Highlights:

Hanoi is a beautiful city located in the north of Vietnam. It is one of the best cities in Asia with beautiful scenery and bustling city life. Hanoi exudes an interesting mix of history and culture along with, a modern cosmopolitan vibe. Being a French colony in the past, it is easy to see the rich cultural heritage with historic architecture combined with ancient Asian tradition. In addition, you will find a variety of exotic dishes that lined the city streets. Surely, you would feel constantly tempted to partake in an early breakfast with their world-renowned Vietnamese coffee or savor the goodness of their rice noodle soups. And the most fun thing is, you can travel in Vietnam is by scooter. By traveling on a scooter, you will experience authentic Hanoi more than you ever would with a hot crowded bus tour.
Atractive sights in Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh Complex
Who is Ho Chi Minh?
Ho Chi Minh is the great father of Vietnam, who dedicated his life to save the country from invaders. Ho Chi Minh was born in 1890. By the time being a teenager, Ho Chi Minh shared his father’s views – that Vietnam had a right to govern itself free of colonial rule. Under his leading, Vietnamese people was successful in fighting against the French occupation and had our own independence, when he became the first president of Vietnam.Respecting his dedications, from the bottom of all Vietnamese people, he was regarded as the Great father or was called as Uncle Ho.

Ba Dinh Square
The square was originally developed by French colony and known as Round Point Pugininer was renamed in 1945. Ba Dinh square, where Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum lies, is a historical site where President Ho Chi Minh read the Independence Declaration of Vietnam on September 2nd, 1945.
With its large size, Ba Dinh square can contains up to 200,000 people, with 168 sq. meters of green and fresh grass.
Nowadays, the square is one of the rare areas covered with green glass in urban Hanoi. Many important events such as parades and commemoration of veterans take place at the square.
Ho Chi Minh MuseumHanoi Fabulous Food and Sights TourThe Ho Chi Minh Museum in Hanoi is the preserver of everything memorable related to the great revolutionist, Ho Chi Minh. The Museum was started opening on 2nd September, 1990, celebrating the 100th birthday occasion of Ho Chi Minh.
Ho Chi Minh Museum in Hanoi includes extensive floors and the best way to explore the Museum is start visiting from up to down. The museum has a priceless collection of military orders, mementos, photos of the Communist Party's earlier achievements, the great August and October revolutions, exhibits related to Ho Chi Minh's political activities, etc. Especially, the Museum is also an example of the Soviet architecture and so the visitors can have chances to enjoy both the exhibits and structure in this place.
Presidential Palace
Presidential Palace was designed by supervised a German architect for a French Indochina Governor and was completed 1906. That is the most fussy and expensive construction at that time. This building had 400 rooms and named Indochina Governor Palace.
In 1945, when Vietnam again had independence, it was recalled the Presidential Palace. Although Uncle Ho was supposed to lived and worked, he refused to live in this luxurious building. He said it was totally unsuitable for his poor and starving people. In 1954, Ho Chi Minh came back to Hanoi and just stayed at a small house in this garden(House No.54).
Ho Chi Minh mausoleum
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum was formally inaugurated on August 29, 1975. The mausoleum was inspired by Lenin's Mausoleum in Moscow but still based mainly on the foundation of the distinct Vietnamese architectural elements. The mausoleum's portico has the words "Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh" inscribed across it, meaning "President Ho Chi Minh."
In facts, Ho Chi Minh asked for a simple funeral but when he died, compliance with the Vietnamese people’s expectations, the Vietnamese government decided to remain his dead body, and a project of a mausoleum was ensured seriously. The structure is 21.6 metres high and 41.2 metres wide. The gardens surrounding the mausoleum have nearly 250 different species of plants and flowers, all from different regions of Vietnam
One Pillar pagoda
The pagoda was built in 1049, under the reign of Ly Thai Tong. But at that time, it was a group of structures consisting of a pagoda and a tower built in the middle of a square lake with the literally meaning: “long lasting happiness and good luck. This unique architecture was based on an interesting reason. Building a pillar in the middle of a lotus pond, and a temple of lotus-shape, that reflected what Ly Thai Tong saw in the dream. One Pillar pagoda with the special story has been attracting hundreds of thousands of international tourists!

Price : 50 USD/Person /

Inclusions: Motorbikes with Female Drivers ,Street food ,Drink and English speaking guide

Tour style: Local Life & Culture, Local Food, Adventure Motorbikes & Orientation, The old quarter sightseeing
Exclusions:
All other drinks, extra food portions, tips for local guide
Schedule details:

• Duration: 03 hours by Motorbikes ( You will seat on the back of motorbikes driven by female experience drivers )
• Meeting Point : Pick up at your address in old quarter of Hanoi and bring to 74 Hang Bac street, Hanoi to pay and depart
• Departure Time : 12h 00 PM
• Drop off location : at your address in the old quarter of Hanoi or at 74 Hang Bac street inside Kim Tours's building in the old quarter of Hanoi
  

Feedback from Travelers to Us

Awesome city tour with Hanoi Motorbike Street Foods!

I booked a half day city tour by scooter - it was raining a little so there were no other bookings - I was lucky enough to end up having a private tour with Rosie. Lucky for me the rain stopped and we had a great few hours. Best way to see Hanoi! Rosie is super-knowledgeable and shared loads of insights about the sites we visited and the local culture - and she has some mad motorbike skills! We stopped for traditional coffee and a local lunch, and packed all the important sites into 4 hours.

The whole process was great - I booked at the last minute via email and the staff were really accommodating and had grreat communication. Rosie picked me up at my accommodation a little way out of the city centre, and stopped along the way to get me a raincoat. Felt 100% safe on the scooter. Highly recommend!

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