Overview
Alongside its thousand-year history, Hanoi always attracts tourists with its unique cuisine, rich cultural identity, and distinct way of life that cannot be found anywhere else. However, the tourist destinations within the city center have become too familiar to both international visitors and the locals. That’s why the tourist spots in the outskirts of Hanoi are an interesting suggestion. If you want to have the opportunity to enjoy delicious food and escape the noisy and busy life in the urban area, this tour is the perfect choice for you!
Full description
Start the tour by enjoying the famous Bun Cha ( Grilled pork with herbs & fresh vermicelli ). The next place you will visit is Co Loa, also known as Loa Citadel, which is an ancient fortress closely associated with the legend of King An Duong Vuong and the story of My Chau-Trong Thuy. This fortress was built in the 3rd century BC and served as the capital of the Au Lac kingdom, now located in Dong Anh district, the capital of Hanoi.
Co Loa Citadel is the largest and most unique ancient fortress in our country. Within the archaeological site, there are about 60 relics, including 7 relics classified as National Heritage. In addition, the area also preserves a system of intangible cultural heritage, including unique folk customs, traditional festivals, traditional craft villages, and distinctive culinary culture.
Bat Trang Ceramic Village is a famous tourist destination in Hanoi, primarily known for its traditional pottery craft. It is one of the oldest pottery villages in Vietnam, with a history dating back to the 15th century.
Bat Trang Ceramic Village is not only an interesting tourist destination in Hanoi but also a window into the traditional art and culture of the Vietnamese people. Here, you have the opportunity to learn about the process of handmade ceramic production, admire unique artistic works, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the pottery village.
After visiting Bat Trang Ceramic Village, you will have the opportunity to enjoy famous dishes here, such as “bun met” (a type of noodle dish), grilled sweet potato cake with coconut sauce, and other snacks.
These dishes are quite rustic but also showcase the unique and refined characteristics of the people of Hanoi. The delicious food is presented on exquisite Bat Trang ceramic plates, enhancing the taste and making the dishes even more delicious.
After that, we hop on the scooter and have a wonderful ride through alleyways and see cloth shops on the fashion street, food vendors and walking park. Last but not least, you have a chance to try our famous Egg coffee on Train Street.
The streets are so narrow that all residents have to ensure their pets, vehicles, and things are safe every time the train passes. While discovering this unique train street in Hanoi, you will be surprised by the peaceful, normal attitude of locals here living next to the railways; deeply immerse yourself in the local side of busy and exciting Hanoi. Sit at a small table and chat with your tour guide. Get to know more about the local life and the ingredients of Vietnamese cuisine.
| Includes |
| – Motorbike and high-quality helmet – Enjoy all the food on the tour – All entrance ticket fee – English-speaking guide during the tour |
| Exclude |
| – Other meals and beverages not include in the tour – Tips for tour guide – Other entrance fee |
| Children Policy |
| – Child under 4 years old is free of charge, exclusion bus seat, meals, ticket – Child from 5 – 8 years old is charged 75% of the adult’s price – Child from 9 years old is charged as an adult |
| Cancellation Policy |
| – For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience. – Within 12 hours: 50% of the total purchase amount – Cancellation on tour: Non-refundable |
