Jeep Tour Vietnam – Explore Vietnam in a Legendary War-Era Jeep

Step off the beaten path and into the heart of Vietnam with our Jeep Tour Vietnam experience. Ride through vibrant city streets, historic landmarks, and peaceful countryside in an iconic open-air Vietnam People’s Army Jeep. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, culture lover, or first-time visitor, our Jeep tours are the most thrilling and immersive way to discover Vietnam.

Our most popular route begins in Hanoi and takes you deep into the city’s cultural layers—uncovering everything from colonial architecture and war relics to hidden alleys and vibrant local markets. Led by expert local guides, every journey is a mix of storytelling, exploration, and unforgettable scenery.

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Why Take a Jeep Tour in Vietnam?

Ride in a real vintage military Jeep from the Vietnam War era
See both must-visit sights and hidden local gems
Get expert insights from English-speaking local guides
Enjoy traditional Vietnamese food and drinks
Flexible tour times: morning, afternoon, or evening
Great for families, friends, solo travelers, and small groups

Jeep Tour Vietnam Itinerary

Part 1: Hidden Alleys & Local Markets

Your Jeep adventure begins in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, where we explore the maze of narrow alleys and discover Cho Gioi Market—a bustling local market filled with secondhand goods, auto parts, and unique finds. This is the real Hanoi, where tradition and everyday life blend into one vibrant scene.

Part 2: Colonial Beauty & War Legacy

We move into the French Quarter to admire the Hanoi Opera House before continuing to the B52 Victory Museum, where a downed bomber from the Vietnam War is on display. Along the way, we pass by Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, the Presidential Palace, and several government-era buildings that tell the city’s story through their architecture.

Part 3: Nature Break & Riverside Calm

Leaving the city buzz behind, we cross the legendary Long Bien Bridge and arrive at Banana Island—a quiet farming area with banana groves and dirt paths. We circle back along the West Lake shoreline, stopping at Tran Quoc Pagoda, one of Vietnam’s oldest Buddhist temples, for a moment of calm reflection.

Part 4: Life on the Tracks & Local Cuisine

We finish with a ride to the famous Hanoi Train Street, where trains pass just inches from homes. It’s a stunning photo opportunity and a window into everyday life. After the tour, enjoy a delicious Vietnamese meal and relax at a local café with egg coffee or mango caramel pudding.