Hanoi Package - Hanoi OLd Quarter Street Food - Halong Bay with overnight on Cruise
( 4days/3nights - Set Departure Group 10 to 16 People - Everyday departure ) |
Day 1: Hanoi Arrival (/D/)
Pick you up at airport or station and transfer to Hanoi Center for check in hotel.
Do 3 hours street food walking tour to discover old quarter Hanoi and enjoy street food
. Enjoy water puppet show in the evening. Overnight at the hotel in Hanoi.
Day 2 : Hanoi - Halong Bay Overnight on Junk ( B /L /D)
After breakfast ,Transfer to Halong Bay Departure from Hanoi and then the drive takes around 3 hours with a refreshment break en route Halong Bay
Arrive intoHalongBayat midday and transfer to your comfortable junk and begin your cruise around majestic Halong Bay accompanied by a delicious lunch
Explore limestone caves dotted around the bay, soak up the sun on the top deck. Dinner and overnight on Junk
Day 3 : Halong Bay - Hanoi ( B /L /)
You will spend the morning cruising to Va Gia floating Village, it is time to do kayaking to disvover small islets . Cruising back to the main harbor for your drive to Hanoi . Arrive at your hotel around 17h00 .Check in and overnight in Hanoi
Day 4 : Hanoi - Airport ( B )
Breakfast at the hotel in Hanoi. Free at your leisure until transfer to the airport for the departure flight. End of tour services.
Tour Includes:
- Local English speaking tour guide
- Transportation
- Boat Trip
- Hotels bases on double/twin share
- Soft sleeper in cabin 4 berths with A/C
- All entrance fees
- Meal as mentioned in program
Tour Excludes:
- International air tickets & airport tax
- Vietnam visa arrangement (This can be arranged on request)
- Hotel early check in & late check out
- Pre and post accommodation arrangement
- Drinks, except otherwise mentioned
- Travel Insurance
- Personal expenses & Tips
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Itinerary of Old Quarter Walking + Street Food Tour
We start our evening walking tour at Hanoi’s largest covered market, Dong Xuan. Along the perimeter of the market, dozens of street hawkers sell a staggering variety of produce from live seafood to exotic fruits and spices. Your expert English-speaking local guide will give you an insight into the intricacies and traditions of Vietnamese food culture including details on ingredients and historical backgrounds of popular northern dishes. We eat as we go, trying seasonal fruits and sampling a tasty French-inspired snack from a street cart.
Walking through the maze of bustling streets that make up Hanoi’s Old Quarter, we tempt our tastebuds with the famed Hanoi dish Banh Cuon at a local eatery. Watch in awe as the skilled chefs demonstrate for you how this tasty dish is put together. Continuing into the atmospheric heart of the Old Quarter, we wander past street stalls and quiet residential lanes where you can observe local life that has changed little since Hanoi was founded over 1000 years ago.
Our next two snack stops are at outdoor barbeque stalls. We sit down with the Hanoi locals and sample various meat, vegetable and bread specialties that are flame grilled over hot coals for extra flavour. It’s then time for dessert as we venture down a small alley to join in the local tradition of feasting on fresh fruit served in a cup and smothered with crushed iced and condensed milk – this speciality is one not to be missed!
Your local guide will then take you to one of Hanoi’s best kept secrets, a hidden café to drink Egg Coffe. This hard-to-find café is one of the few left in the city that still serves egg coffee, a scrumptious local delicacy that we will sample whilst admiring the hustle and bustle of the city centre below. Or, if coffee is not your style, a cold beer awaits!. At the end of the trip you are free to continue exploring the area or your guide will assist you with directions or a taxi back to your hotel.
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In Hanoi the food is plentiful, it’s everywhere that you look and is an integral part of the livelihoods of many locals. More often than not, the street is the stage where much of what is food related in Hanoi takes place.
Street food can be found on the main streets of Hanoi, and down many of the side streets and alleways. Most areas aren’t dedicated to food, and you’ll find places to eat sandwiched in between residences and all kinds of businesses. Several times my wife and I would walk down an alleway that looked interesting only to find ourselves in the courtyard of a residence. The looks we received on these occasions ranged from puzzled to nonchalance.
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