Hanoi City Jeep Tours - Hanoi Foods & Train Street Tours by Army Jeep !
Hanoi Highlights & Unforgettable Experience by Army Jeep
Street Food, Culture & Fun in a Army Legendary Jeep (4 hs )
3-Hour Hanoi Food & Train Street Tour by Army Jeep
Halong Bay Tours on Luxury Cruise
Hanoi Highlights & Unforgettable Experience by Army Jeep (2,5 hours )
Halong Bay 2days /night
Halong bay 3days/2nights on luxury cruise
Hanoi Highlights & Unforgettable Experience by Army Jeep (2,5 hours )
Street Food, Culture & Fun in a Army Legendary Jeep (4 hours )
3-Hour Hanoi Food & Train Street Tour by Army Jeep
Red River Delta Exploration: Visit Rice Farms, Rural Villages, and Co Loa Ancient Citadel
Hanoi City Jeep Tours offer a thrilling way to explore the vibrant capital of Vietnam. Riding in a vintage Vietnam Army Jeep, you'll discover iconic landmarks like the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the Old Quarter, and the Temple of Literature. These tours also venture into hidden alleys, local markets, and lesser-known spots, offering a deeper look into Hanoi's authentic culture and daily life. With knowledgeable guides sharing stories and insights, the experience is both educational and fun. Along the way, you'll enjoy street food and coffee, making the tour a perfect blend of history, culture, street foods and adventure.
Head Office in Hanoi:
48 Long Bien I street , Hanoi
Tel :+ 84 976 299 389
HotLine/whatsApp : + 84 976229389
Email : hanoicityjeeptours@gmail.com
Web : www.hanoicityjeeptours.com
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Bai Tu Long Bay Vietnam Located east of Halong Bay and closed to Chinese border, It is off the beaten tourist track. As it is not so near to the popular Catba Island which has lodging, beaches and nearby caves in Halong Bay, the area has scarcely seen any tourist development. The Bay has a rich biodiversity with two ecosystems: a tropical, moist, evergreen rainforest ecosystem; and a marine and coastal ecosystem.
According to legend, an immense dragon descended to Halong Bay (meaning "Descending Dragon") millions years ago, dropping numerous eggs. These eggs hatched forming thousands of rocks and islands. The tail of the dragon extended far to the sea, forming Bach Long Vi (meaning "The Tail of the White Dragon"). As she returned to heaven, she said good bye to her offspring at the Bai Tu Long Bay (means "The dragon parts the offsprings").
Notable attractions in Bay Tu Long Bay are Vung Vieng fishing village, Quan Lan Island, Ngoc Vung Island, Van Don Island. The bay is also home to the large Bai Tu Long National Park. It is one of seven Vietnamese amphibian national parks which has both terrestrial zone and aquatic zone
