Hanoi Tours From Mozambique: 4,5 Days

Essential Travel Information for Hanoi Tours from Mozambique

Hanoi Tours from Mozambique: Visa & Entry Requirements

There are many visa options for Mozambican travelers wishing to arrive before the Hanoi Tours from Mozambique.

• Best option: Apply for an E-Visa (Easier and more convenient) Holders of Mozambican passport holders can apply for Vietnam e-visa online in advance. Valid for a one-time entry of up to 30 days, processing is 3-5 days.
• Visa on Arrival (VOA): For air travelers. To get a VOA, you’ll need to have a Vietnam visa approval letter from a Vietnamese travel agency before you arrive. When you arrive at Noi Bai International Airport, hand over your approval letter with your passport and visa fee to get the entry stamp.
• Essential Documents: A current passport (valid for at least six months) with a passport-sized photo, and a completed visa application form.

Best Time to Plan Your Hanoi Tours from Mozambique

When to book your Hanoi Tours? Hanoi has 4 very different seasons, each of which brings its charm!

Spring (February – April):

• Flowering trees and lively festivals, with pleasant (15-25°C) temperatures.
• Perfect for visiting Hanoi’s cultural sites and enjoying the Vietnamese New Year (Tet).

Summer (May-August):

• Hot and humid (28–38°C) but ideal for sailing Ha Long Bay or cooling down in the mountains of Ha Giang.
• Refreshing afternoon rain showers break the heat.

Autumn (September – November):

• The ideal time to book Hanoi Tours from Mozambique – mild temperatures (18-26 °C), clear skies and mesmerizing autumn foliage.
• Great for walking tours, culture, and photos.

Winter (December – January):

• Cool and misty (10-18°C) — romantic in Hanoi’s Old Quarter.
• For the ultimate cozy experience, sample traditional Vietnamese fare like pho and egg coffee.

How to Get to Hanoi from Mozambique

Long way from Mozambique to Hanoi but worth it! As there are no direct flights, it will require transit such as flying first into one of the major international hubs before arriving into Hanoi.

Best Flight Routes & Airlines

• Publish date: Most popular transit cities: Doha, Dubai, Addis Ababa, Bangkok

• Suggested airlines: Qatar Airways, Emirates, Ethiopian Airlines, Thai Airways, Singapore Airlines, Vietnam Airlines

Estimated Flight Duration & Costs

• Average flight time: 17-24 hours including layover
• Estimated price: $900 – USD 1,500 round trip (depending on season & airline promotions)

Local Transportation in Hanoi for Mozambican Travelers

Getting around Hanoi when you arrive is easy, cheap, and fun! No matter what your preference may be the comfort of taxis, the thrill of walking tours, or the quaintness of old-world transport,  the city is tourable in so many different manners.

Taxis & Ride-Hailing Apps

• The easiest way to get around the capital Hanoi!
• Use apps like Grab, Be, or Gojek for safe, reliable rides at fixed prices.
• Mai Linh and Vinasun are other taxi brands you can use, but always check the meter before starting your ride.

Public Transportation: Buses & Electric Cars

• Hanoi’s bus system is cheap (only 7,000 VND a ride!).
• Electric car tours are a great way to discover the Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake.

Cyclo & Walking Tours

• Cyclo rides (three-wheeled rickshaws) are a fun and traditional way to explore the city, particularly around Ho Hoan Kiem and the French Quarter.
• Walking tours are perfect for finding hidden alleys, street food joints, and historical sites at your own pace.

Hanoi Tours from Mozambique – A 4 or 5 Day

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

At Noi Bai International Airport, You are warmly greeted by our guide right at the airport once your flight has landed. Once checked in you’ll arrive in comfort at deluxe Hanoi La Siesta Hotel & Spa 4* in the city’s Old Quarter. This stunning property is the perfect place to relax after a long flight.

After a long flight from Mozambique, it’s time to have a breather. Dinner will be served tonight at Home Hanoi Restaurant, where you’ll get introduced to Vietnamese cuisine with a seafood haven in the right place. This is your first introduction to Hanoi’s legendary Vietnamese cuisine and the tone for the great adventure ahead.

Day 2: Explore Off-the-Beaten-Path Hanoi

Most of our visitors only visit the beautiful tourist spots, but our Hanoi Tours will lead you down the way to the hidden cafes around the corner and the unrecognized regions you have yet to experience.

Morning:

• Kim Lan Ceramic Village – You visit a centuries-old pottery village, where artisans have been crafting beautiful ceramics since the Ly Dynasty. Watch traditional techniques in action, get a taste of pottery-making, and take away a handmade souvenir.
• Ho Ban Nguyet & the French Quarter – Take a walk around Hanoi’s beautiful French Quarter where ornate colonial buildings and quiet cafés reflect the story of European influence on Hanoi. The peaceful Ho Ban Nguyet is a breathtaking relief from the city’s hustle and bustle.

Afternoon:

• Ta Hien Street & Phung Hung Railway Street – A walk through the street of rails, where life and train exist just less than inches apart. A great place for iconic photos and a cup of Vietnamese egg coffee.
• Long Bien Bridge – Complete your afternoon at the Long Bien Bridge, another historic site you shouldn’t miss, built during the French colonial era. At sunset, the bridge provides views of the Red River, a dry-land corridor to north Asia that also makes an ideal vantage point to contemplate Hanoi’s past and present.

Evening:

• Dinner at Nha san Tay Bac – Dine on the flavors of Northern Vietnamese cuisine, such as grilled river fish, lon cap nach (hill-tribe pork), and sticky rice cooked in bamboo.

Day 3: Hanoi – Ha Long Bay Luxury Cruise

Time to depart the lively streets of Hanoi and make our way to Ha Long Bay, 1 of the New 7 Wonders of Nature!

Morning:

• Journey to Ha Long Bay – Depart from Hanoi early for a scenic 2.5-hour drive to Ha Long, through picturesque countryside and traditional villages.
• Check-in at La Regina Cruise 4* – Board the cruise and be welcomed with a drink and admire the picturesque seascape.
• Buffet lunch with fresh seafood – The pleasant breeze welcomed guests to begin their meal as soon as we got on board with a buffet platter filled with grilled shrimp, fresh oysters, and other special Vietnamese dishes.

Afternoon:

• Kayaking or Bamboo Boat Ride at Vung Vieng Floating Village – Discover the most remote, untouched part of Ha Long as you paddle through limestone karsts and floating fishing villages.
• Sunset on the sundeck – Relax with a cocktail and watch the sunset paint the sky with fabulous colors.

Evening:

• BBQ Dinner on Board – Have a fill of a barbecue dinner under the stars, squid fishing, and onboard entertainment.

Day 4: Ha Long – Ha Giang (Northern Highlands Adventure)

Awake to the tranquil beauty of Ha Long Bay, then make your way to the spectacular mountains of Ha Giang, home to the most magnificent landscape in Vietnam.

Morning:

• Tai Chi on the Deck – Get the day off to an invigorating start with a Tai Chi workout, a traditional Vietnamese form of exercise that promotes mind-body equilibrium.
• Explore Ti Top Island – Hike onto the viewing platform for a bird’s-eye view of Ha Long Bay.
• Ha Giang – After breakfast, start your journey towards the northernmost province of Vietnam, driving through valleys with green valleys on the way as well as spiraling up mountains.

Afternoon:

• Bac Sum Pass & Quan Ba Heaven’s Gate – As you ride towards Ha Giang you’ll cross over the Bac Sum Pass which provides panoramic views of terraced rice fields and limestone peaks.
• Arrival in Phoenix Hotel 4* – Welcome to your mountain home away from home, set against breathtaking scenery.
• Dinner with Ethnic Minority Cuisine – H’Mong-style grilled meat dish, corn wine, mountain vegetables.

Day 5: Ha Giang – Dong Van – Meo Vac – Hanoi

The last day of your Hanoi Tours from Mozambique will bring you through the most beautiful landscapes of Northern Vietnam, the nailed limestone peaks, the winding river, and the ethnic villages create a scene that is like a postcard.

Morning:

• Dong Van Karst Plateau Geopark – This Geopark, also a world heritage site, is a prehistoric plateau that boasts some stunning rock formations that are over 400 million years old.
• Vua Meo Mansion – Explore the H’Mong King’s majestic abode, a fortress-like residence that embodies the magnificent history of the ethnic minorities of Ha Giang.
• Ma Pi Leng Pass – Travel along the most breathtaking mountain drive in Vietnam, clinging high above the Nho Que River with views to leave you breathless.

Afternoon:

• Return to Hanoi – Enjoy a comfortable ride back, with a stop for a final Vietnamese feast en route.
• Evening Farewell — Depending on your flight itinerary, take a final wander around Hanoi’s Old Quarter, reveling in the charm of this ageless city before transferring to the airport.

Optional Day 6: Extended Stay in Ha Giang

For those wishing to delve a little deeper into Northern Vietnam, the extra day provides:

• Lung Cu Flag Tower–  At Vietnam’s northernmost point, this tower has unbeatable views over the Chinese border.
• Traditional Ethnic Minority Villages – Explore H’Mong, Tay, and Dao communities, where you’ll discover their customs, textiles, and daily life.
• Trekking & photography – Get stunning shots of the wild beauty of the rugged mountains and ancient rice terraces in Ha Giang.

Tour Includes:

• 4-star hotels & luxury cruise (Hanoi La Siesta Hotel & Spa, La Regina Cruise, Phoenix Hotel) accommodation.
• Air-conditioned private airport transfers & transportation.
• Entrance fees to attractions and UNESCO sites
• Meals as indicated (daily breakfast, selected lunches & dinners).
• English-speaking professional guide during the whole trip
• Experiences & cultural activities (pottery, kayaking, ethnic villages).
• Bottled water during tours.

Tour Excludes:

• International flights from Mozambique to Vietnam.
• Visa fees for Vietnam entry.
• Personal expenses, travel insurance, and tips.
• Meals and drinks are not mentioned in the itinerary.

Best Souvenirs & Specialty Foods from Hanoi to Take Home

1. O Mai (Preserved Fruits) – The Iconic Hanoi Snack: An excellent Vietnamese combination of dried and spiced fruits, sweet, sour, and spicy. Popular options include dried apricots and plums.

• Price: 100,000 – 300,000 VND (≈ $4 – $12) per box
• Where to Buy:
  • Hong Lam Store – 11 Hang Duong, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • O Mai Van Loi – 24 Hang Da, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

2. Com (Young Green Rice) – The Taste of Hanoi’s Autumn: This fragrant and slightly chewy rice is the representative food of the autumn of Hanoi and is best tasted when wrapped in lotus leaves. It can be eaten on its own or incorporated into sweet desserts.

• Price: 50,000 – 200,000 VND (≈ $2 – $8) per pack
• Where to Buy:
  • Com Lang Vong Ba Can – 19, Ngo 85, Xuan Thuy, Cau Giay, Hanoi
  • Cho Dong Xuan (Dong Xuan Market) – Hang Duong, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

3. Sau  (Dracontomelon Fruit) – A Hanoi Specialty: A Specialty in Hanoi A unique fruit of Hanoi, but you can make refreshing drinks, sour soups, or candy from this fruit. Its unique tart flavor complements honey and sugar.

• Price: 50,000 – 150,000 VND (≈ $2 – $6) per kg
• Where to Buy:
  • Hang Duong Street – Famous for Hanoi’s preserved fruits
  • Cho Hang Be (Hang Be Market) – 11 Hang Be, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

4. Banh Che Lam (Sticky Rice Cake) – A Sweet & Nutty Treat: A chewy nutty cake with glutinous rice, molasses, peanuts, and ginger. It is one of those traditional Northern Vietnamese foods that people often have with some tea.

• Price: 80,000 – 200,000 VND (≈ $3 – $8) per box
• Where to Buy:
  • Lang Thach Xa (Thach Xa Village) – Thach That, Hanoi
  • Cho Dong Xuan (Dong Xuan Market) – Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

5. Tra Sen Tay Ho (Lotus-Scented Tea) – The Luxury of Hanoi: A premium, fragrant tea, steeped with the scent of West Lake lotus blossoms. It was one of the rarest and most expensive teas in Vietnam.

• Price: 500,000 – 2,000,000 VND (≈ $20 – $80) per box
• Where to Buy:
  • West Lake Tea House – 98 To Ngoc Van, Tay Ho, Hanoi
  • Tra Viet – 135 Nguyen Ngoc Nai, Thanh Xuan, Hanoi

6. Vietnamese Drip Coffee (Ca phe sua da) – Strong & Aromatic: Vietnamese coffee has robust, aromatic flavors that are usually served with condensed milk or a traditional drip filter.

• Price: 100,000 – 300,000 VND (≈ $4 – $12) per bag of premium beans
• Where to Buy:
  • Trung Nguyen Legend Café – 52 Hai Ba Trung, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • Ca phe giang (Egg Coffee) – 39 Nguyen Huu Huan, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

7. Bat Trang Ceramics – The Finest Vietnamese Pottery: Bat Trang pottery is not unique, they are also beautiful pieces and they contain exquisite handiworks and traditional components.

• Price: 150,000 – 3,000,000 VND (≈ $6 – $120), depending on size
• Where to Buy:
  • Bat Trang Village – Gia Lam District, Hanoi
  • Authentic Bat Trang Shop – 115 Hang Gai, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi

8. Silk & Embroidered Textiles – Vietnam’s Timeless Fashion: Timeless Vietnamese Fashion Authentic silk scarves, ao dai (traditional dress), and embroidered linens are classy souvenirs.

• Price: 300,000 – 2,000,000 VND (≈ $12 – $80)
• Where to Buy:
  • Hang Gai Street (Silk Street) – Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • Silk Path Boutique – 27 Hang Gai, Hanoi

Conclusion 

Your Hanoi Tours is committed to providing you all unforgettable experiences of culture, history, scenery, and gastronomy on your journey through Hanoi, exploring Ha Long Bay and Hanoi Ha Giang. Whether you want to discover hidden gems in Hanoi, sail in UNESCO-listed waters, or discover the impressive mountains of Northern Vietnam, this trip is designed for Mozambican travelers requiring the right balance of adventure and relaxation.

Impress Travel takes care of every detail, so you can focus on your journey without stress, keeping it as enjoyable and fruitful as possible. Get your tour now, and access special offers!

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