HANOI COUNTRYSIDE JEEP TOUR SNAPSHOT:

The Hanoi countryside Jeep tour is the one-of-a-kind journey for you. If you want to escape from the hustling & bustling city of Hanoi to immerse yourselves into the peaceful and allure villages and tranquil farms and paddy fields of the Red River Delta. Explore the timeless traditional villages and learn about “a day in the life” of the locals outside of Hanoi. Also, learning about the impacts on the local people under urbanization and industrialization. A cherry on the cake is a visit to Co Loa the

ancient citadel, date back to the 3rd century BC to learn about the origin and mythology of Vietnamese people.

Hanoi Countryside Jeep Tours is the best way to spend a day of your life in Hanoi with the day in the life of the locals outside of Hanoi. 

Morning Tour: 07:30 – 12:00

Afternoon Tour: 12:30 – 17:00

Private Tour: at any time

Duration: 4.5 hours

Style of Tour: Join-group, however, you can order a personalized, PRIVATE tour with surcharge depending on your group size, please contact us for more details!

Pick-up & Drop-off from your hotels in and around Hanoi Old Quarter. Otherwise we will pick you up from our Meeting Point: Hidden Gem Coffee No. 3B Hang tre Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi ( 15 minutes before the tours start ) 

HANOI COUNTRYSIDE JEEP TOUR DETAILED ITINERARY:

– Our Hanoi countryside Jeep tour starts at your hotels in and around Hanoi Old Quarter. We soon leave the busy streets of Hanoi via a scenic road winding through the city’s Old Quarter, through the urban outskirts, and into the countryside. We’ll cross the famous Long Bien bridge and zipping along the maze of the zigzagging alleys in the outskirt villages of Hanoi on the other side of the Red

river. Leaving the city behind, we then get to the countryside, riding along the winding country roads, taking us to the paddy fields to meet friendly local people where the live and work in their farms and livestock such as water buffalos, ducks, chickens, cows… It is a great opportunity to have hands-on experiences about farming works and building cultural connections.

– After spending time in the field to learn about Vietnamese rice farming, we then ride to the countryside village where such friendly people live. Not only meeting local people at work, we also meet them at home, local markets, school and community places and temples. One’s destination is never a place but a new way of seeing things. Our destination is Co Loa, an ancient citadel of Au Lac Kingdom, dating from the 3rd century BC, considered as the oldest citadel in Vietnam. It is interesting

the learn about the origin and mythology of Viet people and their ancestors.

– We then have a short walk around the village, visiting a local bonsai garden, chatting with locals and enjoy lotus fragrance tea at the very local tea-house as local people do for entertainment.