Arriving in Vietnam can be a sensory overload — especially in Hanoi, where the bustling traffic is one of the first things that grabs your attention. With over 4 million motorbikes for a population of around 8 million, the streets are a vibrant, buzzing spectacle. But instead of being intimidated, why not embrace it?
Join us on a thrilling Hanoi scooter tour, where you’ll ride pillion with an experienced local driver and explore the city in the most authentic way possible — just like a true Hanoian. This isn’t just a ride; it’s an immersive adventure through the capital’s famous landmarks and hidden local gems you won’t find in the guidebooks.
From the narrow alleyways of the Old Quarter to serene lakeside roads and vibrant local markets, our Hanoi motorbike tours offer a unique perspective of the city — full of stories, culture, and local flavor. It’s more than sightseeing — it’s about connecting with the real Hanoi.
Our guide and drivers will pick you up from your hotel if it is in the old quarter.
You will have a brief about Hanoi and Vietnam under French rule. There are many interesting stories behind this beautiful church: it's one of the oldest and biggest churches in Vietnam.
A long stretch of murals, each one within one of the arches under the train tracks along Phung Hung Street. They each projected a part of Hanoi's history or iconic images of Vietnam. You'll have a chance to hear the real story behind them!
Riding pillion behind our driver will take you to the must-see landmarks away from the tourist areas that only a true native Hanoian knows.
This memorial to John McCain was erected because he was shot down near there. John McCain was landed the lake with his broken arms and shoulder. A group of Vietnamese man saved him and then him to the Hoa Lo or Hilton Prison for 5 years. He parachuted into Truc Bach lake where the memorial is located.
Bia hoi or fresh beer is just as much a product of these conflicts and invasions as anything is, so we are going to stumble and stagger through the history of this people’s beer which has become iconic of drinking culture in Vietnam.
Site of bits of a downed B52, not much visible but interesting to see what was happening there: A massive bomber B52 was shot down in the sky of Hanoi and landed the lake. You will be able to understand deeply about the Vietnam War.
You would have a chance to hear the story of Ho Chi Minh. We will be there at exactly 9 pm to see the soldiers take the flag off which is very interesting.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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