Welcome to Vietnam!

Upon arrival at Noi Bai airport, you will be met near the air-bridge and escorted through security and immigration before take to your driver and local English speaking guide waiting outside. Then travel by car to your hotel and balance the day at the hotel. 

Overnight in Hanoi

Tour Highlights

• Visit a local market and learn about fresh Vietnamese ingredients
• Hands-on cooking class with a professional local chef
• Make traditional Vietnamese dishes like Pho, Spring Rolls, or Bun Cha
• Enjoy your own cooked meal in a cozy setting
• Receive recipe booklet to recreate dishes at home

In the morning pickup at the hotel, driving to a local market and meet the Chef and explore a traditional market learn to identify herbs, spices, meats, and seasonal produce. interact with vendors and observe Vietnamese daily life. We are walk through the market to a nice garden house to learn how to cook Vietnamese food, then you will make some of Vietnamses traditional dishes by yourself: Pho( noodle soup), Nem( Springrolls), Banh Cuan( steamd rice cake ), Goi cuan( Fresh spring rolls). You also learn how to carve flower from fruits for decoration. And then enjoy the food for lunch, After lucnh you will receive recipe booklet to recreate dishes at home. Say good bye the chef,

driving back to Hanoi central and Visit the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (outside on Mondays & Fridays), the Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh’s Stilt House, and the One Pillar Pagoda – an iconic symbol of Hanoi with a unique architectural structure. And then going to visit Temple of Literatur3 a symbol of Confucian learning, this was Vietnam’s first university, founded in 1070. Explore its beautiful courtyards, altars, and pavilions.

Then, you will have the chance to experience the life of a Hanoian in the 1950’s and travel through the Old Quarter on a cycle rickshaw. During this stroll, you will get to discover the bustling streets of the “Quarter of the 36 guilds’’ – a place of unique charm and endless activity: artisans, stalls, tinsmiths, jewellers, calligraphers, carpenters, mobile stalls, leather or rattan goods, vendors selling fans, votive objects, lacquer ware, silk, mats, paper, pipes and so much more. After so many years, the Old Quarter still has many small streets and old houses, which have sometimes been damaged, but no modern buildings could disfigure their charm.

Duration of cyclo ride: 45 minutes