Things to do in Vietnam
Cu Chi Tunnels Tour87 optionsCity Sightseeing Saigon19 optionsDay Trips from Ho Chi Minh10 optionsHo Chi Minh River Cruise56 optionsHa Long Bay Tours67 optionsBa Na Hills Tickets44 optionsDay Trips from Hanoi18 optionsSapa Tours36 optionsHalong Bay Overnight Cruise23 optionsBai Tu Long Bay Tours24 optionsNinh Binh Tours19 optionsHo Chi Minh Food Tour81 options
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Hanoi Jeep Tour: City Sights, Banana Island & Egg CoffeeYou’ll ride through Hanoi’s heart in a vintage Jeep with women guides — crossing Long Bien Bridge, winding through Banana Island’s green edges, pausing at West Lake for fresh air before diving into alleys alive with daily life. Share stories with locals over lunch near train street and finish with creamy egg coffee. It’s part city tour, part memory-making ride.
Hai Van Pass Motorbike Tour: Marble Mountains & Elephant SpringsA full-day private motorbike tour from Da Nang takes you over Hai Van Pass, through Tam Giang Lagoon views, to Elephant Springs for swimming, and up Marble Mountains for trekking. The operator provides the bike, safety gear (helmet, gloves, knee and elbow pads), lunch with seafood, all entrance fees and a live English-speaking guide; children from age 8 are welcome.Is it for me?The day runs six to seven hours of riding and walking combined, with the Hai Van Pass as the centerpiece — it is not a sightseeing loop but a route built around the motorbike itself, so you need to be comfortable on two wheels for most of the morning and early afternoon. Children from age 8 can ride, though the operator does not recommend the tour for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnancy or cardiovascular concerns.
Saigon: Private Motorbike Food Tour & 7 Local DishesYou’ll ride pillion through Saigon’s wild streets with a local guide, tasting seven distinct dishes from sticky rice to salted coffee. Expect temple incense, bustling markets, stories behind every stop, and laughter over mispronounced words. This isn’t just sightseeing — it’s feeling the city pulse under your feet (and maybe getting a little lost in it).
Hanoi Airport Private Transfer: Meet your driver at arrivalsYou get picked up by name at Hanoi airport arrivals, ride in an AC car to your hotel, and skip the taxi negotiation entirely. The driver knows the route, your luggage fits, and the price doesn't change. Ideal if you're landing tired and want one less thing to figure out.Is it for me?Right for travelers landing at Noi Bai who want to skip taxi lines and arrive at their hotel without negotiating a fare. The drive from the airport to central Hanoi takes roughly 30–45 minutes depending on traffic, and that time is yours to rest after the flight.
Hoi An: Tra Que Vegetable & Kim Bong Carpentry Bike TourYou cycle through three working villages near Hoi An — Tra Que gardens, Kim Bong carpentry, and Tra Nhieu fishing — and spend time doing what locals do: gardening, carving wood, weaving mats. Your guide is English-speaking, water and a local drink are included, and the pace is slow enough to talk and take photos without rushing. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see how rural Vietnamese people actually work and live, not just visit a site and leave — the bike pace and small-group format mean you spend real time in each village instead of rushing through.
Ha Giang Loop 3-Day Tour from Hanoi: Motorbike & Small GroupA 3-day guided motorbike tour of the Ha Giang Loop departing from Hanoi, with round-trip sleeper bus transport, small-group riding on the Dong Van Karst Plateau, and three nights of accommodation (one on the bus, two in the region). The guide speaks English, helmets and gear are provided, and the itinerary includes Ma Pi Leng Pass, Nho Que River, Lo Lo Chai village, and a homestay night in Du Gia. Children from age 7 are welcome; border area permit registration is required for foreign travelers staying overnight in the border zone.Is it for me?You're flying into Hanoi and want to ride the Ha Giang Loop without arranging transport, a guide, or accommodation yourself—the sleeper bus gets you there overnight, the guide leads a small group through the passes and villages, and three nights are booked before you arrive.
Hanoi: Water Puppet Show Ticket with Fast EntryYou’ll slip past the crowds at Hanoi’s Thang Long Water Puppet Theater with your reserved ticket and see legends come alive on water — complete with live music and laughter from locals around you. With several showtimes and easy entry included, it’s an hour you’ll remember long after leaving the theater.
My Son Sanctuary: Sunset Tour & Boat Dinner from Hoi AnYou’ll wander My Son Sanctuary’s ancient ruins with a local guide, watch traditional Cham dance up close, then float back to Hoi An at sunset while sharing dinner on a private boat. Expect quiet moments among red brick towers and gentle river breezes that linger long after you return.
Ninh Binh: 2-Day Small Group Tour with Tam Coc, Mua Cave & Local FamilyYou’ll pedal along quiet rice fields, share tea with a local family in Tam Coc, climb up Mua Cave for sweeping valley views, and float by limestone cliffs in Tam Coc on this Ninh Binh 2 days tour from Hanoi. Expect real conversations, market visits, and plenty of time outdoors—plus pickup and all meals sorted so you can just soak it all in.
Private Ho Chi Minh City Tour: Landmarks & Local SecretsGet to know Ho Chi Minh City through local eyes—walk historic streets, hear untold stories, taste real Saigon flavors, and see both famous sights and hidden corners that most visitors miss.
Ha Long Bay: Luxury Day Cruise, Kayak & Sung Sot CaveYou’ll sail Ha Long Bay’s blue-green waters on a luxury day cruise with buffet lunch, kayak through Luon Cave, wander inside Sung Sot Cave’s cool chambers, and climb TiTop Island for those unreal views. With an English-speaking guide and all logistics sorted—including pickup from Hanoi—you’ll get both comfort and small surprises along the way.
My Son Sanctuary Day Trip: Rice Paper Making & Local LunchYou’ll travel from Da Nang to My Son Sanctuary with hotel pickup included, explore ancient Champa ruins with a local guide, watch traditional Apsara dance among the temples, make rice paper alongside a local family, and sit down for a homemade Vietnamese lunch before heading back—leaving you with more than just photos.
Langbiang Mountain Trek Da Lat: Summit at 2,167m with Local GuideThe Langbiang Green Trek is a full-day guided hike through pine forest and primary jungle on Da Lat's highest mountain, reaching a 2,167-meter summit with panoramic views of the city and surrounding highlands. The trek includes an English-speaking local guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, a picnic lunch at the peak, and a simple eco-activity where you help carry litter down the mountain. Afterward, you visit Lat Village to learn about K'Ho indigenous culture before returning to your hotel. The pace allows for breaks and recovery, suited to active travelers with moderate fitness who want a meaningful outdoor experience rather a rushed hike.Is it for me?The trek climbs steadily for several hours and involves carrying litter down the mountain, so it asks for active legs and a willingness to move at a moderate pace—it suits travelers who want a real workout and a meaningful reason to be on the mountain, not a casual walk with views.
Hue: Motorbike Tour with Local Students & Abandoned WaterparkYou’ll ride through Hue with local student guides, exploring places like Ho Thuy Tien’s eerie waterpark ruins, pine-covered Vong Canh Hill, peaceful Thien Mu Pagoda, and grand An Dinh Palace. Expect real conversation, unexpected moments of laughter or silence, and a sense of seeing Hue from inside out.
Hanoi Airport to City: Private Pickup with Meet & GreetYou’ll land in Hanoi and spot your name on a sign—no stress, just a friendly face waiting for you at Noi Bai airport. Settle into private transport with a local driver who knows every shortcut and will drop you right at your hotel door in districts like Hoan Kiem or Tay Ho. Expect small gestures that make arrivals easier—and maybe even learn how to say “thank you” the local way.
Hanoi: Train Street & Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Half-Day Private TourYou get picked up from your hotel and visit four of Hanoi's most significant sites in a single morning or afternoon: the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (morning only), the ancient Tran Quoc Pagoda, Hoa Lo Prison, and Train Street with a coffee break while you wait for the train. Your English-speaking guide handles the route and timing, entrance fees are included, and you're back at your hotel by early afternoon or evening.Is it for me?Book this if you have a half-day in Hanoi and want to see the city's most important sites without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself — the private guide and fixed schedule handle all three, which is what makes four hours feel like a complete visit instead of a blur.
Cu Chi Tunnels Ho Chi Minh: Half-Day War History TourYou're picked up from your hotel, guided through the underground tunnel network where Viet Cong soldiers lived during wartime, shown the bunkers and hospitals carved into the earth, and taken to a rubber plantation before returning to the city center by early afternoon. Hotel transport and entrance fees are included; the small group size means your guide can actually talk to you instead of lecturing a crowd.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand the Vietnam War through the actual place where it happened, without spending a full day arranging transport and tickets yourself — the half-day format fits into a longer Ho Chi Minh itinerary, and the small group size means you're not just walking through with a hundred other people.
Hanoi: Jeep Backstreet Tour, Train Street & Local MarketsYou’ll ride through Hanoi’s hidden alleys by vintage Jeep, watch trains thunder past on narrow streets, share lunch at a local spot your guide loves, and cross iconic bridges—all with pickup included. Expect laughter, real stories from locals, and moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Hoi An Countryside: Bike, Basket Boat & Local Lunch TourYou’ll pedal through Hoi An’s countryside with a local guide, join farmers in Tra Que village for hands-on gardening, glide in a basket boat beneath coconut palms, and share a fresh Vietnamese lunch by the river. Expect laughter, muddy shoes, and small moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
Saigon Cyclo Tour: Flower Market, Chinatown & Binh TayYou’ll ride a cyclo through Saigon’s wild traffic with a local guide, wander Ho Thi Ky Flower Market’s fragrant stalls, step inside Thien Hau Temple’s incense haze in Chinatown, and explore the energy of Binh Tay Market—all with hotel pickup included. You might leave with jasmine-scented fingers or just a story you can’t quite explain.
