Hanoi Backstreet Jeep Tour : Hanoi HIGHTLIGHTS and HIDDEN GEMS

You will be greeted by the tour guide and driver at your hotel lobby we then ride to Ho Chi Minh Complex to have a quick visit to Ho chi Minh mausoleum – the Mecca of Vietnamese, Ba Dinh square, Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh Residential area and One Pillar Pagoda. 1. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Closed every Monday and Friday, and annually from mid-June to mid-August. Open to visitors five days a week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays) from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM only. 2. Can we see Hanoi Train Street? Watching the train pass through the famous Train Street is included in all afternoon tours, as well as Monday and Friday morning tours (when the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is closed). Train Street also serves as an alternative activity if the Mausoleum is closed, or if you prefer NOT to wait in the long queue to enter.

ic architecture of Hanoi to learn about Vietnamese long-standing culture and history.

Watching the Train passing by the famous train-street: It is included in the afternoon tours, as well as on Monday and Friday morning tours, since the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is closed. Additionally, Train Street serves as an alternative to the Mausoleum on days it is closed or if you prefer not to queue for too long to enter. 2- Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum closes on Monday & Friday. And annual close from the mid of June to the mid of August. The mausoleum opens 3 hours a day from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM and 5 days a week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday as well as Public holidays).

Explore the parts-unknown of Hanoi by riding through the maze of zigzagging backstreet and narrow alleyways and markets. Diving into the rivers of motorbikes and Hanoi street symphony. Traveling with all your senses heightened: Watching, Hearing, Touching, Tasting and smiling. Experiencing the GOOD, the BAD, and the WEIRD of the city as it is what it is. Experiencing different slides of life behind the scene, the hidden part of the iceberg. Meeting people where they live, work, learn and pray. Building personal connections and culture exchanges.

Bach Lake and West Lake, the most scenic areas in the city. You’ll enjoy refreshing breezes and stunning views that perfectly capture the harmony of the city. A special stop is made at Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi, where you can admire its timeless beauty and take memorable photos. From the lakeside, panoramic views unfold, showcasing both the historic Old Quarter and the modern skyline of Hanoi.

All furniture is creatively made from cycled materials. Serving authentic & organic Vietnamese coffee and drinks. It is a truly hidden gem of Hanoi where we chill out and have best EGG COFFEE before riding back to the hotel.