The one-day outdoor adventure tour takes you to the urban of
Hanoi. You begin the tour with a short walk from your hotel to our bike store,
at about half hour walking from the old quarter. You then cycle the Hanoi back
roads going through small lanes and busy streets where you can experience the
other side of Vietnam’s capital. Opportunity to meet up with Hanoian peoples,
bonsai gardens, peach garden, ceramic shops, local church, temple and
pagodas…The day cycling tour is available all year round and the most
recommended for those looking for something active and different.
Cycling in the Urban Hanoi |
Destinations
Hanoi, the 1000 year-old capital rich with color, history,
and cuisine
Highlights
- Local life: tourists shall get a good grasp of how local people’s lives unfold – from farmers working on their fields and gardens (wet rice cultivation) to children riding a bicycle to school (education system) and even daily chores such as shopping for grocery or communal gathering
Local life near Long Bien Bridge |
- Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
- Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest pagoda in Vietnam
- The Temple of Literature
- Diverse array of city attractions
- Tasty Hanoi cuisine
Local interaction with Zoom Zoom
A tailor-made program just for you!
ITINERARY
You will be met up with Zoom at your hotel in Hanoi. The
one-day cycling tour begins with a short walk through the Old Quarter of Hanoi.
You will walk through the Dong Xuan market, the ancient gate of the citadel of
Hanoi and the Long Bien Bridge before arriving at the departure point.
After a brief introduction to the use of our bicycles and
the biking road, we begin our adventure by cycling along the Red River. Visit
the market of ceramics, located by the riverside. Then continue cycling until
we reach the village of Nghi Tam. Then
we cross the street which is also the dam to reach the West Lake. We cycle a
little more along West Lake shores where lead us to a restaurant for our lovely
lunch with the fresh air by the lake. We
will the opportunity to taste the fried shrimp cake, a specialty of Hanoi.
After lunch, we continue to ride along the shores of West
Lake. We stop at the Tran Quoc Pagoda for the visit of the pagoda. Located on
an islet connected to the eastern shore of West Lake (Ho Tay, Tran Quoc Pagoda
is the oldest pagoda in Vietnam. Its construction dates back to 514 and its
restoration in the fifteenth century according to a stele placed on the pagoda
in 1639).
After visiting the pagoda, we have the opportunity to visit
some other sites such as the mausoleum of Ho Chi Minh (outside), the flag
tower, the north gate of the ancient citadel in Hanoi. From here, we continue
cycling to the Temple of Literate for a visit.
We reach the hotel around late afternoon. End of our adventure.
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