Your journey begins in the real Hanoi — the side tourists rarely encounter. Hop on a vintage motorbike and weave through a labyrinth of narrow alleys, local markets, and tiny cafés that reveal the authentic pulse of daily life.

See families cooking breakfast on the pavement, artisans at work, and children playing in the streets. Stop to chat with locals, snap candid photos, and feel the organised chaos that defines this living museum of a city.
This first part isn’t just about seeing Hanoi — it’s about feeling it with every sense.

Shift gears as you head into the city’s cultural and historical core. Glide past the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Presidential Palace, and Ba Dinh Square, before cruising along West Lake and Truc Bach Lake to reach Tran Quoc Pagoda.
Continue through the French Quarter with its grand colonial architecture, pass the B52 Victory Museum, and cross the legendary Long Bien Bridge, a remnant of Hanoi’s wartime resilience.

Finally, stop at Hanoi Train Street, where you can enjoy a cup of rich Vietnamese coffee just inches from the tracks as the train thunders by — a truly unforgettable Hanoi moment.

Finish your adventure with the best reward: food. Settle into the restaurant and taste a variety of authentic Hanoi dishes, all healthy, organic, and made from fresh local ingredients.

Sample fried and fresh spring rolls, Hanoi-style Banh Mi, five-colour noodles, and green papaya salad. Wash it down with Bia Hoi (fresh beer) or a small shot of local rice wine, and end on a sweet note with the city’s signature egg coffee — creamy, rich, and unmistakably Hanoi.