This Hanoi Biking Plus Food Tour not just offers you pleasant cycling to discover the countryside of Hanoi, including lush green rice fields, local markets, ancient temples, … but also bring you the chance to sample indigenous and unusual food and local life in the very heart of Hanoi city. Bike Tour Hanoi would like to open up your eyes to discover the city of thousands of years of Hanoi in a very different angle.

Hanoi Biking Plus Food Tour 

Destinations and Tours – Hanoi Biking Plus Food Tour 

After breakfast at the hotel, leave behind the hustle and bustle of the city and start your Hanoi Biking Plus Food Tour to the rural villages located on the other bank of the Red River. Ride through small back alleys of Bac Bien village to the Duong river bank and take a local ferry to cross the river.

Then get back on your bike and ride along the river, through the quaint village. It is the opportunities to discover traditional local houses, ancient pagodas, and temples, lively markets, green rice paddy fields, and gardens.

Cycling back to your hotel, have some rest and refreshing then get ready for second part of the Hanoi Biking Plus Food Tour.

Now Hanoi Tours Expert‘s tour guide will assist you in Hanoi Food Tour.

Stroll through Hanoi Old Quarter, pass the old eastern gate to Thanh Ha Market. Along the way delicacies, strange food items and an explanation of Vietnamese food practices will be given. This busy, eclectic market is alive with the sights and sounds of Hanoi and is the essence of Vietnamese culture.

Continue through the streets of the Old Quarter to Dong Xuan Market to sample some local treats such as Pho Tiu and Bun Dau. Your guide will explain the routine of Vietnam meal times and indigenous/unusual ingredients eaten.

Stroll up “food alley” to see other dishes on offer.From here visit the food sections of Hanoi’s main market, Dong Xuan. See dried goods and aromatics, the essentials of Vietnamese cuisine.

Walk down to Hang Than Street to view ceremonial cake stalls and taste a special French influenced dessert. An explanation of traditions and food gifts for celebrations will be given.

Continue back into the Old Quarter via Hang Cot Street – check specially treated fruits which are dependable on the seasons and a common snack in Vietnam.

Walk along Phung Hung Street through a temporary market stall where you can see the changing market scene in Hanoi and how modernization is shaping tradition.

At the end of the tour stop at one of the Old Quarter busiest (yet smallest) coffee shop for a well-earned sit down and coffee before finishing Hanoi biking street food day tour.

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What is included and not Hanoi biking plus food tour?

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This itinerary is crafted and organized for the private group only. The cost depends on a number of participants and specific touring needs. Please feel free to contact us for the best possible price for the Hanoi Biking Plus Food Tour .