Vietnam Jeep Tours – Explore Authentic Hanoi in a Legendary War-Era Jeep

Looking for a truly immersive way to discover Vietnam? Vietnam Jeep Tours offer a one-of-a-kind experience that blends historical exploration, cultural discovery, and scenic drives—all from the seat of a legendary Vietnam War-era Jeep. Based in the heart of Hanoi, our tours provide unmatched access to both iconic landmarks and hidden corners of the capital city.

Whether you’re a curious traveler, history enthusiast, or adventurous foodie, our Jeep tours are designed to help you experience Vietnam like a local—up close, personal, and unforgettable.

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Why Choose Vietnam Jeep Tours?

Ride Like a Local: Travel in vintage Vietnam People’s Army Jeeps—open-air vehicles that give you a full sensory experience of Hanoi’s sights, sounds, and energy.
See More, Feel More: From must-see landmarks to hard-to-find local markets, our routes are curated to showcase the real Vietnam.
Authentic Flavors: Enjoy a full local meal and your choice of famous Vietnamese egg coffee or mango & caramel pudding.
Flexible Schedule: Choose from Morning (8–12), Afternoon (13–17), or After Dark (17–21) tours.
Small Groups or Private Tours: Join a small group or book a private ride tailored to your interests.

Vietnam Jeep Tours Itinerary

Part 1: Backstreets, Markets & Motor Culture

Your Jeep Adventure begins with an exciting ride through Hanoi’s bustling backstreets and lively local markets. We visit the legendary Cho Gioi market—home to rare car parts, quirky gadgets, and more—offering a glimpse into daily life that few tourists ever see. Watch everyday Hanoi unfold: families cooking curbside, mechanics working roadside, kids playing in alleys.

Part 2: Landmarks of Legacy

Our journey continues past some of Hanoi’s most iconic sights. Marvel at the French colonial-style Hanoi Opera House, drive by the stately Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and take photos at the B52 Victory Museum, where the wreckage of an American bomber lies as a striking reminder of wartime history. These stops provide both photo ops and meaningful insight.

Part 3: Rivers, Bridges, and Rural Retreats

Next, we escape the city buzz. Drive across the famous Long Bien Bridge—a historic steel icon built by the French in the 1900s—and descend into Banana Island, where lush farms and quiet riverside trails reveal Hanoi’s peaceful countryside. Circle the serene West Lake and visit Tran Quoc Pagoda, Vietnam’s oldest Buddhist temple nestled along the lake’s edge.

Part 4: Train Street & Tasty Treats

The finale brings you to Hanoi’s viral Train Street, where trains roar through a narrow residential lane filled with cafés. Snap that once-in-a-lifetime photo and chat with locals living just inches from the tracks. Then, wind down with a meal at a local eatery and a cup of Hanoi’s famous egg coffee or a cool mango pudding dessert at a secret local spot.