Ha Long to Ha Noi by Limosine Bus Departure 8.30am

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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

Hanoi, the vibrant capital of Vietnam, is a city where the past and present seamlessly intertwine. Founded over 1000 years ago, its historic Old Quarter, with its narrow, tree-lined streets and colonial-era buildings, takes visitors on a journey through time. These centuries-old lanes, dating back to the 14th century, echo with the stories of the past, offering glimpses into a rich cultural heritage.

But Hanoi is not just about its history. The city pulses with modern energy, with a growing scene of trendy cafes, world-class restaurants, and contemporary art galleries that cater to a new generation of creatives and food lovers. As night falls, Hanoi’s nightlife comes alive, offering everything from chic rooftop bars with panoramic views of the city to the lively, local bia hơi spots, where you can sip on fresh beer with friends and locals alike. Whether you’re exploring ancient sites or enjoying the city’s contemporary flair, Hanoi offers a perfect blend of old-world charm and modern excitement.

Top things to do in Ha Noi

Sample the street food

For an authentic taste of Hanoi, the bustling street kitchens of the Old Quarter are a must-visit. Here, the air is filled with the mouthwatering aromas of iconic Vietnamese dishes. On nearly every corner, you’ll find steaming pots of phở, the star anise-infused broth that has made this noodle soup famous worldwide. The rich, fragrant broth simmers for hours, creating a savory base that pairs perfectly with tender slices of beef or chicken.

Just a short stroll away, the scent of bún chả wafts through the air as skewers of barbecued pork sizzle over hot coals. Served with a side of vermicelli noodles, fresh herbs, and a tangy dipping sauce, bún chả is a beloved Hanoi specialty that combines smoky, sweet, and savory flavors in every bite. These street-side delicacies offer a true taste of Hanoi’s culinary heart and are an essential part of the city’s vibrant food scene.

Stroll the Old Quarter

Hanoi’s Old Quarter offers an exhilarating sensory overload, where every corner reveals something new. As you stroll through the narrow, bustling streets, the air is thick with the aromatic scent of incense wafting from ancient temples, creating a sense of reverence amidst the lively chaos. The rhythmic clang of blacksmiths’ hammers echoes from their workshops, blending with the colorful and energetic calls of mobile fruit sellers, hawking their fresh produce as they move through the crowded alleys.

To fully immerse yourself in this vibrant atmosphere, hop on a cyclo, the iconic three-wheeled bicycle taxi, and take a leisurely ride through the maze-like streets. The cyclo offers a unique vantage point to experience the daily hustle of Hanoi — from the vibrant markets to the centuries-old architecture. It’s a journey that transports you to the heart of Hanoi’s past and present, where tradition and modernity coexist in a constant dance of sounds, sights, and smells.

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 rests in the heart of Hanoi. Every morning it comes alive with walkers, aerobics classes, and even a laughing yoga group; and bursts back into activity at sunset, thronged with locals taking in the evening air.

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.

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