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Jeep Tours Hanoi

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HANOI JEEP TOURS – EXPLORE HANOI IN STYLE WITH FOOD, CULTURE & SIGHTSEEING

Jeep Tours Hanoi offers a one-of-a-kind way to experience the sights, flavors, and hidden corners of Vietnam’s vibrant capital. Hop into a vintage open-air Vietnam People’s Army Jeep and cruise through Hanoi’s most fascinating neighborhoods, from the bustling Old Quarter to tranquil Banana Island.

This immersive Jeep tour combines top sightseeing spots, authentic local cuisine, cultural insights, and off-the-beaten-path discoveries—perfect for travelers seeking a deeper connection with Hanoi. Cross the iconic Long Bien Bridge, explore maze-like backstreets, ride alongside the Reunification Train Street, and enjoy panoramic views around West Lake—all while enjoying commentary from expert local guides.

Complete your experience with a hearty Vietnamese meal and signature drinks like egg coffee or fresh mango pudding. Whether you’re visiting Hanoi for the first time or looking to see the city from a new perspective, our Jeep tours promise comfort, excitement, and unforgettable memories.

Prefer a different ride? Let us know—air-conditioned cars and vintage motorbikes are also available.

✅ TOP RATED FOR: SIGHTSEEING – FOOD – CULTURE – FUN

Jeep Tours Hanoi FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Will we visit Train Street?
Yes! A stop at the famous Hanoi Train Street is included in your itinerary.

Do I need to drive the Jeep?
No. Our experienced local drivers handle the roads. You relax and enjoy the ride.

Is food and drink included?
Absolutely. All meals, drinks, and local specialties are included.

What happens if it rains?
We go rain or shine. Rain ponchos are provided to keep you dry and comfortable.

Is this tour suitable for everyone?
Yes! All ages are welcome, and no previous experience is needed.

Who is this for?
Perfect for anyone who wants to see real Hanoi—its street life, rich history, and culinary traditions—with comfort, convenience, and lots of fun.

TOUR OPTIONS & 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 TIMES

Morning Tour: 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM (Lunch at the end)
Afternoon Tour: 1:00 PM – 5:30 PM (Lunch at the beginning)
Hanoi After Dark Tour: 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM (Dinner included, no Banana Island visit)
Sunrise Tour: 5:30 AM – 8:30 AM (Breakfast included) – $79.99/person
Sunset Tour: 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Dinner included)

Duration: 4 – 4.5 hours
Pick-up & Drop-off: Available from hotels in/near Hanoi’s Old Quarter or a designated meeting point.

Jeep Tours Hanoi HIGHLIGHTS

Cruise across the historic Long Bien Bridge with panoramic views of the Red River
Ride through Hanoi Train Street and explore the Reunification Railway area
Enjoy the thrill of a vintage military-style Jeep, fully open-air for visibility and comfort
Visit Hanoi’s top landmarks: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, French Quarter, Truc Bach Lake, and West Lake
Navigate the maze-like lanes of the Old Quarter and see everyday life up close
Take a countryside detour to Banana Island, a peaceful escape filled with banana trees, small farms, and dirt trails
Savor authentic Vietnamese cuisine at a local eatery, followed by your choice of egg coffee or mango pudding

Jeep Tours Hanoi ITINERARY

🟢 Part 1: Hidden Corners & Historical Landmarks
Your Jeep adventure kicks off in the Old Quarter, where the maze of narrow lanes and bustling local life paints a vivid picture of Hanoi’s enduring charm. Cruise past colonial facades, artisan shops, and vibrant street scenes. Along the way, you’ll stop by the elegant Hanoi Opera House, an architectural gem echoing French colonial grandeur.
Then, delve into Hanoi’s wartime past with a stop at a rarely visited yet deeply symbolic site—the B-52 crash site at Huu Tiep Lake. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, this submerged bomber wreck tells powerful stories of the Vietnam War. Your guide will share insider insights, blending history with local perspectives for a more meaningful connection to the city.

🟢 Part 2: Peaceful Ride to Banana Island
Leave the city’s buzz behind as your Jeep rolls across the iconic Long Bien Bridge, built by the French in the early 20th century and scarred by war but still proudly standing. On the other side awaits Banana Island, an unexpected oasis of green within the heart of Hanoi.
Here, your Jeep winds through dirt paths flanked by banana groves, guava orchards, and open farmland. The scenery shifts from urban to rural in moments, offering a rare glimpse into the agricultural life that continues just beyond the city skyline. This tranquil stretch is a refreshing pause in the tour—quiet, scenic, and off the tourist trail.

🟢 Part 3: Lakeside Culture & Iconic Monuments
Back in central Hanoi, follow the winding roads around West Lake and Truc Bach Lake, where wide boulevards, breezy water views, and shady trees create a picturesque setting. Pass stately French colonial villas, a reminder of Hanoi’s layered past, and enter the city’s political heart.
Your guide will highlight major landmarks like Ba Dinh Square, where Vietnam declared independence in 1945; the towering Flag Tower, one of the oldest structures in Hanoi; and the solemn Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, where Vietnam’s revered leader rests. At each location, you’ll have the chance to stop for photos and hear engaging stories that bring these sites to life.

🟢 Part 4: Train Street Thrill & Culinary Finale
Venture into the narrow alleys surrounding Train Street, one of Hanoi’s most famous and photogenic locations. As you approach, you’ll see homes, cafés, and barber shops clustered shockingly close to the active railway line. It’s a place where Hanoi’s raw, kinetic energy comes alive, and you’ll have time to take it all in—from the sound of passing trains to the buzz of daily life.
To wrap up your journey, relax at a locally loved eatery for a full Vietnamese meal, featuring dishes that reflect the region’s rich culinary heritage. Then, wind down at a cozy café with your choice of a traditional Egg Coffee—rich, creamy, and iconic—or a refreshing Vietnamese dessert like mango pudding. It’s the perfect ending to a ride filled with discovery, flavor, and authentic connection.

WHAT TO BRING & WEAR

Comfortable clothing and shoes
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat (daytime tours)
A light jacket for cooler weather (Dec–Feb)
Camera or phone for great photos!

WHAT’S INCLUDED

✔️ Vintage Open-Air Jeep
✔️ English-speaking guide & licensed driver
✔️ Hotel pick-up & drop-off
✔️ All meals, drinks, and entrance fees
✔️ Bottled water
✔️ Rain ponchos (if needed)
✔️ Helmets & safety gear (when applicable)
✔️ Travel insurance