How To Book Hanoi Tours From Peru For 4,5 Days?

How to Book Hanoi Tours from Peru for 4-5 Days?

Researching the Right Tour Package

Before planning your Hanoi tours from Peru you must make sure that you have the right itinerary that fits your travel style.

4-Day Hanoi Tour: Balanced, cultural, and city life experience Great for those who enjoy a deep dive but don’t have time to spare.

5-Day Hanoi Tour: This includes everything in the four-day package, and then an extra day in Bac Ninh for Quan Ho folk singing and traditional Viet Nam countryside life. This is a great option for travelers looking for a deeper cultural experience.

Key Factors to Consider:

• Weather: The most favorable time for Hanoi tours is between September and November (autumn) or March to April (spring) when the weather is fine.
• Budget: Check the package inclusions closely to avoid surprises.
• Activities: If you enjoy history, you can’t miss the Co Loa Ancient Citadel. Those who prefer hands-on will head for Kim Lan Pottery Village.

Contacting Impress Travel

After all are set for the best Hanoi tours from Peru, the next thing you need to do is contact a tour operator with a good reputation like Impress Travel. Contact us for your booking hassle-free :

• Email: Send inquiries to info@impresstravel.com for a quick response.
• WhatsApp:  (+84) 912 379 189
• Online Inquiry Form: Fill out our website contact form for a detailed itinerary and pricing.

What Details Should You Provide?
To get the best tour experience, provide the following information when inquiring:

• Travel dates (Flexible or fixed schedule?)
• Number of travelers (Solo, couple, family, or group?)
• Preferred activities (Cultural exploration, food experiences, adventure?)
• Special requirements (Dietary needs, private tours, Spanish-speaking guide?)

Understanding Costs & Inclusions

A clear booking process is essential for a worry-free stay. If you’re booking your Hanoi tours from Peru, then be sure to know what’s included:

Accommodation: La Siesta Hotel & Spa 4Star in old quarter Hanoi

Meals: A cross-section of Vietnamese specialties and international fare to please Peruvian palates.

Transport: All transfers in private air-conditioned vehicles.

Entrance Fees: Entrance tickets to attractions such as Co Loa Ancient Citadel, Dong Ngac Village, and Kim Lan Pottery Village.

 Guided Tours: Local guides fluent in English (Spanish-speaking guides are available upon request).

Are There Additional Costs?
Our in-Hanoi tours are all-inclusive, but you should set aside money for:

• Personal expenses (souvenirs, extra drinks, or spa services).
• Tips for guides and drivers (optional but appreciated).
• Optional experiences (e.g., customized private boat tours on West Lake).

Payment Process & Booking Confirmation

Booking Hanoi Tours from Peru At Impress Travel, we offer secure and flexible payment options for travelers booking Hanoi tours from Peru:

• Credit Cards (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX) – Fast and convenient for international payments.
• PayPal & Online Transfers – Payment is secured however with buyer protection.
• Wire Transfers – For those who like to do things the old-school way.

What Happens After Payment?
Once payment is confirmed, you will receive:

• Official booking confirmation via email.
• Electronic tickets & travel documents for your tour.
• Detailed itinerary with contact information of your guide and hotel.

We have instant confirmation and customer support to make the process easy and stress-free.

4.5-Day Hanoi Tours from Peru Itinerary (With Hidden Gems)

Day 1: Arrival in Hanoi – Check-in & Relax

Morning:
Travelers arriving at Noi Bai International Airport will be welcomed by an experienced guide and transferred to their four-star accommodation in Hanoi La Siesta Hotel & Spa located in the heart of the Old Quarter. Guests have time to check into their rooms have a drink and relax after a long two-day journey.

Afternoon:
It is time to rest and recover! Guests can relax at the hotel’s spa, go for a quick walk through the Old Quarter , or spend time on the hotel’s rooftop terrace, gazing at Hanoi’s historic connections.

Evening:
At Duong’s Restaurant, a welcome dinner will introduce travelers to Peruvian-friendly Vietnamese dishes. The food, grilled fish, coconut rice, and fresh spring rolls, provide a charming introduction to Vietnamese cuisine but will also please international palates.

Day 2: Exploring Hanoi’s Hidden Treasures

Morning:
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before starting the day with a visit to Dong Ngac Ancient Village, one of the oldest and most well-preserved villages in Ha Noi. Travelers will visit traditional Vietnamese houses, some more than 400 years old, and learn about the noble families who lived there. A guided walk around the village will stop at pontoon houses, ancestral halls , and ancient temples. Visitors will be able to sample local treats such as green sticky rice and lotus tea.

Afternoon:
The next stop is Hanoi Train Street: an odd city railway where trains pass within inches of houses. Visitors sip traditional egg coffee at Hidden Gem Café as they wait for a train to rumble past on the narrow street. Next is West Lake, where travelers will take a private boat ride with stops at a lotus tea farm. Here, they will witness the delicate process of lotus tea-making, a centuries-old Vietnamese tradition.

Evening:
Dinner will be at Salmonoid Restaurant, a fusion restaurant that combines Vietnamese and international tastes. The menu features fresh salmon recipes, organic vegetable dishes, and locally inspired desserts. This cozy dining spot has just the right ambiance to digest the day’s activities.

Day 3: Hanoi’s Craft Villages & Rural Heritage

Morning:
After breakfast, set out for Dong Ho Painting Village, where artisans use traditional woodblock printing to create pieces that reflect Vietnamese folklore and daily life. Visitors will have the opportunity to make their prints using traditional techniques.

Afternoon:
Finally, guests will visit Kim Lan Pottery Village a more authentic alternative to Bat Trang Ceramic Village, which is more popular among tourists. A pottery-making session with a local artisan will provide travelers the chance to sculpt and paint their handmade ceramic ware that they’ll be able to take home with them.

The last place to visit in the afternoon is Co Loa Ancient Citadel, a historical site from 257 BC. Travelers will discover the ancient king An Duong Vuong and the golden turtle being praised as a national hero. The group would tour the immense spiral walls of the citadel, visit the temple of Princess My Chau, and bask in the peaceful, rural scenery.

Evening:
A riverside dinner at The Clover at Ngoc Thuy is a peaceful way to sample a range of Vietnamese dishes, including grilled catfish with turmeric and lemongrass. The restaurant’s al fresco seating commands breathtaking views of the Red River, a peaceful and scenic environment in which to dine.

Day 4: Shopping, Leisure & Departure

Morning:
Visit a market & go for traditional food The last day in Hanoi begins with a visit to Hang Da Market, a local marketplace that is famous for its high-quality silk products, handcrafted jewelry, and homemade traditional Vietnamese souvenirs. Travelers will have time to wander through the market at their leisure before continuing to Van Phuc Silk Village, where they can observe expert loom workers making luxurious silk textiles and shop for fine scarves, dresses, and accessories.

Afternoon:
Lunch is at Sen Tay Ho, one of Hanoi’s most well-known buffet restaurants, where more than 50 traditional Vietnamese dishes will be served. Dinner is fresh seafood, grilled meat, and exotic tropical fruits before returning to the hotel to pack for the ride home.

Evening:
They will be driven to Noi Bai International Airport for a comfortable transfer back to Peru.

Optional Day 5: Cultural Immersion in Bac Ninh

Morning:
Those with Hanoi tours from Peru should consider a cultural day trip to Bac Ninh. Travelers will visit a traditional Quan Ho folk singing house, where they can check out a live performance of this UNESCO-recognized musical art form. This year, guests can also wear traditional Vietnamese costumes such as ao tu than and nan quai thao.

Afternoon:
Lunch will include regional specialties like Nem Bui, freshwater crab soup, and grilled catfish. After that, the tour will proceed to Bat Trang Ceramic Village, where visitors can watch ceramic artisans with their silent works and ancient kilns, which have provided pottery products for people for decades.

Evening:
Dinner at Press Club Restaurant for an exquisite farewell meal to round off the journey. A special Vietnamese and international menu will be served to guests before they go back to their hotel.

What’s Included in Hanoi Tours from Peru

• Stay in 4-star hotel in Hanoi
• Daily breakfast, select lunches, and dinners at top-tier restaurants
• Private airport departure transfers and all transportation on tour
• Admission to all stops listed on the itinerary
• Local expert guide (Spanish-speaking guide available upon request)
• Cultural experiences such as pottery making, folk music, and boat rides
• Bottled water provided during excursions

What’s Not Included in Hanoi Tours from Peru

• All international flights to and from Vietnam
• Vietnam visa fees (help provided if needed)
• Personal expenses such as souvenirs, additional drinks, and optional activities
• Travel insurance (recommended for all travelers)
• Tips for guides and drivers (optional but appreciated)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What’s the best way to get a Vietnamese visa from Peru?

Vietnam Visa for Peru Citizens: Online Application Process This is the smartest and fastest way to get Permission to Enter your Hanoi tours.

Here’s how to apply:

• Go to the Vietnam eVisa Portal (the government’s official page)
• Fill out the application form with the passport information.
• Upload a passport-sized photo and scanned page of the passport.
• Pay the visa fee (cost varies between $25-$50 USD, depending on processing time).
• Approval of your eVisa will be sent to you by e-mail within 3-5 business days.
• You will need to print out the eVisa to show upon entering Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi.

2. Can I book a private tour instead of a group tour?

Absolutely! Our Hanoi Tours from Peru have flexibility and can be customized. For a more personal touch, try one of our private tours and discover Hanoi at a pace that suits you, with an itinerary designed to suit your interests.

A private tour ensures:

• A dedicated guide and driver for personalized service.
• Flexible scheduling that allows you to spend more time at places you love.
• Special access sites and private cooking classes.

3. Are Spanish-speaking guides available?

Yes! Recognizing that language can be a barrier when exploring a new country, Impress Travel offers Spanish-speaking guides on request for all Hanoi tours from Peru.

Our Spanish-speaking guides are:

• Fluent in Spanish and Vietnamese, ensuring smooth communication.
• Familiar with Hanoi’s history, culture , and little-known treasures.

• Friendly and experienced, providing an enlightened and pleasant experience.

If you need a guide who speaks Spanish, remember to specify when ordering your Hanoi tours and we will make the best service for you.

4. What currency should I bring for the trip?

Vietnamese Dong (VND) The currency used in Vietnam is the Vietnamese Dong. US dollars (USD) are accepted in many hotels and all major restaurants and tourist shops.

For the best exchange rates:

• Bring some USD in cash which we exchanged in Hanoi at legit currency exchangers.
• Use ATMs to withdraw VND, which can be found throughout the city.
• Cash is best to pay at the street markets and smaller vendors, though credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX) are accepted at premium restaurants, hotels, and shopping malls.

Small denominations of VND are useful for taxi fares, street food, and local purchases on your Hanoi tours.

5. Is it safe to drink tap water in Hanoi?

Although Hanoi is a progressive city, drinking tap water is a no-go. For your The Best of Hanoi Tours from Peru to be safe, it’s best to:

• Drink bottled water, which is sold everywhere from hotels, restaurants, and even convenience stores.
• Use filtered or boiled water if staying in a long-term accommodation.
• Do not drink ice cubes from unknown sources as they may be made from untreated tap water.

In addition, every restaurant that we take you to on our Hanoi tours only cooks with purified water to ensure that all food and drinks you eat during the entire trip are clean and safe.

Packing Tips for Peruvian Travelers Visiting Hanoi

What to Wear? Packing for Hanoi’s Seasonal Weather

Hanoi has four well-defined seasons; depending on the time of year you are visiting, your packing list will vary.

• Spring (March – April): Moderately mild weather with temp ranging from (18°C to 25°C), thus, rest assured to pack light sweaters, accessories, and comfortable walking shoes along with breathing clothing for the day.
• Summer (May-August): Temperatures range from 26°C to 35°C in Hanoi, which can be hot and humid, so wear airy, loose-fitting clothes, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen during your Hanoi tours.
• Autumn (September – November): This is the most pleasant season where temperatures range from 20°C to 27°C; carry light jackets, long-sleeve shirts, and comfortable pants for outdoor activities.
• Winter (December – February): Hanoi can see cold weather with temperatures in the low 10’s Celsius, so bring warm layers, a wet-weather jacket, and closed shoes to help

A raincoat or foldable umbrella will prove to be very useful, regardless of the season, as Hanoi may experience sudden rain showers.

Essential Packing Guide for Hanoi Tours from Peru

 If you want to enjoy the best of your Hanoi tours from Peru, do not forget these traveling essentials:

• Currency: You can take some US Dollars (USD) (or exchange USD for Vietnamese Dong (VND) into Peruvian Sol (PEN)) as currency. Major hotels and restaurants accept credit cards, but small purchases are best made in cash.
• SIM Cards & Internet Access: Get a local Vietnamese SIM card so you get cheap data and cheap calls. You should use the most reliable ones: Viettel, Vinaphone, and Mobiphone. You can purchase SIM cards at the airport or convenience stores.
• Power Adapters: Type A, C, and F power outlets with a voltage of 220V are widely used in Vietnam. Carry a universal adaptor charger for your devices.
• Travel Insurance: Having a comprehensive travel insurance policy that includes health emergencies, lost baggage, and trip cancellations is strongly advised.
• Personal Medication: Bring some important medicines like motion sickness pills, stomach relief tablets, and allergy medication, as the food and climate in Hanoi may differ from Peru.

Cultural Etiquette & Safety Tips for First-Time Visitors on Hanoi Tours from Peru

While traveling through Hanoi tours, exploring local customs and safety precautions is essential to enjoy the exploration of your own.

• Respect local customs: Cover your shoulders and knees when entering temples or pagodas. Take off your shoes and enter holy places.
• Crossing the street: Traffic can be overwhelming in Hanoi. Cross like you are in a no-rush moment, and let motorbikes steer around you.
• Bargaining in markets: Prices in shopping malls can be invariable, but you could bargain for a good price at local markets, especially in Hang Da Market. Begin with counter-offers of half the quoted price, and negotiate courteously.
• Be mindful of scams: Unofficial taxis abound always use a trusted ride-hailing app like Grab. Be careful during currency conversion, only do it at authorized currency exchange counters.
• Stay hydrated & eat wisely: Drink only bottled or filtered water; do not consume ice if its source is unknown. When first visiting, start with milder Vietnamese dishes before hitting the street food scene for spicier recipes.

Conclusion

That’s something that would be tough to do on your own! Your travels with Hanoi tours from Peru can show you the many facets of Vietnam that you might not think to explore while here. Discovering the experience of Living like a real local through Dong Ngac Ancient Village & Pottery workshop at Kim Lan Pottery Village.

On behalf of Impress Travel, we guarantee a unique experience, tailored for the Peruvian traveler, from Spanish-speaking guides to the best accommodations, to well-crafted itineraries. Get lost in the wonders of the 4-day Hanoi experience or book an optional day to experience even more culture in Bac Ninh.

Contact Impress Travel today to start planning your perfect Hanoi Tours. Your Vietnamese adventure awaits!

• Email: info@impresstravel.com
•  WhatsApp: +84 912 379 189
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