Overview: Hanoi Bicycle Tours – Hanoi City Bicycle Tour Half Day

Discover the hidden charms and secret corners of Hanoi with our Hanoi City Bicycle Tour (Half Day). Step off the beaten path and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Hanoi’s vibrant streets, where every alley tells a story and every turn reveals a new adventure.

Led by experienced local guides, this tour offers a unique, intimate perspective on the city—taking you through places that are inaccessible to cars and buses. Pedal through meandering backstreets and labyrinthine alleys that make up the city’s complex, living maze. Along the way, you’ll soak in the sights, sounds, and scents of Hanoi’s daily life, far from the tourist crowds.

But this is more than just a bike ride—it’s a journey of discovery. As you explore Hanoi’s bustling neighborhoods, you’ll uncover hidden gems and lesser-known landmarks that most travelers miss. From centuries-old temples tucked away in quiet courtyards to vibrant local markets brimming with color and character, each stop reveals a piece of the city’s rich history and culture.

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Group Tour Price: $50
Private Tour Price: $70 per person
Tour Price without lunch: $45 per person
Morning Tours 8:00 – 12:30 (Lunch included at the end)
Afternoon Tours 13:00– 17:30 (Lunch included at the beginning)
For Vegetarian we have vegetarian buffe option.
Duration: 4 – 4.5 hours
Pick-up & Drop-off: Your hotels in and around Hanoi’s Old Quarter or we’ll agree on a meeting point for your convenience
This Hanoi BicycleTour is run by our reliable parter with male tour guide. Minimum 02 travelers. Booking at least 24 hours inadvance
Children under the age of 12 receive a 30% discount, while children aged 3 to 5 are free.

Some more options available: Bicycle / Jeep / Motorbike/ Vespa / Car

FAQs

1. Is it possible to see the Hanoi Train Street?
Yes, the well-known Hanoi Train Street is on our agenda.
2. Are food and drink included?
Yes, all authentic local food and drinks are provided
3. What will happen if it rains?
We run our tours in rain or shine, and we provide high-quality rain ponchos to all of our visitors. Please keep the adventure spirits on our excursions.

Sights ✅ Food ✅ Culture ✅ and heaps of fun ✅

Highlights: Hanoi Bicycle Tours – Hanoi City Bicycle Tour Half Day

Cycle across the iconic Long Bien Bridge, a 100-year-old symbol of Hanoi’s strength and history.
Ride along quiet dirt paths to Banana Island, where peaceful farms and green groves offer a taste of Hanoi’s countryside.
Explore the legendary Reunification Train Street, where daily life happens just inches from active train tracks.
Pedal through the vibrant Old Quarter and elegant French Quarter, soaking in the charm of colonial architecture and buzzing street life.
Pass OUTSIDE major landmarks like the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, Truc Bach Lake, and the Hanoi Opera House.
Visit Huu Tiep Lake to see the wreckage of a B-52 bomber in Ngoc Ha Flower Village, a quiet reminder of the past.
Weave through hidden alleys and bustling markets, experiencing the real heartbeat of Hanoi.
End with a local lunch and your choice of Vietnamese egg coffee or mango caramel pudding at a beloved neighborhood café.

Itinerary: Hanoi Bicycle Tours – Hanoi City Bicycle Tour Half Day

🟢 Part 1: Hidden Hanoi – Backstreets, History & Colonial Charm

You’ll be greeted at your hotel lobby by our friendly team for a safety briefing and a rundown of the detailed itinerary before hopping on your bicycle to begin the journey. The adventure starts by pedaling through the winding alleys and hidden backstreets of central Hanoi—areas most tourists never see. As you cycle past French colonial buildings and vibrant cityscapes, our local guide will share fascinating stories of Hanoi’s rich past. You’ll pass iconic landmarks like the Hanoi Opera House and stop to witness the crashed B-52 bomber resting eerily in a small lake. The stage concludes with an unforgettable ride across the Long Bien Bridge, a century-old engineering marvel and symbol of Hanoi’s resilience.

🟢 Part 2: Green Escape – Banana Island & Rural Life

Leaving the city buzz behind, the second stage leads you into Hanoi’s countryside. Cycle through peaceful green gardens, beneath the canopy of guava and banana trees, and along winding dirt paths into Banana Island, the hidden green lung of the city. This serene escape offers a glimpse of traditional agricultural life, where farmers tend to their crops and locals live in harmony with nature. It’s a refreshing contrast to the urban sprawl—ideal for slow travel and mindful discovery.

🟢 Part 3: Lakeside Breezes & Train Street Moments

Next, ride along the breezy shores of West Lake, Hanoi’s largest and most scenic lake. Take in the tranquil water views and cool air before looping back toward the inner city. The route weaves through narrow lanes and hidden alleys, leading you to the legendary Reunification Train Street. Here, local life unfolds astonishingly close to active railway tracks—locals cook, chat, and relax just inches from where the train passes. It’s a surreal and photogenic moment, unique to Hanoi.

🟢 Part 4: Flavors of Hanoi – Lunch & Local Delights

We wrap up the tour with a well-earned break at a local eatery, where you’ll enjoy a delicious Vietnamese lunch featuring authentic regional flavors. Afterward, relax at a cozy café with your choice of the famous Vietnamese egg coffee, or opt for a sweet mango and caramel pudding, a local favorite. Finally, we’ll take you back to your hotel or a nearby drop-off point—ending your memorable journey through the soul of Hanoi.

Hanoi Bicycle Tours:

Dressing standard Light and comfortable clothing and shoes. Sunscreen and sunglasses. A light jacket or long sleeve top is recommended.
Inclusions Bicycles that are regularly inspected and maintained, pickup & drop off, fun and enthusiastic English speaking tour guide. helmets, entrance fees as indicated, local lunch, bottled water and drinks: egg coffee, local beer, raincoats(if needed).