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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Dong Hoi: Paradise Cave & Phong Nha Boat TourYou explore two caves in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park: the dry Paradise Cave with its 31-kilometer length and massive chambers, then float through the water-filled Phong Nha Cave on an underground river. Hotel pickup, professional guide, lunch, and all park fees are included, so you show up and walk — no logistics to handle yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two completely different cave systems in one day without arranging transport, tickets, or meals separately — the fixed itinerary and included guide mean you just show up and explore.
Hanoi: Night Jeep Food Tour & Train Street with Egg CoffeeYou’ll ride through Hanoi by open-air jeep with a local guide, taste Bun Cha at a spot even Obama visited, try different versions of Pho in hidden alleys, and sip egg coffee while waiting for the train to pass just meters away. Expect laughter, city lights, and flavors you’ll remember long after you leave.
Can Gio Mangrove Forest: Private Day Trip & River Canoe TourYou’ll drift by canoe through Can Gio’s lush mangroves with a local guide, spot playful monkeys and thousands of birds overhead, climb Tang Bồng Tower for sweeping views, and share a riverside lunch—all less than two hours from Ho Chi Minh City. Expect moments of quiet wonder (and maybe a monkey encounter) along the way.
Hanoi Old Quarter: Private Street Food Tour with Local TastingsYou’ll follow a local guide through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, sampling steaming pho for breakfast, tearing into crunchy banh mi sandwiches, and pausing for strong Vietnamese coffee above the city streets. Expect laughter over mispronounced words and new flavors you’ll crave long after — it’s not just a food tour; it’s Hanoi in every bite.
Hanoi Train Street: Walking Tour, Egg Coffee & Old Quarter PickupYou’ll wander Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a local guide, ducking into hidden alleys and bustling markets before settling in at Train Street for an egg coffee as trains roar past just feet away. Expect laughter, new flavors, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left the city.
Ho Chi Minh: Farm-to-Table Cooking Class with Organic GardenYou’ll pick your own herbs straight from an organic garden outside Ho Chi Minh City before learning how to cook Vietnamese classics outdoors with a local chef guiding you through every step. Taste fresh fruit on the farm, master healthy techniques hands-on, then sit down together for lunch made by your own hands—muddy shoes optional.
Ninh Binh Day Trip from Hanoi: Hoa Lu & Trang An Boat RideYou're picked up from your Hanoi hotel before dawn, driven to Hoa Lu's ancient temples, climb to Am Tien Cave for the lake panorama, eat lunch locally, then spend three hours on a sampan boat threading through Trang An's limestone caves and waterways. Hotel return by 7pm, with all entry fees and a professional guide included.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Hanoi without a car who want to see the region's main sights in one day without arranging transport or timing themselves. Expect a full day out — the early 7:30am pickup and 7pm return is what fits all four stops and the boat ride into a single departure.
Hanoi Egg Coffee Making Class: Make Your OwnA hands-on egg coffee making class in Hanoi where you learn to prepare and whisk the drink step by step, make your own cup, and enjoy it with classmates over a fresh spring roll. The guide speaks English and teaches you how to choose quality coffee to suit your taste. The class runs about an hour and includes the spring roll and a drink of your choice.Is it for me?If you're new to Hanoi or have a free afternoon and no car, this class starts at a fixed location with no transport to arrange—you arrive, make the coffee, and leave with the skill and a full stomach. The guide teaches you how to pick coffee you'll actually want to drink, so you can make it again once you're home.
Hanoi Countryside Jeep Tour: Women-Led, Bonsai & CitadelYou’ll ride through Hanoi’s countryside in an open jeep led by local women guides, meet families shaping bonsai trees, taste fresh sugarcane juice at a bustling market, explore ancient Co Loa Citadel’s winding walls, and finish with real Vietnamese egg coffee in a local café. It’s not polished or staged—you just end up feeling like you’ve seen something real.
Halong & Bai Tu Long: Day Cruise, Fishing Village & KayakYou’ll travel from Hanoi to Bai Tu Long Bay by limousine, then drift past quiet limestone islands on a small-group cruise. Paddle through Vung Vieng fishing village by kayak or bamboo boat, eat fresh seafood for lunch, and wander Thien Canh Son Cave’s cool chambers before sunset tea on deck. It’s peaceful in ways you don’t expect until you’re there.
Hanoi: Motorbike City Tour with Women Guides & Local LunchYou’ll ride through Hanoi by motorbike with local women guides, crossing Long Bien Bridge for river views before exploring hidden farm islands and lively markets. Taste bun cha and egg coffee at a tucked-away eatery, squeeze through railway alleys where daily life unfolds right beside your wheels, and let Hanoi surprise you beyond its busy streets.
3-Day Ha Giang Tour: Lung Khuy Cave, Dong Van & Mountain PassesA three-day small-group tour of Ha Giang in northern Vietnam with a professional English-speaking guide, covering Lung Khuy Cave, the Lung Cu Flag Tower, Ma Pi Leng Pass and the Nho Que River, with all entrance fees and two nights in local homestays included. You choose between joining a shared group with professional drivers or self-driving a motorbike; either way, the itinerary, transport and meals with local families are set, so the logistics stay out of your way.Is it for me?Book the shared group option if you want to ride as a passenger and focus on the scenery and villages without managing the road; choose the self-drive motorbike if you want to control the bike and feel the mountain passes yourself, though it demands a valid license and comfort with challenging winding roads.
Hue to Hoi An: Golden Bridge, Marble Mountain & Hai Van PassYou’ll ride between Hue and Hoi An with a local driver who knows every curve of Hai Van Pass and every snack stop worth trying. Walk across the Golden Bridge in Ba Na Hills (those giant hands are even stranger up close), climb through Marble Mountain’s caves, and end your day feeling like you’ve actually traveled — not just transferred.
Hue Royal Tombs Tour: 3 Nguyen Dynasty Sites with Private DriverA private tour of Hue's three most celebrated royal tombs—Minh Mang, Tu Duc, and Khai Dinh—with an English-speaking driver, hotel pickup, and a flexible start time. The driver provides historical context at each site, and the itinerary fits inside 4 hours. You choose the departure time and the pickup location within Hue.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Hue without a car or prefer not to drive—the driver handles navigation and parking at all three tombs, and you set the departure time to fit your day. The 4-hour window means you can visit all three major royal tombs and still have the rest of the afternoon free.
Vung Tau Day Trip: Beach, Christ Statue & Palace TourA full-day tour from Ho Chi Minh City to the coastal town of Vung Tau, with hotel pickup and drop-off, English-speaking guide, Vietnamese lunch and all entrance fees included. You climb the 32-meter Christ the King Statue for panoramic sea views, explore the Whale Temple and its preserved skeletons, walk Thuy Van Beach along the shoreline, tour the French colonial White Palace, and visit Nghinh Phong Cape. The itinerary is fixed and transport is arranged, so the day holds together without you building it — though note that swimming at the beach is not included, and the White Palace closes Mondays (the tour substitutes Song Vinh Church on those days).Is it for me?Choose the VIP Group option (up to 10 people) if you want a smaller group and more flexibility with timing; the Large Group option (up to 25 people) works for families or friends traveling together and keeps the cost lower per person; the Small Group option (up to 20 people) sits in the middle. All three options follow the same itinerary and include the same guide and meals — the difference is how many other travelers share the vehicle and the pace of the stops.
Hanoi City Tour Half Day: Private or Group with 5 LandmarksA half-day Hanoi city tour with a live guide covering the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, Tran Quoc Pagoda, Hanoi Opera House and Old Quarter, plus egg coffee at a local shop on the train track. Hotel pickup, entrance tickets, bottled water and an air-conditioned vehicle are included; choose between a private tour or a group departure, and add a guide in Spanish, Italian, French or another language for a surcharge.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want to linger at any of the five sites without keeping a group waiting; choose the group tour if you prefer a fixed schedule and the company of other travelers. Either way, the fixed itinerary means you're not deciding which landmarks matter or how to string them together—the route holds the whole morning together.
Da Lat morning tour: Alpine Coaster, Crazy House, Clay TunnelA half-day morning tour of Da Lat combining three distinct stops: the Crazy House (one of the world's ten most bizarre buildings), an outdoor clay sculpture exhibition tracing the city's history, and Datanla waterfall nestled in pine forest. The tour includes pickup, professional guide in English or Vietnamese, entrance fees to the main sites, bottled water, and dropoff at a central restaurant; the Alpine Coaster at the waterfall is optional and paid separately.Is it for me?Book this if you want three distinct sites—waterfall, tunnel, and architecture—guided together in one morning rather than piecing together separate visits; the guide connects their cultural significance so you understand how they fit Da Lat's story.
Hoi An: Farming & Fishing Tour with Basket Boat & LunchYou’ll cycle through Hoi An’s villages with a local guide, try your hand at farming in Tra Que Vegetable Village, ride a water buffalo in open fields, cruise coconut waterways in a bamboo basket boat, and share a real home-cooked lunch with locals. Expect muddy hands and genuine smiles—the kind you remember long after you’ve left.
Ba Na Hills: Private Day Tour with Cable Car & Buffet LunchYou’ll ride the famous Ba Na Hills cable car through drifting clouds, walk across the Golden Bridge held by giant hands, wander colorful flower gardens with locals showing off their favorite blooms, and enjoy a buffet lunch high above sea level before exploring lively French Village streets—all with pickup included and your guide snapping photos along the way.
Scented Candle Workshop Da Lat: Make & Decorate Your OwnA scented candle-making workshop at Twin Beans Farm in Da Lat's suburbs where you explore a herb garden, blend essential oils, craft a candle and decorate it yourself over 90 minutes. The workshop includes all tools, wax, oils and decoration items; a guide leads the session in English or Vietnamese, and you can add roundtrip transfer from your hotel if you need it.Is it for me?Book this workshop if you want a hands-on afternoon that ends with something you made—the herb garden and oil blending give you the raw material, and the making and decorating are entirely yours. Add the transfer option if you're navigating Da Lat without a rental or driver.
