Things to do in Hanoi Train Street

Catcat village takes you straight to the dreamland; with beautiful landscapes like never seen before. Fansipan cable car and the summit place at the top is epitome of human infrastructure engineering.

More than the tour, our guide was the highlight of the tour, Aaron Was highly interactive, energetic and knowledgeable. We really enjoyed the tour and definitely got to know about Hanoi city and its history.

Great trip. Beautiful places, especially boating at Trang An, crossing the caves was awesome. Good itinerary & maintaining the schedule, timely pick up, buffet lunch with a wide spread, and travel by limousine were all really good. The trip guide Mr.Victor was excellent. Well behaved, very jolly and humorous. Highly recommended.

I booked Alova but was unfortunately not operating on said date. Hanoi Sonata was given as replacement. Very good service. Food was great, everything was well organized. Paul our tour guide was so amusing and funny.

A half day tour and very insightful! Our tour guide give us lots of new knowledge about incense making and some of Hanoi's culture. The incense village itself is very pretty! By going there, we can really appreciate how dedicated people there on creating the incense

i really enjoyed this activity. we got to learn how to make black, brown, and egg coffee. Ms Ha is a great teacher and explained everything in detail. her class was very fun and informative. 🫶🏻

I finally completed a bucket list. Halong Bay is beautiful, but don’t expect too much about the food and drinks on the boat. Drinks are all charged. Other than that, it’s worth a visit. The tour guide and transportation are pretty good.

The tour was fully booked with 20 Japanese people. The shuttle bus had very spacious seats and we could charge our smartphones, so it was very comfortable. The round trip was about 3 hours including short breaks, but I didn't get carsick and I think it was a safe drive. Our guide, Dung, explained and showed us around at a moderate distance, mixing in some very entertaining stories. All the tourist spots were wonderful, allowing us to feel the great outdoors, which is completely different from Hanoi city. It was a fairly hard tour, so I think it would be best to participate if you are at least in the upper grades of elementary school and up to about 65 years old. It was a very satisfying and eventful day.