Hanoi Motorbike Tour Led by Women: Hanoi Outskirts and Rural Life with Lunch
by Motorbike City Tours
Choose from 1 available option
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$118Overview
The Hanoi Motorbike Tour Led by Women begins at 8:00 a.m. with a meeting either in the hotel lobby in Hanoi’s Old Quarter or in front of the Hanoi Opera House. The mainly female drivers and guide provide a safety briefing and explain the itinerary before the ride starts. The tour uses new Honda Lead scooters equipped with passenger backrests for comfort, along with sanitized helmets, face masks, and raincoats if needed. The ride lasts about four and a half hours and covers the outskirts of Hanoi and nearby rural areas. The group first crosses the historic Long Bien Bridge over the Red River, leaving the city behind and entering the countryside. The first stop is an 800-year-old village where visitors see the village gate, pagoda, temple, and communal house. Visitors observe daily village life and meet a local family for tea and candy, with translation provided by the guide. Next, the tour continues through rice paddies and dirt roads to Co Loa Citadel. The guide explains the history of the area and Vietnam’s ancient defenses dating back to 300 B.C.E. Afterward, the ride goes through village alleys to reach local farmland. Here, the group takes a break by a quiet countryside pond and is offered drinks. The final stop is at a Vietnamese restaurant near Hồ Truc Bạch, where lunch includes traditional dishes, local specialties, Vietnamese egg coffee, and desserts such as mango pudding and caramel. The tour ends with a drop-off at the original hotel or a nearby location in Hanoi. Bottled water, alcoholic beverages, tea, and coffee are included throughout the tour.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Motorbike City Tours
The mainly female drivers and tour guide meet guests at their hotel lobby for a safety briefing and to explain the full itinerary. The scooters used are brand new Honda Lead models equipped with passenger backrests to make the ride comfortable, allowing passengers to feel like they are in a lounge chair rather than holding on tightly.
15 min
Long Bien Bridge
The tour begins by riding out of Hanoi across the historic Long Bien Bridge and along the Red River bank. The breezes from the river provide a pleasant atmosphere as the group moves toward the countryside. The first stop is an 800-year-old village featuring a traditional village gate, pagoda, temple, and communal house. Visitors observe local life and meet a family for tea and candy, with translation assistance from the guide.
45 min
Dong Ahn
The route continues through expansive rice paddies and onto dirt roads leading to Co Loa Citadel. The guide shares information about the area's history, including how Vietnam defended itself from invaders as far back as 300 B.C.E.
30 min
Dong Ahn
The tour proceeds through winding village alleys to the heart of local farmland, where agriculture remains an important part of the economy. Guests rest by a peaceful pond in the countryside, enjoying a refreshing drink and the surrounding calm scenery.
45 min
Hồ Truc Bạch
The final stop is a Vietnamese restaurant near Hồ Truc Bạch where guests have lunch featuring fresh traditional dishes and local specialties. Options include Vietnamese egg coffee and desserts such as mango pudding and caramel. After the meal, guests are dropped off at their hotel or another suitable location within Hanoi.
45 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Hanoi Motorbike Tour Led by Women: Hanoi Outskirts and Rural Life with Lunch
by Motorbike City Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$118Overview
The Hanoi Motorbike Tour Led by Women begins at 8:00 a.m. with a meeting either in the hotel lobby in Hanoi’s Old Quarter or in front of the Hanoi Opera House. The mainly female drivers and guide provide a safety briefing and explain the itinerary before the ride starts. The tour uses new Honda Lead scooters equipped with passenger backrests for comfort, along with sanitized helmets, face masks, and raincoats if needed. The ride lasts about four and a half hours and covers the outskirts of Hanoi and nearby rural areas. The group first crosses the historic Long Bien Bridge over the Red River, leaving the city behind and entering the countryside. The first stop is an 800-year-old village where visitors see the village gate, pagoda, temple, and communal house. Visitors observe daily village life and meet a local family for tea and candy, with translation provided by the guide. Next, the tour continues through rice paddies and dirt roads to Co Loa Citadel. The guide explains the history of the area and Vietnam’s ancient defenses dating back to 300 B.C.E. Afterward, the ride goes through village alleys to reach local farmland. Here, the group takes a break by a quiet countryside pond and is offered drinks. The final stop is at a Vietnamese restaurant near Hồ Truc Bạch, where lunch includes traditional dishes, local specialties, Vietnamese egg coffee, and desserts such as mango pudding and caramel. The tour ends with a drop-off at the original hotel or a nearby location in Hanoi. Bottled water, alcoholic beverages, tea, and coffee are included throughout the tour.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Motorbike City Tours
The mainly female drivers and tour guide meet guests at their hotel lobby for a safety briefing and to explain the full itinerary. The scooters used are brand new Honda Lead models equipped with passenger backrests to make the ride comfortable, allowing passengers to feel like they are in a lounge chair rather than holding on tightly.
15 min
Long Bien Bridge
The tour begins by riding out of Hanoi across the historic Long Bien Bridge and along the Red River bank. The breezes from the river provide a pleasant atmosphere as the group moves toward the countryside. The first stop is an 800-year-old village featuring a traditional village gate, pagoda, temple, and communal house. Visitors observe local life and meet a family for tea and candy, with translation assistance from the guide.
45 min
Dong Ahn
The route continues through expansive rice paddies and onto dirt roads leading to Co Loa Citadel. The guide shares information about the area's history, including how Vietnam defended itself from invaders as far back as 300 B.C.E.
30 min
Dong Ahn
The tour proceeds through winding village alleys to the heart of local farmland, where agriculture remains an important part of the economy. Guests rest by a peaceful pond in the countryside, enjoying a refreshing drink and the surrounding calm scenery.
45 min
Hồ Truc Bạch
The final stop is a Vietnamese restaurant near Hồ Truc Bạch where guests have lunch featuring fresh traditional dishes and local specialties. Options include Vietnamese egg coffee and desserts such as mango pudding and caramel. After the meal, guests are dropped off at their hotel or another suitable location within Hanoi.
45 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.