Trip Info
When the work day is finished and night falls, Hanoians and their city come to life like no other city in South East Asia. Let Vietnam Motorbike Rides Tours show you the city in full bloom at night like a local. Street Markets and Food Stalls are at their best at night. In true Hanoian fashion, the food of the north is at it’s best. The variety and volume of food will thrust you into a gastronomic adventure with no end in sight. On the back of your motorbike, in open air, your senses will be on overdrive as the sights and the amazing smells that will make this adventure an unforgettable experience. Due to the diverse range of foods available in Hanoi, no two Vietnam Motorbike Rides Tours are the same. Come with an empty belly and we will send you home with a smile on your dial. For the more curious and adventurous food lover, ask your guide about some of the foods only the locals eat, you will be surprised and intrigued at what you can find to eat on the streets of Vietnam’s Capital City.
What’s included per person: Motorbike with a high quality Helmet Full Insurance Cover Tour Guide / English to Vietnamese Translator to drive your motorbike and answer your questions A male / female Tour Guide Leader and a male Tour Coordinator on the lead motorbike Head-set Communication System so Guests will be in constant communication with the Tour Guide Leader Fuel Wet Weather Poncho (if required) Free Hotel pick up and drop off Cold Drink / Tea / Coffee at the meeting point Vietnamese Snacks: a range of small Vietnamese snacks including Cold Drink / Tea Dinner: unlimited amounts of authentic Vietnamese food from the menu to suit your taste requirements including unlimited drinks (Cold Beer / Cold Soft Drink / Tea). You keep eating and drinking, we will keep serving fabulous food and drinks. What’s not included per person: Gratitude / Tips to Tour Guide Bottled Wine and Spirits available during Lunch / Dinner Any items not mentioned above.
The Vietnam War helped to unfairly saddle Hanoi with a reputation as a dour outpost for Communist apparatchiks. It may not be as chaotic as Saigon, but Hanoi ranks among the world’s most attractive and interesting cities. The city’s placid air gives it a gracious, almost regal flavor, underscored by a rich history that traces back more than a thousand years — a fascinating heritage on display in well-preserved centuries-old architecture. Hanoi is Vietnam’s cultural center, and puppetry, music, and dance performances are well worth your time. Things to Do The quintessential Hanoi neighborhood and the oldest area in town, the Old Quarter is a maze of streets dating back to the 13th century. The Old Quarter’s Communal Houses were set up by guilds as small temples to honor a local god — the Bach Ma, or White Horse, who represents the city itself. Another sightseeing highlight is the Temple of Literature — a sanctuary of Confucianism and Vietnam’s seat of learning for almost a thousand years. Nightlife and Entertainment Hanoi is the best place to experience traditional Vietnamese arts such as opera, theater, and water puppetry, shows that feature traditional music and depict Vietnamese folklores and myths. The city also has a variety of pleasant little watering holes. For a vivid taste of local street life, Hanoi style, pull up a little plastic squat stool on a street corner or in one of the many cozy, open-air bars serving the local brew bia-hoi.
The Night Lights & Food Nightly Itinerary:
6.00pm – Meet your Tour Guide. Your Tour Guide will collect you from your hotel
6.30pm – Meet the group and sit it in a cafe overlooking the Opera House and enjoy a Cold Soft Drink / Tea / Coffee. Learn about the history of the Opera House and the surrounding area. You will also have a full safety briefing about the Tour.
6.45pm – Tour around Hanoi’s Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake and be amazed at the lively small alleys that are not even noticeable during the day. Take a number of short stops to take photos and learn about the history of the Old Quarter.
7.15pm – Ride around the city, outside of the Old Quarter, where most tourist don’t visit, past some of the majestic, historical buildings including Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to Truc Bach Lake. Enjoy eating a range of small Vietnamese snacks in Ngu Xa Village.
7.45pm – Ride past The Temple of Literature and down Xa Dan Street to see the night lights outside Hanoi’s Old Quarter.
8.15pm – Stop for Dinner. You will experience dinner at an authentic Vietnamese Bia Hoi Restaurant with a wonderful variety of unlimited food to cater for every taste. Drink unlimited amounts of Cold Local Beer, Cold Soft Drinks or Tea.
9.30pm – Travel down historical Hue Street and stop at a cafe for a cold drink.
10.00pm – You will have the option for your Tour Guide to take you to any location in the Old Quarter or to your hotel. End of tour.
