Book with us Hanoi Visit Plus Food Tour will take you to visit most of the tourist attractions in the city such as Ho Chi Minh Complex, Temple of Literature, West Lake, etc… Moreover, this Hanoi Visit Plus Food Tour will bring you great opportunity to get to know and tasting extreme unique local foods.

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Tour Program of Hanoi visit plus food tour

This morning meet your Hanoi Tours Expert‘s guide at your hotel and depart on your tour after breakfast. Your first stop will be Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum (closed every afternoon & on Monday & Friday for annual maintenance), as well as his private residence from 1954 until 1969.

The wooden ethnic minority style house, which was built on stilts, is surrounded by lovely peaceful gardens. In the same complex, you will see the One Pillar Pagoda, founded by King Ly Thai To in 1049. This structure has become an important symbol for the people of Hanoi.

Your next stop will be the Temple Of Literature, Vietnam’s first university. Constructed in 1070, the gardens and well-preserved architecture offer a relaxing glimpse into Vietnam’s past.

Having lunch at a local restaurant before continuing to visit the Buddhist Tran Quoc Pagoda on West Lake (one of the oldest in Vietnam) and Quan Thanh Temple (Taoist, dating from the Ly Dynasty). Your next stop will be the Museum of Ethnology (closed on Monday) where you observe Vietnam’s diverse culture through the Museum’s unique presentation of artifacts and dress used in daily life.

Before going for the food tour, attend a traditional water puppet show, a uniquely northern Vietnamese art form especially designed for depicting scenes from rural life and episodes of national history.

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What to expect in Hanoi visit plus food tour?

Start the food tour at one of the inner city’s finest local “pho”, Vietnam’s national dish. Large choices of “pho bo” (beef noodle soup) and “Pho ga” (chicken noodle soup).

Continue to one of city last remaining ‘wet markets’ where a huge array of produce is sold. In the morning the market is abuzz with shoppers buying what they need for the day’s meals. Everything from fresh tropical fruits, an abundance of fragrant herbs, fresh meats, fresh flowers and even live fish and frogs are sold!

Vietnamese cuisine is highly regarded as one of the world’s best, but few realize the variations that are found in the cuisine. At the market, sample some of the available dishes for a second snack today. Then walk through the backstreets where small vendors set up their stalls along the road.

Take a rest whilst enjoying some excellent street food including “banh xeo”, and “bun cha” (fresh rice noodles with grilled pork and herbs) or “hoa qua dam” (fresh fruits). Walk down the Old Quarter’s corners, and enjoy a cup of Vietnamese coffee or tea before returning to your hotel. Here you finish your great Hanoi visit food tasting tour.

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What is included and not in Hanoi visit plus food tour?

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