Located 60 km southwest of Hanoi, the Perfume Pagoda (Chua Huong) is one of Vietnam’s most important spiritual destinations, dating back to the 17th century. This sacred complex features over 20 temples, pagodas, shrines, and mystical caves spread across three main pilgrimage routes: Huong Tich, Tuyet Son, and Long Van. Your journey begins with a […]

Nestled along the gentle Red River, Bat Trang Ceramic Village, with over 700 years of history, offers a fascinating escape into Vietnam’s living tradition of pottery and ceramic art. Wander through the bustling ceramic market, where thousands of handmade items await — from daily wares and fine tableware to beautifully crafted souvenirs. Visit the striking […]

Unlike typical tours by car or bus, this vintage Vespa experience lets you feel Hanoi up close — the breeze on your face, the rhythm of local life, and the magic hidden in every alley. Hop on and explore the French Quarter, cross the century-old Long Bien Bridge, and dive into a river island community […]

Beneath the surface of Hanoi’s quiet suburbs lies a market city within a city—Ninh Hiep, where fabric flows like currency and deals happen in motion. This isn’t just a market, it’s a machine that fuels half the nation’s fashion. Follow your guide through neon-lit corridors, dodge delivery bikes stacked sky-high, and meet the vendors who’ve […]

Step into one of Hanoi’s most surprising industries: the art of Remy human hair processing. On this behind-the-scenes tour, you’ll visit a local factory that transforms raw, ethically sourced hair into silky extensions treasured by clients worldwide. Learn about each stage of production—from sorting and washing to dyeing, drying, and sewing. Watch skilled artisans at […]

As night falls, Hanoi transforms into a city of shimmering lights and quiet charm. Hop on the back of a vintage Vespa and begin your evening adventure through glowing streets and hidden corners that pulse with the soul of the capital. The journey begins around Hoan Kiem Lake, where city lights reflect off the still […]

Established in 1889 during the French colonial era, Dong Xuan Market is the largest and oldest covered market in Hanoi. Once the key wholesale hub of Northern Vietnam, the market has witnessed dramatic shifts—from wartime to economic reforms. Its iconic iron-framed structure reflects French architectural influence, standing today not just as a trading space, but […]