HANOI CULTURE TOUR

Best places to visit: Hanoi - Duong Lam - Tay Phuong - Hanoi

Durations

5 days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

20 people

Departure

Monthly


This Vietnam package tour features excursions to ancient villages, picturesque pagodas and famous relics in the countryside to show you the rural agricultural lifestyles. In Hanoi’s outskirts, a trip to handicraft villages specializing in single-commodity production offers you a chance to witness how artisans make conical hats, bird cages and pottery with their skilful hand


Itinerary :


Day 1: Arrival – Hanoi Sightseeing Tour
Day 2: Hanoi to Duong Lam and Tay Phuong Pagoda
Day 3: Hanoi City Tour to Van Phuc Silk Village
Day 4: Hanoi Full Day City Tour
Day 5: Hanoi – Departure

DAY 1 – HANOI CULTURE TOUR TO TRADITIONAL HANDICRAFT VILLAGES: ARRIVAL – HANOI SIGHTSEEING TOURS (D)

Upon arrival in Hanoi, your guide and private car will meet you and transfer you to your hotel for check-in. Depending on your arrival time, visit the Ethnology Museum to learn about Vietnam’s diverse culture and ethnic groups. This evening, watch a traditional performance of Tuong, Ca Tru or water puppetry. Enjoy your dinner in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter in the home of a Hanoi culinary expert.

Overnight in Hanoi.

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DAY 2 – HANOI CULTURE TOUR TO TRADITIONAL HANDICRAFT VILLAGES: HANOI – DUONG LAM & TAY PHUONG ONE DAY TOUR (B,L,D) 

Rise early today and head to one of Hanoi’s oldest temples for a 1-hour Tai Chi session with an acclaimed master. Return to your hotel for breakfast before departing for the countryside around Hanoi. Visit the ancient village of Duong Lam with a local-style lunch in a century-old house. This afternoon, drive to the surrounding areas to explore famous temple sites, including Mia Pagoda, Ngo Quyen and Phung Hung temples, and Tay Phuong Pagoda. Drive back to Hanoi for dinner at a restored villa restaurant.
Overnight in Hanoi.

DAY 3 – HANOI CULTURE TOUR TO TRADITIONAL HANDICRAFT VILLAGES: HANOI PACKAGE TOURS – CRAFT VILLAGES (B,L)

This morning, travel just outside of the busy capital for a tour of single-commodity villages to meet local artisans and observe handicraft-making. Head back to Hanoi for lunch and this afternoon, visit Dr Huong, a traditional medicine expert and practitioner. Then visit the traditional medicine street and browse the variety of herbs and spices on offer.

You are free to spend this evening at leisure.

Overnight in Hanoi.

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Hanoi: Duong Lam Village

 

DAY 4 – HANOI CULTURE TOUR TO TRADITIONAL HANDICRAFT VILLAGES : HANOI CITY TOURS (B,L) 

This morning, an insider tour of Hanoi’s art scene with your knowledgeable guide will show you the city’s quirky galleries, artists’ hang-outs and hidden places. For lunch, step into the home of one of Hanoi’s most respected and oldest families and enjoy a cosy lunch amid the antiques, artefacts and family photographs. (Note: this home visit can accommodate a maximum 8 persons; a restaurant will be used instead for group sizes larger than 8.) Spend the rest of this afternoon and evening at leisure.
Overnight in Hanoi.

DAY 5 – HANOI CULTURE TOUR TO TRADITIONAL HANDICRAFT VILLAGES: HANOI DEPARTURE (B)

Enjoy your day at leisure until your transfer to the airport for your onward flight.

— End of Service —

*3 star hotel in use:

Silk Queen Hotel : 100 Hang Gai Str, Hoan Kiem Dist.Hanoi http://silkqueenhotel.com/ or similar ones

*4 star hotel in use:

May De Ville Hotel :43 Gia Ngu Str., Hoan Kiem Dist., Hanoi. Vietnam http://www.maydeville.com/ or similar ones

*Inclusions:

Hotel accommodation in a shared twin or shared double room with daily breakfast.

Meals as mentioned in the itinerary (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner).

 Tours and transfers by private air-conditioned vehicles.

English/French speaking local guide (for other languages supplements apply)

All entrance fees as indicated in itinerary.

Boat trips as mentioned in the itinerary. 

*Exclusions:

Vietnam visa arrangements (a visa to Vietnam is compulsory for most nationalities). International and domestic flights (quoted separately)

International Airfare

Meals other than mentioned above.

Entrance fees.

Personal expenses (drinks, laundry, telephone, tips etc).

Travel insurance (please see below).

Other services not clearly indicated in the package inclusions above.

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