• Old Quarter - you will get pick up from your hotel then transfer to our bicycle store to choose the best bike for your ride, first will get brief from our guide, how to ride though the city and itinerary first you start from our starting point then ride a long the alley where less traffic, and little people know about, where you can see the local people, ride under the long bien bridge, where you will see the local market and see the daily live working time of people around the market then continue driver though small alley up to long bien bridge
• Long Bien Bridge - Hanoi city bicycle tour we make our way to Long Bien bridge – a symbol of the tenacity and resilience of Hanoian. This is also the oldest bridge in Hanoi built by the famous Eiffel Construction company in 1902. There will be chances to take in the panoramic view of the Red River underneath. We continues through Red River Island’s peaceful banana and corn farm away from the busy streets where farmers grow vegetables and fruits. This farming island is located right in the heart of Hanoi but not many travelers have a chance to see. will take you to visit local family at the farm to learn how people live and enjoy the tropical fruite
• Chua Tran Quoc - Stop at Tran Quoc Pagoda for you will understand more about buddism in vietnam.

Hanoi is always a great destination for Buddhists with many ancient pagodas and temples. Most of the old pagodas are located around West Lake. Especially, nowhere else is better than Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest one in Hanoi, if you are interested in Buddhism.

Tran Quoc Pagoda is more than 1500 years old, which means the place holds such an important role in the development of Vietnam in general and Hanoi in particular. That is the main reason why the temple attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world every year.

• Hanoi Opera House - We standing outside of Hanoi Opera House.

Resembling the Opéra Palais Garnier, Hanoi Opera House, built in 10 years since 1911 by two French architects. The magnificent building became one of the top landmarks in Hanoi. The Opera House hosts cultural entertaining performances, bamboo cirque, contemporary dance, orchestra concerts and government events. Come to the front gate to check availability and ticket to a performance in this iconic building.

• St. Joseph’s Cathedral - Construction began in 1886, with the architectural style described as resembling Notre Dame de Paris . The church was one of the first structures built by the French colonial government in Indochina when it opened in December 1886. It is the oldest church in Hanoi.
• Train Street - Nestled in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, this narrow alley attracts travelers hoping to snap a picture on the active train track, and even catch a train whizz by!
  The special thing that attracts tourists is the residential area along the two sides of Hanoi Train Street, right next to the railway on the doorstep. The streets are so narrow that all residents have to ensure their pets, vehicles and things safety every time the train passes while keeping their daily lives normal on both sides of the road. While discovering this unique train street Hanoi, you will be surprised by the peace, normal attitude of locals here living next to the railways; deeply immersed yourself in the local side of busy and exciting Hanoi

• 2 Bottle of Mineral Water/Person
• Pick Up at Hotel/Homestay in Old Quarter Area Only
• Bicycle for biking tour with Helmet (compulsory)
• Entrance fees with this itinerary
• English speaking tour leader guide and skillful driver

• Beverages, Personal Expenses & Tips for guide