The first stage of of our Hanoi By Night Jeep Food Tour and Train Street we delve into the vibrant ambiance of a local flea market. This engaging encounter leads participants through intimate visits to local apartments, offering a chance to savor snacks amidst the lively surroundings. Beyond providing insights into the local way of life, this segment introduces participants to the rich tapestry of diverse and authentic street food flavors, delivering an authentic taste of Hanoi.

Entering the second phase of our journey, our tour guides us to one of Hanoi’s renowned family-operated restaurants, where you’ll have the pleasure of savoring Bun Cha (grilled pork with vermicelli noodles). Following this culinary delight, our exploration continues through densely packed streets, leading us to Train Street—a vibrant alley where locals cook, unwind, and trade their wares beside active train tracks. This offers a unique window into the nightly activities of Hanoi’s residents.

As the night unfolds, the tour makes a meaningful pause at the Mausoleum, providing participants with a distinctive opportunity to witness the solemnity and sanctity of the evening ceremonies. This encounter not only imparts enlightenment but also upholds a sense of respect, offering a glimpse into the cultural significance of this historical site. In the third stage of our tour, we lead you to the enduring presence of a B52 bomber, gracefully resting in the heart of Hanoi’s Huu Tiep Lake for almost half a century, situated in the Ngoc Ha flower village. Continuing our exploration, we navigate through streets adorned with the radiant glow of vibrant lanterns and decorative lights, both in the Old Quarter and the French Quarter. Riding along the banks of West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, we absorb the enchanting views of Hanoi cloaked in the serenity of the night.

In the fourth stage of the tour, we shift our focus to a gastronomic escapade, offering participants a dinner experience in the area. This culinary interlude enables them to indulge in the exquisite flavors of pho rolls in Ngu Xa village, fully immersing themselves in the vibrant tapestry of the local food scene. Following this delectable exploration, a delightful pause unfolds, featuring a tasting session of mango pudding dessert, imparting a sweet note to the culinary journey of the night.

The last part of our tour takes place at the famous Long Bien Bridge. Here, participants explore the deep history of the bridge. With the night sky as a backdrop, they can enjoy stunning views and, if they want to, capture the moment with memorable photos. on the way back to your hotel we stop at a renowned café to savor the renowned Vietnamese egg coffee and an exclusive dessert, a secret revealed only to our travelers! Originating in 1946. Alternatively, we can delight in a delectable Mango and Caramel Pudding at a local hotspot favored by the residents.