HA NOI - SCOOTER TOUR (HALF DAY)

Tour Hanoi from a unique perspective: on the back of a scooter driven by a local guide. You’ll ride around the capital and stop at famous sites such as Ha Noi Big Church, the rails way, Hoa Lo Prison ( or temple of Literature), Opera house, Dân Sinh Ngọc Lâm Market, historical Long Bien Brigde, Hong river,  Quang ba flower market,  The Tay lake and Tran Quoc pagoda. Visit the Old Quarter, Ha Noi 36 Old Streets. Throughout the 5-hour excursion, discover the city’s cultural history and architecture with your knowledgeable guide. Refreshments included.

Itineraries

• You will be met up with our motorbike-riding-tour guide at your hotel in Hanoi downtown at 8 am then we head to the first visit -Ha Noi Big Church, the rails way, Opera house.
• Next, we will cross the bustling street for a short walking inside the campus of the first university of Vietnam – Temple of Literature ( or Hoa Lo prison) – which was built in the 10th century under Ly Dynasty who greatly influenced by Confucianism.
• Continue with Dan Sinh Ngoc Lam Market, Long Bien historical Brigde, Hong river,  Quang ba flower market
• The following stop-off is Quan Su Pagoda, the headquarters for the Vietnam Central Buddhist Congregation where many important Vietnamese Buddhism activities are taken place.
• Leaving the architectural and cultural spots for a second-hand goods selling area on the motorbike will make you feel closer to the daily life of the locals. And then you will move to a Hanoi traditional restaurant for lunch. After short rest, you will continue on the motorbike to pass through Hanoi 36 Old Streets.
• You will experience lunch at an authentic Vietnamese restaurant with a wonderful delectable food to cater for every taste. Spend time shopping before our motorbike guide drives you back to your hotel.

Tour rates * Price per person in USD

• Infants or children under 5 years old: free of charge
• Children from 5 to 10 years old: 70% of adult's rate
• Children above 10 years old: full adult's rate

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What's excluded