Hanoi After Dark Tour

Quick Details

Duration: 2-2.5 hours
Group Size: 2-15 people
Start times: 17:00
Meeting place: In front of St. Joseph’s Cathedral (40 Nhà Chung, Hàng Trống, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội). At the fence in front of the church.
Private/Customized Tour/Team building: Available upon request

Highlights of this experience:

Lively Hanoi nightlife atmosphere
Fresh local beer and snacks
Hanoi background and cultural stories
Hidden spot, cafe and alleyways

Hanoi After Dark Tour: Experience the Best of Hanoi as the night falls

Discover Hanoi – the capital of the country
If you’re searching for the perfect way to spend your first evening in Hanoi, the Hanoi After Dark Tour is your perfect choice. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this tour lets you explore an authentic local culture through the heart of the city

Explore Hidden Gems and Local Spots
Leave the usual tourist paths behind and dive into Hanoi’s hidden alleyways, where you’ll discover secret cafes and unique spots that most visitors miss. A True local experience. Visit must-see places and hidden alleyways and a special cafe, enjoy local traditional food tastings. All while admiring what this charming city’s got to offer after dark.

Taste Traditional Vietnamese Food
Along with discovering the rich Vietnamese culture and Hanoi’s history, hear some locals sharing their favorite Hanoi stories. You will have a chance to try its local Vietnamese food. On this tour, you’ll savor a variety of Hanoi street food favorites, or try some local drinks like draft beer, egg coffee. Experience the authentic flavors of Vietnamese cuisine in the best local eateries.

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Starting Off: Meet Your Local Guide
Your Hanoi After Dark Tour begins at the iconic St. Joseph Cathedral. Meet your friendly local guide by the church fence, where you’ll receive a warm welcome and a quick overview of the evening’s exciting itinerary. Enjoy some of the local stories that make Hanoi’s old town so special. Discover the story of how the oldest church in Hanoi came about, hear about how a family was rewarded for supporting the communist party in the early days before the war. Get some insider tips for your time in Hanoi. Take a stroll through the narrow streets and alleys.

Family Secret Cafe: Hidden Gem
Get ready to be taken to one of Hanoi’s best-kept secrets, a charming family-owned café that has been serving locals for three generations. Enjoy a moment of relaxation in this intimate space, savoring authentic egg coffee and soaking in the welcoming atmosphere.

Shortest street of Hanoi
Discover Hanoi’s shortest street, which is only 52 meters long but holds a deep connection to the city’s history. The street’s name is linked to Sword Lake, a Hanoi landmark. While here, you’ll also get to taste a popular Vietnamese dish: shredded young papaya with beef jerky – a delightful combination of textures and flavors that locals love.

The temple of the Jade Mountain
Continue your journey to the stunning Temple of the Jade Mountain, a historical and religious landmark. Originally built to ward off evil spirits, the temple has since been remodeled into the serene Buddhist site you see today. Learn about its significance in Hanoi’s history and its transformation through the centuries.

Water Puppet Theatre: Traditional Entertainment
Walking down to the street, we will cross by the water puppet and hear some interesting stories. Discover the captivating story of how villagers used to perform puppet shows in waist-deep water, creating a unique form of entertainment that is still celebrated today.

Statue of Lady Freedom: A Memorial to Hanoi’s History
Next, visit one of Hanoi’s memorial statues, where you’ll hear the story of the Battle of Hanoi in 1946. There are three statues around the Old Quarter, each symbolizing the city’s resilience and the fight for freedom during a turbulent time in Vietnam’s history.

Tien Ha Phat Loc Buddhist Temple
Hidden in the heart of Hanoi, the Tien Ha Phat Loc Buddhist Temple is a serene, lesser-known gem that not many tourists get to see. This is one of the temples in Hanoi with Nguyen Trung Ngan Temple (1289-1370). The architecture of the temple is in Cong – Style architecture and a peaceful atmosphere perfect for reflection.

Party Centre of Hanoi: Beer Corner
Finish your tour with a visit to Beer Corner, the lively heart of Hanoi’s nightlife. Here, you’ll experience the vibrant atmosphere of Hanoi’s party scene, where locals and visitors gather to enjoy cheap beer, lively conversations, and the best of Hanoi’s street food.

Do it like a Local: Enjoy Hanoi street snacks and drinks
From savoring street snacks to a refreshing egg coffee, enjoy Hanoi’s local food in the company of friendly locals. Experience Hanoi’s nightlife, savor the flavors, and soak in the local atmosphere – it’s the perfect way to feel the heartbeat of this vibrant city!

Experience Hanoi’s vibrant nightlife with the Hanoi After Dark Tour. Discover hidden cafes, temples, and authentic street food while learning about the city’s rich culture and history. Book now!