• Hang Gai Street (Street of Hemp) - Experience the allure of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a labyrinth of narrow lanes adorned with French colonial architecture, bustling markets, and traditional shops. Visitors can explore historic temples, savor local street food, and immerse themselves in the genuine daily life of Hanoians.
• Hanoi Train Street - At Hanoi Train Street, visitors can witness the unique lifestyle along the railway, where homes and cafes are mere inches from the tracks. Enjoy the lively street scene, and if fortunate, see a train pass right before your eyes.
• French Quarter - In Hanoi’s French Quarter, visitors will encounter grand colonial buildings, government offices, and foreign embassies amidst wide, tree-lined streets. This area showcases Hanoi’s political significance and elegant French architectural legacy, providing a serene contrast to the bustling Old Quarter.
• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - This area is the political core of Vietnam, where visitors can view the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the National Assembly building, and the Presidential Palace. It holds great historical and cultural importance, surrounded by impressive architecture and tranquil gardens.
• Truc Bach Lake - At Truc Bach Lake, visitors can enjoy a serene lakeside view and visit the John McCain Monument, marking the site where the U.S. pilot was captured during the Vietnam War. This location reflects both history and tranquility, offering a peaceful contrast to Hanoi’s lively streets.
• Red River - Banana Island, located on the Red River, provides a glimpse into Hanoi’s serene countryside life. Visitors can explore a local home, observe banana farms and vegetable gardens, and experience the peaceful contrast between rural life and the nearby modern city.
• West Lake - West Lake is Hanoi’s largest and most picturesque lake, offering a refreshing breeze and panoramic city views. From the Twin Dragons viewpoint, visitors can admire one of Hanoi’s most stunning sunset spots and capture breathtaking photos of the lake’s skyline.
• Tao Sach Pagoda - Tao Sach Pagoda is a tranquil lakeside temple on the shore of West Lake, renowned for its ancient architecture and serene atmosphere. Visitors can appreciate traditional Vietnamese pagoda design, beautiful Buddha statues, and enjoy a peaceful moment away from the city’s hustle.
• Huu Tiep Lake and the Downed B-52 - B52 Lake is a small lake in Hanoi’s Ba Dinh District, where the wreckage of an American B52 bomber remains from the Vietnam War. Visitors can see the aircraft debris emerging from the water — a powerful testament to Hanoi’s resilience and history.
• Hanoi Shopping Point - Vietnamese Coffee Kingdom - Visitors can indulge in Hanoi’s unique egg coffee and fragrant lotus tea while discovering the delicate process of lotus silk production. This stop offers a relaxing cultural experience that blends taste, tradition, and local craftsmanship by the lake.

• Experienced English Speaking Guide
• Army Jeep car (include roof if it’s raining)
• Entrance fees
• Lunch
• VAT tax

• Tips for tour guide and driver (Optional)
• Beverages
• Personal Expenses
• Travel insurance

Discover Hanoi from a fresh perspective with the Hanoi Offbeat Jeep Tour! Journey through secret alleyways, bustling local markets, and picturesque lakes, stopping at iconic sites such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Train Street, and Banana Island. Savor a cup of egg coffee or lotus tea and immerse yourself in the authentic, unconventional charm of Hanoi.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.