Experience an exciting ride in a classic Vietnam People’s Army Jeep through Hanoi’s outskirts
Discover peaceful countryside landscapes, rice fields, and traditional villages
Explore the historic Co Loa Citadel, dating back to the 3rd century BC
Cross the historic Chuong Duong Bridge with scenic views of the Red River
Observe authentic rural life and interact with local villagers
Enjoy a relaxing coffee break in the countryside surrounded by nature
Taste authentic Vietnamese cuisine at a local restaurant
Learn fascinating stories about Vietnam’s ancient history and culture from a knowledgeable local guide
Escape the busy streets of Hanoi and explore the peaceful countryside on an unforgettable Jeep adventure. Ride in a legendary Vietnam Army Jeep as you travel through hidden backstreets, cross historic bridges, and discover traditional villages and rice fields. The highlight of the journey is visiting the ancient Co Loa Citadel, a historic fortress dating back to the 3rd century BC. This tour perfectly blends history, rural culture, and scenic landscapes for a unique experience outside Hanoi.
Your local guide and experienced driver will pick you up from your hotel in the Hanoi Old Quarter in a vintage open-air Jeep. After a short introduction, begin your countryside adventure beyond the city.
Drive through hidden alleyways and local neighborhoods before heading toward the outskirts of Hanoi. Along the route, pass bustling markets, small temples, and traditional houses that reveal the authentic rhythm of local life.
Cross the historic Chuong Duong Bridge, offering beautiful views of the Red River and surrounding countryside.
Continue the journey through peaceful rural landscapes filled with rice fields and traditional villages. Stop at a local village to interact with residents, observe farming activities, and learn about the daily life of people living outside Hanoi.
Arrive at the legendary Co Loa Citadel, one of the oldest historical sites in Vietnam and the first capital of the ancient Au Lac Kingdom. Walk through its unique spiral-shaped ramparts, visit ancient temples, and listen to fascinating stories about King An Duong Vuong and Vietnamese mythology.
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After exploring the citadel, take a relaxing break at a peaceful countryside café where you can enjoy traditional Vietnamese coffee or tea while overlooking rice fields.
Continue the scenic ride back toward Hanoi, taking in more views of the countryside before returning to the city.
Finally, enjoy a local Vietnamese meal before your guide drops you off at your hotel in the Old Quarter.
Meals
Lunch
Transport
Army Jeep
Accommodation
No
Inclusion of the tour
Exclusion of the tour
| Price Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Regular Price | USD 65 / person |
| Sale Price | USD 59 / person |
| Price Off | Save USD 6 (Limited Time Offer) |
Yes. Your tour is operated by experienced, licensed drivers who are highly familiar with Hanoi’s traffic conditions. Helmets and rain ponchos are provided when needed, and safety is always our top priority.
The tour runs in most weather conditions. We provide high-quality rain ponchos, and the experience can be even more exciting in light rain.
Yes. Private tours are available upon request for couples, families, or small groups seeking a more personalized experience.
Surcharge fees may apply during public holidays (especially Tet), for pick-up outside Hanoi Old Quarter, private tour upgrades, or special requests, and will always be clearly informed before booking confirmation.
