Northern Vietnam · MORNING
The 6 best morning tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Hanoi’s Temple of Literature, Hoa Lo Prison, tea traditions, Hoan Kiem Lake, and local pho on a private half-day tour.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and answered all of the questions we threw his way. The Pho we ate, too, was amazing!”
Cycle Hanoi before the crowds, cross Long Bien Bridge, visit key sights, and finish with pho and egg coffee for $46.16.
“Early start but seems most of Hanoi are up by 5.30am anyway. Only just made it to HCMN flag raising as we were late being picked up, any slow cyclists would have missed it. Amazing experience cycling in the traffic as its chaos, "organiseRead more”
Hike Fansipan’s Tram Ton Trail, sleep at 2,800 meters, and reach Indochina’s highest summit for sunrise on this small-group trek from Sapa.
“Amazing trip all around, the guide was incredibly well prepared and cooked a ridiculous amount of incredible food. It’s a pretty surreal experience to have hot pot in the middle of a hike the night before your summit push.”
See Hanoi wake up on a private dawn tour with Ba Dinh’s flag ceremony, Quang Ba Flower Market, Old Quarter life, and breakfast.
“Our guide Hera, was magnificent. We walked and talked for hours. When it was too far, she organised a grab car. So much knowledge and personality. We enjoyed every moment with her.”
Photograph Hanoi before dawn on a private Long Bien tour with a professional guide, market access, sunrise views, breakfast, and Vietnamese coffee.
“we were picked up by Boris at 04.30am in the morning for the photo tour of Long Bien market Right from the start Boris was friendly and made us feel comfortable. He was an absolute pleasure to be with. He gave us lots of tips and advise wRead more”
Review of Hanoi’s early 12K run through lakes, temples, bridges, museums, and Train Street, with practical advice on pace, value, and timing.
“Hanoi is a beautiful city, and the best way to experience it is by running or walking through it. Cong took me on a special journey during the run, he biked behind me to block the traffic (a brilliant idea, especially since the traffic in Hanoi is so cRead more”
Pick a bay, a valley or a bowl of noodles.
