The only surviving city gate of ancient Hanoi, O Quan Chuong, also known as the Old City Gate or Old East Gate, was named after a chief of the army to remember him and other Nguyen soldiers who fought against the French. It has a typical architecture of a watch-tower from the Nguyen dynasty and till today, acts as a proof of the struggle.Read moreMore about Old City Gate

We will visit 6 to 8 different street food vendors inside the old quarter to try different Hanoian street foods in small restaurants, some inside & some outside

Our tour included to drink Hanoi Egg CoffeeRead moreMore about Old Quarter

Hanoi has the Old Quarter area with 36 streets, each street often connects closely to a handicraft. Therefore, though it’s the first time, people come there, they are easy to recognize that handicrafts, even they only hear the sound in that street, they also guess it.

According to the literal meaning, “Hang” means a shop or store and “Bac” is silver (a kind of metal used to coin money and product jewelry).

We will try one of best desserts in Hanoi here and The end of great street food tour at Hang Bac Str.Read moreMore about Hang Bac Street