Hanoi Fun City Motorbike Tour with Rider-Guide

Tour Itinerary:

1. Tran Quoc Pagoda
   Your journey begins at Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi. Located on a serene islet on West Lake, this 1,500-year-old pagoda is a perfect blend of ancient architecture and tranquil surroundings. Take in the peaceful atmosphere as you admire the stunning pagoda rising beside the water.
2. Temple of Literature
   Next, dive into Vietnam’s scholarly past at the Temple of Literature, dedicated to Confucius and scholars. This temple, originally built as the first university in Vietnam, is a peaceful oasis with lush gardens and ancient pavilions, embodying the spirit of learning and tradition.
3. Local Brunch (Optional)
   If you choose to include a light brunch,  your guide will take you to a local “Pho” restaurant where you can enjoy traditional Vietnamese “Pho cuon – Roll Pho”.
4. Long Bien Bridge 
   Then, you’ll ride across the historic Long Bien Bridge, an iconic symbol of Hanoi’s resilience. Designed by Gustave Eiffel, the bridge was bombed during the Vietnam War but still stands as a testament to the city’s endurance. As you cross, enjoy panoramic views of the Red River and its surrounding farmlands.
5. Opera House (from the outside)Another highlight of the Hanoi City Motorbike Tour is a visit to the majestic Hanoi Opera House, one of the most iconic landmarks in the city. Built between 1901 and 1911 during the French colonial period, the Hanoi Opera House is an exquisite example of neo-classical French architecture, inspired by the Palais Garnier in Paris.
6. Train Street coffee: Salt Coffee, or Egg Coffee, or Coconut Coffee 
   At first glance, Hanoi Train Street looks like any other narrow alley, but several times a day, a train comes barreling down the tracks, just inches away from homes and shopfronts. This has made it one of the most talked-about spots in Hanoi, attracting both locals and visitors for its thrill and photogenic charm.As part of the tour, you’ll have a chance to ride along this iconic street, stopping at one of the cozy cafes that line the tracks. From there, you can enjoy a drink, chat with locals, and perhaps even witness the train passing through, a moment that is as exhilarating as it is surreal. End the tour with a true Hanoi specialty: a cup of creamy egg coffee or refreshing coconut coffee. You’ll stop at a local cafe, a perfect place to unwind and reflect on the day’s journey. Egg coffee is a unique Hanoi treat, blending coffee with whipped egg yolk, while coconut coffee offers a sweet and tropical twist.