Hanoi Tour to Handy Craft Village – 1 Day

Noted: This trip is special designed for Asian market This trip starts from the stately Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, we will have chance to see the real Hanoi as well as watching the most impressive show; the Water Puppet Show. Then we are going to explore Halong Bay, the World Heritage site of Vietnam, where we will have chance to explore the amazing landscape á well as many beautiful caves in the area.

Hanoi and its environs are the birthplace of many quintessential Vietnamese dishes, such as Pho and Bun cha, and the city is often cited as one of the world's great food capitals. It is also a street-eater's paradise, with a plethora of options for those who want to eat like a local. In fact, many swear that the best food in Hanoi is found on the sidewalk, with dishes that often feature fish sauce, lemongrass, chilies, and cilantro and other fresh herbs. This Street Food Tour – Half day allows us to explore Hanoi Old quarter, enjoy sightseeing the Ancient Hanoi's architectural constructions, market visits and enjoy street snacks or street noodles and drinks.

If cooking were painting, Vietnam would have one of the world’s most colorful palettes. The great diversity of its climate and terrain can produce almost anything that can be eaten. The Vietnamese ourselves have no culinary inhibitions and are always willing to try something new. When you combine the two, nothing is ruled out. The picture of Vietnamese cuisine is vast and varied, always subject to innovation, and always vibrantly colorful. Viet Kitchen Spring offers private cooking classes with our team of professional chefs. During the class itself you will be provided with your own workstation as you enjoy the challenge of producing Vietnamese foods. We will help you to make it happen at VKS.

Mai Chau is a mountainous region located in Hoa Binh province, approximately 135 km from Hanoi and 65km from Hoa Binh. The Ban Lac People have Thai ancestors that settled in the North-Western area of Vietnam. The tribe White Thai settled in the same area and make up the largest ethnic population of the region. The Mai Chau area is well known for its stilt houses. The type of stilt houses, or pile dwellings, they construct are called Thai stilt houses and are made of bamboo and timber. These houses are elevated 10-12 feet off the ground in order to avoid water damage and shelter animals from the elements.