Red River Island: Ride through Hanoi on the back of a motorbike with local female riders in traditional Ao Dai as you journey to Banana Island, a peaceful countryside escape hidden along the Red River. Visit a local family home, watch the sunset over the gardens, and discover a quieter side of Hanoi beyond the busy city streets. Enjoy local snacks while experiencing rural life surrounded by green farms, tropical fruit trees, vegetable gardens, chickens, ducks, and scenic countryside landscapes.

Stop at a local street-side eatery to experience one of Hanoi’s most beloved dishes, freshly made Banh Cuon ( Steam rice cake). Watch the chef skillfully prepare the delicate rice rolls right in front of you on the street before enjoying them fresh with traditional Vietnamese herbs, dipping sauce, and local flavors. This authentic food stop offers a true taste of Hanoi’s street food culture.

Taste Vietnam’s iconic Banh Mi at a popular local spot loved by Hanoi residents. Enjoy the perfect combination of crispy baguette, savory fillings, fresh herbs, and homemade sauces while learning why this famous Vietnamese sandwich has become one of the world’s favorite street foods.

Ride through Hanoi’s elegant French Quarter on the back of a motorbike with local female riders in Ao Dai while admiring some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Pass by the historic Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the beautiful St. Joseph's Cathedral, and the grand Hanoi Opera House. Along the way, discover charming colonial-era buildings, wide boulevards, and the unique French architectural influence that shaped old Hano

Visit Hanoi’s famous Train Street, one of the city’s most unique and lively attractions. Relax at a local café with traditional Vietnamese egg coffee while experiencing the excitement of the train passing just inches away from the narrow residential street. This unforgettable stop offers a perfect mix of local culture, daily life, and iconic Hanoi atmosphere.

End the experience with a delicious serving of Hanoi’s signature Bun Cha, a classic Vietnamese dish featuring grilled pork, rice noodles, fresh herbs, and flavorful dipping sauce. Sit down at a local restaurant popular with residents and enjoy one of the most famous traditional dishes in Hanoi’s street food culture.