Hanoi Tours

My mum and I had one of the best time ever with cozy vietnam! After the bus ride there, we started of with a bike ride and it was such a fun time! we arrived at the palaces/temples of their early emperors! after that we had lunch, which isn’t the most amazing 😅but we had full bellies by the end of it, and It was interesting to try the goat meat. we then went on the boat ride, which was totally worth the heat we had to endure! lastly a hike of 500 steps to get a birds view of the lotus and rice fields! what a way to spend a day in nature. it certainly was a breath of fresh air! what wonderful way to escape the lively city of hanoi and experience the gorgeous countryside. Thanks to lily our tour guide who is well informed about the history of Ninh Binh, she taught us all about the lovely place. Thank you for the amazing time!

The day was incredible. I had Thanh as my guide, and he was exceptional from start to finish. I was picked up at 7:25 AM at the Hanoi Opera House since I wasn't staying in the Old Quarter. On the way back at 7:00 PM, they dropped me off one street away from my accommodation because there was a heavy downpour. I highly recommend this excursion!

Long was our guide for this tour (Hoa Lu > Trang An > Mua Cave) and I am impressed by his enthusiasm to share about the destinations despite the heat & humidity on that day. I also enjoyed the itinerary with a small group of 6 :) I particularly enjoyed the boat ride at Trang An as it is rare to be fully immersed in nature and it's so tranquil. You can definitely expect crowds but it's not too bad and overall quiet. If you are able to climb Mua Cave, please give it a go & stay safe. The views above was worth it 👍🏻 I look forward to visiting Ninh Binh again and perhaps book a few nights stay!

The tour takes whole day which is nice despite the hot weather. David, our tour guide is so knowledgeable about the places and I was accidentally left in the bus due to sleeping but David responded right away and I got saved 🤣We went in June so the lotus lake is so pretty. Also, the buffet lunch is so good! it’s one of the buffet that is memorable to us!

we joined half day tour. it was tiring but fun at the same time. new experience learning about their culture & belief. our tour guide Mr Kevin texted us a day before tour for gentle reminder about pick up time & place. the tour was smooth, the van was super comfortable. i fall asleep every time we got in the vehicle. we requested to drop off at restaurant instead of our hotel.

the hop on hop off bus was worth it. the 4-hour pass is good enough for the length of time the buses go around, though depends on whether people want to go around on the specific destinations as there are 14 stops.

I had a good experience. I was able to see the significant landmarks of Hanoi. I had a wrong timing because it was too hot that time. I suggest that you take the bus around 5:00 PM onwards and see the landmarks with the lights on.

Hands down one of the best experiences we had in Hanoi. Coordination was seamless from booking to arrival — the team was incredibly proactive, making sure we got to the workshop smoothly with clear instructions every step of the way.
 Our host / teacher, Lin, was professional, warm, friendly, and spoke excellent English, which made everything easy and enjoyable. The atmosphere felt relaxed and welcoming, and even with other participants, the experience still felt intimate and personal thanks to the small group size.
 What we appreciated most was how hands-on and personalized it felt — and the recipes were genuinely delicious!!! More than learning how to make coffee, it gave us a deeper appreciation for the craft, the process, and the culture behind it. Super fun!

To say we enjoyed this tour would be an understatement. We originally booked the 2 PM tour, but arrived early and were kindly accommodated after just a 20-minute wait. We also underestimated Hanoi’s heat, but our guide, Lucy, kept us so engaged that we barely noticed. It felt less like a formal tour and more like exploring the city with a local friend. You could probably visit the same food spots on your own, but what made this experience worth every penny was Lucy. She shared the stories behind each dish, local traditions, and even taught us a few Vietnamese terms, making the experience far more meaningful. The food was fantastic, with generous portions and authentic local favorites we would never have found on our own. Out of everything we did during our 7-day Vietnam trip, this was one of our favorite experiences. What stayed with us most was not just the food but the warmth of the people, from Lucy to the vendors at each stop, and Dummy the cat. If you can, ask for Lucy!