Vietnam 2 days tour

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Hanoi Evening Street Food Tour on Motorbike

Start your journey to explore Hanoi’s highlights through the eyes and senses of Vietnamese local tour guide, you will be guided on the motorbike to visit the followings:

– The Big Church St. Joseph’s Cathedral, affectionately known as the Big Church, stands as a symbol of the city’s history.

– Goc Da Restaurant: Where Flavor Meets Tradition. Goc Da Restaurant is a local secret known to all Hanoi residents, boasting 30 years of crafting authentic Vietnamese pastries.

– Banh My Restaurant A Hidden Culinary Haven for Savvy Travelers – This spot holds a special place in the hearts of locals and discerning tourists who share a passion for exploring Vietnam’s culinary treasures

– Hidden Train Street: In recent times, the Train Street has emerged as one of the most captivating and novel tourist destinations in Hanoi. Praised in travel publications as a fresh emblem of Hanoi’s tourism, it’s a street where trains pass through daily.

– Uncover the allure of Pho, Vietnam’s cherished dish, in this hidden culinary haven. A bowl of steaming Pho reveals a world of flavors carefully crafted through simmering beef bones and spices, creating a fragrant broth. Topped with tender beef or chicken slices and fresh herbs, each spoonful transports you into the heart of Vietnamese culture. Taste the history, tradition, and rich flavors that define this beloved dish.

– Signature Egg Coffee: An unique Vietnamese drink that combines rich coffee with a frothy layer of egg yolk and sweetened condensed milk. Originating from wartime milk shortages, this inventive blend offers a velvety texture and a harmonious balance of flavors.

– Beer Street – Ta Hien Street Ta Hien Street has evolved into an indelible cultural facet of Hanoi’s identity. The cozy, lively street resonates with music yet retains a quaint charm reminiscent of Hanoi’s old quarter.

All in One: Quang Phu Cau Incense Village & Hanoi City Tour

09:00: Pick-up from your hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Drive to Quang Phu Cau Incense Village, located approximately 35-40 km southwest of Hanoi. The journey offers a glimpse of the Vietnamese countryside.

11:00 – 12:00: Arrive at the village and begin your tour. You’ll witness the mesmerizing sight of thousands of incense sticks, dyed in vibrant reds, yellows, and pinks, bundled together and laid out to dry in large, artistic displays.

Learn about the traditional incense-making process, which has been passed down through generations. You can see artisans chopping bamboo, dipping sticks in dye, and applying the fragrant paste. This is also an excellent time for taking photos.

13:00: Drive back to Hanoi and have a late lunch

14:00 – 15:00: Visit the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first national university. Explore the ancient courtyards, stone stelae, and traditional architecture.

15:00 – 16:00: Discover the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Complex. While the mausoleum itself will be closed in the afternoon, you can take a walking tour of the grounds.

16:30 – 17:00: Ahead back to the Old Quarter, visit the St Cathedral.

17:30: The tour concludes with drop-off back at your hotel in the Old Quarter, or at a central location.