Hanoi Tour Pack 3days

🏨 Hotel Meeting
Meet your driver in the hotel lobby at the pick-up time shown on your voucher. Look for a sign with your name.

✈️ Airport Meeting
- International flights
After collecting your luggage, exit through Gate A1 on the airport’s ground floor. Meet your driver outside the building at Pillar 8. They’ll be holding a sign with your name.
※ After meeting your driver, you’ll walk to the parking lot to board the vehicle.

- Domestic flights
There is one exit after baggage claim. Meet your driver right outside the exit. They’ll be holding a sign with your name.

🚨 For airport pick-up, please enter your flight’s arrival time as the selected time and your flight number as the pick-up location.

Hanoian Central Hotel & Spa is a 4-star hotel operated by Hanoian Hospitality Group (HHG). Completed in 2016, it reopened after renovations in 2019.

The hotel is located in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, about 45 minutes by car from Noi Bai International Airport and a 10-minute walk from Hoan Kiem Lake. Dong Xuan Market is just a 5-minute walk away.

07:00 🏨 Hotel meeting (Join(shared tour))
Pick-up from hotels in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. If your hotel is outside the Old Quarter, please make your own way to the Meeting Point.
- Pick-up is available only in the Old Quarter.
- Pick-up times may vary slightly depending on your location and hotel. Please check your voucher for your pick-up time.

10:00 Arrive at the Ha Long Bay pier, board the cruise boat, and enjoy lunch.
A short briefing will be provided before the cruise, which lasts approximately 5–6 hours.
Lunch is served as a set menu, shared with other groups. Depending on the number of guests, lunch may be served as a set menu or buffet.

12:30 Ha Long Bay tour
Visit Luon Cave
Visit Sung Sot Cave
Visit Titop Island

Kayaking and bamboo boat rides are not included. The fee is 250,000 VND per person and may change without prior notice. Please confirm the price on site before participating.

08:00 🏨 Hotel pick-up (private vehicle + Korean-speaking Guide)
After breakfast, meet your driver and Guide in the hotel lobby.

Bai Dinh Pagoda spans 700 hectares and is Vietnam’s second-largest temple complex. It was the country’s largest until 2023 and is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

With so much to see across the expansive grounds, the tour takes you by electric cart to visit the highlights. The complex features three halls housing large Buddha statues, a 100-ton statue of Shakyamuni, a 36-ton bronze bell, 500 Arhat statues, and a magnificent 12-story pagoda enshrining a sacred relic of the Buddha.

The grounds also include the Old Bai Dinh Pagoda, built in 1136.

**Bai Dinh Pagoda Electric Cart Tour**
Take an electric cart between the parking lot and the main gate, then transfer to another cart for the tour. Please note that waiting times may occur.

Enjoy a delicious Vietnamese-style buffet lunch during the tour. Drinks are not included and can be ordered and paid for at the restaurant.

※ The boat tour included in this package is the Trang An boat tour.
※ Trang An boat tour hours: 06–16:45 in summer and 07–16:30 in winter. Hours may change depending on conditions at the attraction.

Trang An is known as “Ha Long Bay on land” for its limestone karsts, formed by water flowing through the valleys.

Both areas offer beautiful scenery, but the main differences are:

- **Trang An (hand-rowed boats):** The boat pier has been well maintained since renovations after COVID. You can enjoy a leisurely ride and even help row.
- **Tam Coc (foot-rowed boats):** Local boatmen row with their feet, offering a unique glimpse of traditional Vietnamese boating.

Tam Coc offers a more exciting boat ride, but visitors often have an unpleasant experience with paparazzi who take and print photos without permission, then pressure guests to buy them, as well as boat vendors who aggressively sell drinks and snacks at the turnaround point.

Despite this, Tam Coc offers a more distinctly Vietnamese boat ride.

Hang Mua means “Dancing Cave.” Long ago, a king of the Tran Dynasty visited the cave to enjoy dance and music performances.

Climbing all 486 steps is a workout, but the views from the top—over Tam Coc’s rice fields and layers of limestone mountains—make it well worth the effort. May and June are especially popular, as the rice harvest brings the most beautiful scenery.

※ Hang Mua: 06:00–19:00 (hours may vary depending on the attraction’s operating conditions)
※ Entrance fee: 100,000 dong per person, payable on site
From April 1: 150,000 dong per person

12:30 🏨 Meet in the hotel lobby (private vehicle and Korean-speaking Guide)
Meet your driver and Guide in the hotel lobby after breakfast.

Hanoi’s Temple of Literature is an 11th-century Confucian temple and Vietnam’s first university. Its historic architecture and gardens are a highlight, and the site is featured on the 100,000 Vietnamese dong banknote.

Ba Dinh Square is where Vietnam’s Declaration of Independence was proclaimed, with the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum nearby. Its spacious grounds and solemn atmosphere make it a popular attraction for visitors.

This wooden pagoda is designed in the shape of a lotus and stands on a single pillar, making its structure truly unique. This small temple offers a glimpse into Vietnamese Buddhist culture and traditional architecture.

Built during the French colonial era, this railway bridge is an iconic landmark steeped in Hanoi’s history. Watch motorbikes and bicycles pass by and get a glimpse of everyday local life.

A beautiful lake in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, perfect for a relaxing stroll. The lake is also known for Turtle Tower and Ngoc Son Temple, with its striking red bridge.

This unique street, where trains pass through a narrow alley, is a popular photo spot. When no train is passing, you can enjoy the cafés and street views and experience a different side of Hanoi.

If you’d like to see a train pass through Hanoi Train Street, we recommend visiting between 08:30 and 09:00 or 18:30 and 19:00.