Attractive South Korea To Hanoi Tours (5,6 Days)

Day 1: Arrival in Hanoi – First Impressions of the Capital

Your journey kicks off with a friendly greeting at Noi Bai International Airport. With a private transfer, you arrive at Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, a hotel that combines French colonial and Vietnamese authenticities. Nestled in the heart of the city this landmark 5-star hotel is the ideal spot to recharge your batteries before heading on your first adventure!

Exploring Hanoi’s Historic Heart

• Stroll through the Hanoi Old Quarter, where each street has a story to tell from silk trading to silver crafting.
• Visit Hoan Kiem Lake & Ngoc Son Temple, where legend meets reality in a picturesque setting.
• Wander the French Quarter, full of picturesque boulevards and colonial architecture.

A Taste of Vietnam

Dinner is at Home Hanoi Restaurant, a lovely restored French villa serving delicious Vietnamese cuisine. If you want to end your day on a high cultural note, don’t miss the Water Puppet Show, a unique performance that features ancient Vietnamese folktales played out on the water.

Hanoi Old Quarter (Sours: www.booking)

Day 2: A Deep Dive into Hanoi’s Culture and History

Hanoi is a place where the past and the present coexist seamlessly and today’s itinerary certainly reflects that.

Morning Heritage Tour

• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum – Pay homage to the greatest leader Vietnam ever had, and view the Presidential Palace where history was made.
• One Pillar Pagoda – A Buddhist temple rising on one stone pillar, representing purity and enlightenment.
• Temple of Literature – A serene oasis that was Vietnam’s first national college, constructed in 1070.

Afternoon by the West Lake

• Tran Quoc Pagoda – The oldest pagoda in Hanoi on the serene waters of West Lake.
• Lakeside Café Break – Have cups of egg coffee or fresh coconut juice with the breeze from the lake, cooling the afternoon sun.

Evening Street Food Discovery

Hanoi’s street food culture is second to none, and tonight you will eat like a local:

• Banh mi – Crispy French-style baguette filled with savory Vietnamese fillings
• Pho – The renowned Vietnamese noodle soup filled with tender beef and fragrant herbs.
• Egg coffee – A frothy, creamy coffee experience like no other.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (Sours: canva)

Day 3: Ha Long Bay – A UNESCO Wonder

Today, we are leaving the hustle and bustle of the city behind and heading into nature, relaxation, and adventure. Then, a luxury limousine drives to Ha Long Bay, straight away and boards Paradise Elegance Cruise 5 5-star floating hotel.

Sailing Through a Natural Masterpiece

• Explore Surprise Cave, the most beautiful cave in Ha Long Bay, with giant stalactites and rock formations.
• Hike to the summit of Titop Island for a sweeping view of the jade bay.
• Kayaking or Bamboo Boat Ride – Paddle through hidden lagoons and floating villages.

An Evening Under the Stars

• Eat a sumptuous seafood dinner on board the cruise.
• Learn how to prepare Vietnamese spring rolls during an onboard cooking demonstration.
• Squid fishing is a fun activity (you even often get up close and personal with your prey) and, for those who like being active at night, fishing under the moonlight is a rightly popular thing to do.

Paradise Elegance Cruise 5 5-star floating hotel. (Sours: elitetour)

Day 4: Ninh Binh – The “Ha Long Bay on Land"

After being welcomed by a sunrise over Ha Long Bay, have a morning Tai Chi class on the cruise deck before returning to Hanoi. A scenic drive leads to Ninh Binh, a mountainous area of limestone peaks, meandering rivers, and old temples.

Exploring Nature & Spirituality

• Trang An Boat Tour – A stunning boat tour in the karst mountains with a cave hidden.
• Bai Dinh Pagoda – The largest Buddhist complex in Vietnam, home to an enormous bronze Buddha statue.

A Night in the Countryside

• Arrived at Emeralda Resort Ninh Binh, a tranquil eco-resort and a lush green environment.
• Feast on regional offerings like crispy rice and mountain goat meat, a local delicacy.

Bai Dinh Pagoda (Sours: vietnamtravel)

Day 5: Return to Hanoi – Last Moments in Vietnam

Before we wave Vietnam goodbye, it’s a day of creativity, shopping , and relaxation.

Craft & Culture for South Korea to Hanoi tours.

• Then visit Bat Trang Ceramic Village, where you can experience pottery-making and take a handmade souvenir home.

Shopping & Souvenirs for South Korea to Hanoi tours.

• Visit Dong Xuan Market, full of traditional crafts, silk, and Vietnamese coffee.
• If you are keen on luxury brands, come to Trang Tien Plaza.

Mid-afternoon, our private transfer will escort you to the airport for your onward flight back to South Korea, bringing your amazing South Korea to Hanoi tour to a close.

Bat Trang Ceramic Village (Sours: discoveryourvietnam)

Optional 6-Day Tour Extension: Exploring Hidden Hanoi

Morning: Step Back in Time at Duong Lam Ancient Village

About an hour’s drive from Hanoi, Duong Lam Ancient Village is one of the last remaining places in Vietnam where historical architecture and traditions have been preserved. Famous for its centuries-old laterite stone houses, this tranquil village offers an alluring respite from the modern world.

• A stroll along the alleyways allows visitors to admire traditional houses that are more than 300 years old and have stories to tell of generations gone.
• Mong Phu Temple, a well-preserved communal house, provides insight into the village’s spiritual and social traditions.
• A highlight of this visit is the chance to share tea with a local family, hearing their stories about ancestral customs, daily village life, and the craft of making traditional rice cakes.

The ambiance in Duong Lam is different from any other in Vietnam a feeling that time stood still with the authentic rural life.

Afternoon: A Deep Dive into Vietnamese Art at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum

Back in the city, the afternoon is spent delving into Vietnam’s artistic soul at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum. Housed in a beautifully restored French colonial building, this museum features an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts.

• Silk paintings and lacquerware exhibits show off the country’s unique artistic styles with centuries of history.
• Its collection of Cham sculptures reflects the influence of Hinduism in Vietnam’s ancient history.
• Exhibits showcasing folk art and modern Vietnamese artists show how the country’s creative expression has developed over time.

This visit offers an opportunity to witness Vietnam through the eyes of its artists, whose work reflects how history, culture , and modern influences help shape the country’s visual narrative.

Evening: Farewell Dinner with a Rooftop View of Hanoi

And what better way to make a memorable trip come to an end than dining at one of the best rooftop restaurants in Hanoi and getting a glimpse of the glowing skyline?

• Its menu celebrates Vietnamese and fusion cuisine, showcasing the best from local suppliers.
• Signature dishes like grilled river prawns, Vietnamese-style steak, and herbal soups deliver one last taste of Vietnam’s culinary diversity.
• The glow from the rooftop restaurant at sunset reveals the juxtaposition of traditional and modern in central Hanoi, a fitting reflection of the city’s personality.

This last night of yours is a chance to soak in everything you’ve done the past few days, from paddling tranquil waters in Ha Long Bay to walking the bustling streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter. It’s a moment to cherish before you return home with the spirit of Vietnam with you.

Vietnam Fine Arts Museum (Sours: uncovervietnam)

South Korea to Hanoi Tours Inclusions & Exclusions

The South Korea to Hanoi tours details are meticulously detailed so that your travel experience can be seamless, immersive, and luxurious. Here’s what’s in store on this trip:

Inclusions for the South Korea to Hanoi Tours

• 5-star hotel accommodations in Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, and Ninh Binh for an authentic yet comfortable experience.
• Private transportation and day trips are in air-conditioned vehicles.
• Expert English-speaking guides at every destination.
• Entrance fees to historical sites, pagodas, and museums, for trouble-free exploration.
• Authentic Vietnamese meals, like the native dishes served at renowned restaurants.

Exclusions for the South Korea to Hanoi Tours

• International flights from South Korea to Vietnam can be arranged separately.
• Personal expenses and tips for guides and drivers are optional but appreciated.
• Travel insurance is highly recommended for all travelers.

There is the least that is done as a part of your overall itinerary such as this, so just sit back and enjoy your trip, because all details are taken care of!

Why Bok Your South Korea to Hanoi Tours with Impress Travel?

Impress Travel has more than 15 years of experience in offering travelers unforgettable journeys and wants every traveler to see Vietnam as enriching as possible.

Why travelers trust Impress Travel:

• Expertly Curated Itineraries – Our top tours trace the lines of iconic landmarks and lesser-known treasures, striking the perfect balance between must-sees and genuine experiences.
• Customized Travel Options – No two travelers are alike and our tours can be customized to fit individual specifications, be it a luxury getaway or a cultural immersion.
• Highly Rated Customer Service – Previous travelers from South Korea have rated our attention to detail, guides with expert knowledge, and arrangements for your travel seamlessly.
• Hassle-Free Experience – Upon arrival in Hanoi, you need not worry about anything till your final send-off as we take care of all the logistics, accommodation, and experiences and you can just focus on enjoying the journey.

Booking a South Korea to Hanoi tour with Impress Travel means embarking on a journey that is rich in authenticity, comfort, and unforgettable memories.

Travel Tips for Your South Korea to Hanoi Tours

Below are some must-know travel tips for your Hanoi tours you could get before the Hanoi tour: 5,6 days:

Currency & Payment for Your South Korea to Hanoi Tours

• Local currency: Vietnamese Dong (VND) Credit cards are accepted in hotels and many nicer restaurants, but cash is recommended for street vendors and most small shops.
• You can exchange money at airports, banks, and authorized exchange counters, but local gold shops usually offer better rates.

Local Etiquette & Cultural Norms for Your South Korea to Hanoi Tours

• Dress modestly when visiting temples and pagodas, covering shoulders and knees.
• When offering or accepting something such as a business card or a gift, practice two-handed etiquette.
• Keeping your hands to yourself, stroking someone’s head, or pointing directly at people is impolite.

Packing Essentials for Your South Korea to Hanoi Tours

• Light, breathable clothing is best in Hanoi’s humid summers, while a light jacket is a must during the cooler months.
• You’ll need comfy walking shoes for exploring Hanoi’s historic streets and nature trails.

Getting Around Hanoi for Your South Korea to Hanoi tours.

• The easiest way to get around the city is via ride-hailing apps such as Grab and Be.
• Watch for motorbike traffic, especially when crossing streets the locals seem to have it down, and visitors should take their cue.

This advice helps travelers to confidently navigate Hanoi for a memorable journey.

Conclusion

South Korea to Hanoi tour a discovery of Vietnam’s soul. You may also find yourself gazing out over the peaceful landscapes of Ha Long Bay, wandering through Vietnam’s historical wonders in Hanoi, or discovering the hidden gems of traditional villages, all of which are sure to captivate you.

It’s time to experience Vietnam like never before book your tour today and let the adventure begin.