoi! Over 100 years old, it was modeled after the Paris Opera House so think grand architecture with an element of gothic charm.
Hoan Kiem Lake (or Turtle Lake) is one of Hanoi’s key features and is a popular hangout spot for tourists and locals alike. Ngoc Son Temple sits on an island in the middle of the lake, making it the perfect backdrop for some holiday snaps.
Just two hours (around 48km) outside of Hanoi, you can find Ba Vi National Park if you fancy getting away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a day. This stunning nature reserve is home to a huge three peaked mountain that is often draped in clouds. Beautiful!
Hanoi is all about street food and you can definitely find the best in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Featuring a good mix of traditional and more modern cuisine, you won’t be disappointed!
Hanoi’s largest indoor market is housed in a four-story Soviet-style building in the Hoan Kiem District. This huge complex offers everything you can think of - from fashion to souvenirs and beyond.
This World Heritage Sight is an intriguing relic of Vietnam’s history. You may recognize the central flag tower as it is often used as a symbol of Hanoi, so be sure to get a snap of this one!