GABRIELLA'S PLAN: HA NOI ITINERARY 2 DAY TOUR

Having breakfast. Spend the morning to visit Quang Phu Cau incense village

08:30: Driver picks you up at your hotel and head out of Hanoi by car

09:30: Arriving in Quang Phu Cau. By the time we arrive, the villagers have already set out incense to dry in various formations and we’ll get pictures of people working among this sea of red. We will have time to capture a variety of shots of the workers in action.

We also venture further into the village workshops, shooting images of the incense-making process, including bamboo chopping, dipping the sticks in dye, and the creation of incense paste. We’ll take more images of the friendly locals who have worked on producing incense in this village for generations. We leave the village at noon, as the workers are preparing for lunch and head back to Hanoi for lunch.

Go back to the city keep visiting Tran Quoc Pagoda located on Golden Fish Island in West Lake. It is the oldest pagoda in Ha Noi built in the 6th century.

The next stop is Temple of Literature – the first university of Vietnam, established in the 11th century.

Then, Hoa Lo Prison Museum which originally used by the French colonists in Indochina for political prisoners and later by North Vietnam for U.S. prisoners during the Vietnam War. During this later period, it was known to American POWs as the “Hanoi Hilton”.

Overnight in Ha Noi.

Hanoi is definitely one of the cities which are well- known for street food in Vietnam, a wonderland for foodies because of a variety of soups, noodles, snacks, coffee and much more to offer.

There’s no better way to find the hidden beauty of the old town in Hanoi and its cuisine than through this unique and carefully-designed street food tour.

Check in train street famous place you can’t miss when visiting Hanoi.

Along the trip Jenny will take you to local places to enjoy our Hanoi authentic street foods: Jenny is taking you to Hang Bac street where you will find the greatest “bánh mì” place in town.

After that, you will visit to one of the original egg coffee shops. You will not only enjoy the Hanoian Cappuccino coffee but also get to know the procedure of making it.

The next stop is an ancient cuisine alley where you can try the truly authentic version of “bún chả” and spring rolls – Hanoian specialties. Later on, you will pass by few interesting streets in The Old Quarters which are still devoted to their original trades to get to try Hanoian savory pan cake and Vietnamese steamed rice rolls.

Overnight in Hanoi.

Trip ends. See you next time!

Thank you for travelling with Jenny From The Blog!!!