Hanoi, Vietnam

Day Tour to the Perfume Pagoda - Private Tour

Buddhist Vietnam’s most important religious site, the amazing Perfume Pagoda is situated in a huge limestone cave and only accessible by boat. Every spring, thousands of Vietnamese pilgrims come here to pray for all the health and prosperity they need to get them through the following year.

Hoa Binh Hill Tribe Village

Discover the colorful ethnic minorities of Vietnams north. Hoa Binh is home to the Hmong Muong Dzao and Thai ethnic minorities and only a short drive from Hanoi. The area also boasts some of Vietnams most beautiful scenery.

Hoa Lu - The Ancient Capital - Private Tour

See Hoa Lu ancient capital of Vietnam with its ancient sanctuaries and tombs limestone peaks and fertile green valleys. Take a boat trip along the Boi River and visit caves and ancient temples.

Hoa Lu - The Ancient Capital - Private Tour

Visit the remaining temples and sanctuaries of the ancient citadel of Hoa Lu. Surrounded by limestone peaks, this area is considered the most beautiful in Vietnam.

Mai Chau Trails

Experience Vietnams village life in a remote setting and encounter the White Tai. Mountain bikers will love this trip for the variety of trails - from good single track paths undulating rough jeep trails to some climbs that are rewarded with ultimate descents.

Perfume Pagoda - Private Tour

A short drive from Hanoi enjoy a day at the Perfume Pagoda - one of the most important religious sites in Buddhist Vietnam. The pagoda itself is built into limestone cliffs and can only be reached by boat and foot. Float by boat along scenic waterways and walk up mountain paths visiting the pagodas and temples that were built in this area over the centuries.

Private Tour: Perfume Pagoda Day Trip from Hanoi

Take an active day trip from Hanoi to the Perfume Pagoda, one of the most important religious sites in Buddhist Vietnam. The pagoda itself is built into limestone cliffs and can only be reached by boat and foot. Cruise along scenic waterways and walk up mountain paths visiting the pagodas and temples that were built in this area of Vietnam over centuries.

Sapa Hilltribes Trek

Trek deep into the Vietnamese jungle to the Sapa Hilltribes. Walk to Ham Rong Mountain for incredible views. Enjoy rice paddies for as far as the eye can see and get to know the local communities and their way of life.

Sapa Retreat - 5 Day Private Tour

Sapa is a former French hill station situated in the valleys near the Chinese border. Its high elevation of 1600 meters creates its cool climate. This inspired the French to build villas there as a summer retreat. Today Sapa still attracts visitors for its stunning scenery comfortable climate colorful markets and a variety of ethnic hill tribes living in nearby villages.

Small-Group Cultural Tour: Bat Trang, Dong Ky and Do Temple

Discover the traditions and culture of Vietnam through local artisans on this small-group day trip from Hanoi. Meet local artisans and witness the age-old methods behind the intricate process of lacquerware, wood carving, ceramics and furniture making as you wander through the villages with your guide. Get a glimpse into local culture with a visit to one of the last remaining community houses and gain insight into Vietnamese history with a visit to Do Temple.

Small-Group Tour: 3-Day Halong Bay Adventure Tour from Hanoi

Relax on the remote island of Cat Ba on this three-day adventure from Hanoi. you'll cruise Halong Bay in a traditional junk (a type of sailing vessel), enjoy a secluded swim at a private beach, and go rock climbing on a remote limestone island. This small-group tour operates with a maximum of 10 people, ensuring you'll receive personal attention from your expert guide. Choose from three-star or four-star hotel accommodation with breakfast daily.

Village Discovery

On this Hanoi tour, you will head out of the city to explore the surrounding villages and learn about the crafts that are their livelihoods. Visit villages known for their ceramic, wood carving, lacquer, statue or furniture making skills. Learn the secrets of their trades, meet the locals and enjoy lunch in one of the villages. There's also the opportunity to visit a traditional communal house.