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Hanoi Jeep Adventures

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Hanoi Jeep Adventures – Explore Hanoi’s Hidden Depths in Style, Flavor & Culture

Looking for a thrilling and authentic way to experience Vietnam’s capital? Hanoi Jeep Adventures takes you beyond the surface and into the heart of the city. From iconic sights to hidden corners, ride through Hanoi’s history, flavors, and daily life in a classic Vietnam War-era open-air Jeep.

Cruise the atmospheric streets of the Old Quarter, cross the legendary Long Bien Bridge, and venture off the beaten path to places like Banana Island—all while your local guide shares stories that connect past and present. More than a tour, this is your front-row seat to the real Hanoi.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning for deeper discovery, Hanoi Jeep Adventures delivers unforgettable perspectives with unmatched comfort and access.

Why Choose Hanoi Jeep Adventures

Ride in a vintage military-style Jeep with full visibility and comfort
Taste authentic Vietnamese meals and traditional drinks
Visit top landmarks and discover hidden streets and local culture
Ideal for solo travelers, couples, families, and groups
Flexible schedules: morning, afternoon, sunset, or evening tours

Hanoi Jeep Adventures Highlights

Drive over Long Bien Bridge, a century-old symbol of resilience
See cultural icons: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, Flag Tower, and more
Circle West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, with views of temples and French villas
Navigate the alleys of the Old Quarter, filled with life and history
Stop at Hanoi Train Street, one of the city’s most captivating experiences
Venture into nature on Banana Island, filled with farms and peaceful trails
Sit down to a full Vietnamese meal and enjoy local specialties like egg coffee or mango pudding

Tour Schedules & Pricing

Tour Type	Details	Price (USD)
Group Tour	Adult (12+ yrs)	$50
	Child (5–11 yrs)	$35
	Infant (under 4 yrs)	Free
	Without lunch	Subtract $10/person
Private Tour	1–2 Guests	$65/person
	Group of 3	$60/person
	Group of 4	$55/person
	5+ Guests	$50/person
	Without lunch	Subtract $10/person

Tour Time Options

Morning Adventure – 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM (Lunch at the end)
Afternoon Ride – 1:00 PM to 5:30 PM (Lunch at the start)
Sunset Jeep Tour – 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM (Dinner included)
Hanoi After Dark – 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM (Dinner included; does not include Banana Island)
Sunrise Tour – 5:30 AM to 8:30 AM (Breakfast included) – $79.99/person

All tours include hotel pick-up and drop-off in or near Hanoi’s Old Quarter or a convenient meeting point.
Duration: Approximately 4 to 4.5 hours

Hanoi Jeep Adventures Itinerary

Part 1: Pick-up, Introduction & Old Quarter Discovery
Your adventure begins with hotel pick-up, where your friendly guide and Jeep driver greet you and provide a quick safety briefing. Once you’re settled into the open-air Jeep, the journey kicks off with a ride through the bustling Old Quarter, a historic maze of narrow alleys teeming with everyday life. Cruise past colonial-era landmarks like the Hanoi Opera House, and continue toward a poignant wartime relic—Huu Tiep Lake, where the wreckage of an American B-52 bomber rests silently in the water, a solemn reminder of Hanoi’s turbulent past.

Part 2: Rural Retreat on Banana Island
Leaving the urban core behind, you’ll cross the iconic Long Bien Bridge, a steel structure built by the French and battered during the war, yet still standing strong. On the far side lies Banana Island, a peaceful expanse of greenery in the middle of the Red River. Here, the Jeep winds through dirt paths, banana plantations, and guava orchards, offering an unexpected view of Hanoi’s rural rhythm. This tranquil ride through open fields and farmland reveals a side of the city few visitors ever see.

Part 3: Lakeside Drive & Colonial Charm
Returning to central Hanoi, your tour continues along the shores of West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, where wide boulevards and gentle breezes set the scene for a scenic ride. Pass through the elegant French Quarter, known for its tree-lined streets, grand villas, and architectural elegance. You’ll see stately government buildings, historic mansions, and leafy streets that tell the story of Hanoi’s colonial heritage blended with modern vibrancy.

Part 4: Train Street & Culinary Finale
No visit to Hanoi is complete without experiencing the buzz of Train Street—where cafés, homes, and lives operate just inches from an active railway line. Stop here for iconic photos and to feel the pulse of local life. Finally, unwind with a traditional Vietnamese meal at a trusted local eatery. To end your journey on a sweet note, enjoy a cup of egg coffee, Hanoi’s famed creamy brew, or treat yourself to a refreshing mango pudding—a local dessert favorite.