Ha Long to Ha Noi by Limosine Bus Departure 12.30pm

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Departure Location: Thảo Nguyên Xanh Travel Agency ( Ha Long City Center )

Tuan Chau island Location: The Pine Tree Coffee & Restaurant – Tuan Chau Port

Drop Off Location: Sao Viet Office ( 114 Tran Nhat Duat Street – Ha Noi Old Quater )

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Baggage: No specific regulation, but it is recommended that luggage not exceed 20kg + 1 carry-on bag /person

Ha Noi

Founded over 1000 years ago, Vietnam’s capital city is rich in history, with the streets of its rambling Old Quarter dating back to the 14th century. Wandering these tree-lined lanes past crumbling colonial facades will transport you back in time. However, today’s Hanoi is about much more than the past. The ancient city is being invigorated with modern cafes, world-class restaurants, and cool art galleries. When the sun goes down, you have your pick of watering holes, from sophisticated rooftop bars to buzzing bia hơi.

Top things to do in Ha Noi

Sample the street food

For an authentic taste of Hanoi, look no further than the street kitchens of the Old Quarter, where local delicacies come to life right before your eyes. On nearly every corner, you’ll find steaming pots of phở broth simmering gently, its rich, aromatic flavor enhanced by the unmistakable scent of star anise. It’s a dish that has become synonymous with Vietnam, and in Hanoi, it’s an experience that should not be missed.

As you walk through the bustling streets, the mouthwatering aroma of bún chả fills the air, a true Hanoi specialty. The sound of sizzling barbecued pork cooking over hot coals invites passersby to stop and indulge. Served with a side of rice noodles, fresh herbs, and a tangy dipping sauce, bún chả is the perfect fusion of flavors that reflects the vibrant culinary culture of the city.

These street food experiences offer a true taste of Hanoi, allowing you to connect with the city’s rich gastronomic history and vibrant culture.

Stroll the Old Quarter

Hanoi’s Old Quarter serves up a sensory overload. Wisps of incense drift out onto streets from ancient temples, while the clang of blacksmiths’ hammers mingles with mobile fruit sellers’ call. Jump in a cyclo and tour this intoxicating maze.

Explore Hanoi’s cafe culture

Fast-paced on the surface, the true rhythm of Hanoi life is far from hurried and is reflected well in its leisurely coffee hours. Alongside traditional coffee houses, an ever-growing band of unique cafes serve new brews in cool caffeine dens.

Check out the art scene

Hanoi is Vietnam’s art capital. The elegant Fine Arts Museum houses the country’s foremost collection, such as ancient Cham artifacts and impressionist pieces. For something more contemporary, head for Manzi or the Vietnam Art Gallery.

Join the locals at Hoan Kiem Lake

Hoan Kiem Lake is the serene heart of Hanoi, offering a peaceful escape amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. Each morning, the lake comes to life with locals engaging in a variety of activities. Early risers can be seen walking along its shores, stretching with aerobics classes, or even participating in unique sessions of laughing yoga, creating a lively and welcoming atmosphere. As the day transitions into evening, the lake bursts back into activity with throngs of people returning to enjoy the cool evening air. The tranquil waters, the iconic Turtle Tower in the center, and the surrounding park provide a perfect backdrop for reflection, relaxation, and social interaction, making it one of Hanoi’s most cherished spots.

Ha Noi Weather

Hanoi is most inviting from April to June, but the capital is particularly beautiful in May when trees suddenly come into bloom. September and October are also excellent months to visit as temperatures cool and the sky clears.

Ha Noi Transport

Vietnam’s capital is served by Noi Bai international airport, 45km from the city centre. The Reunification Express line has trains to many major destinations including Lao Cai (Sapa) and Dong Hoi (Phong Nha.) There are many options for getting around Hanoi, including taxis, buses, and motorbikes. Grab, and a few other ride-hailing apps offer on-demand services for getting around. Hanoi’s bus network has an extensive network around the city and low-cost fare. Finally, the classic cyclo can be hired to take you around the Old Quarter on a sightseeing tour.

Cancellation policy: Ha Long Full Moon Bus - Ha Noi Full Moon Bus

REFUND 75% excluding fee (more than 48 hours before departure)

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