Hanoi Countryside Jeep Tours To Co Loa Villages Led By Women OVERVIEW:

Escape the chaos of Hanoi and discover the tranquility of the countryside on a thrilling jeep adventure. Journey through the Red River Delta and visit the charming villages nestled along its banks. Gain insight into the daily lives of the locals as you witness their daily routines and customs. Take in the stunning views of the fertile farmland and the estuary, and finally arrive at the ancient village of Co Loa, steeped in over 1000 years of history.

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Group tour price 50 USD ~~$59.99~~ per person
Private tour price: 69 $ per person
Morning Tours from 8:00 – 12:30 (Lunch included)
Afternoon Tours from 13:00 – 17:30 (Lunch included)
Children under the age of 12 receive a 30% discount, while children aged 3 to 5 are free.
Pick-up & Drop-off: Your hotels in and around Hanoi’s Old Quarter or we’ll agree on a meeting point for your convenience

FAQs

1. Does the Jeep have covers? No, our Jeep vehicles have an open roof top so you can experiencing Hanoian life to the fullest.
2. Are food and drink included? Yes, all authentic local food and drinks are provided
3. What will happen if it rains? We run our tours in rain or shine, and we provide high-quality rain ponchos to all of our visitors. Please keep the adventure spirits on our excursions.

Skill Level: Available to everyone, no prior experience necessary.
Who find this experience appealing? This opportunity is ideal for individuals who find joy in immersing themselves in the daily activities and are keen to discover new adventures in Hanoi.

Sightseeing – Food – Culture & Fun

HIGHLIGHTS:Hanoi Countryside Jeep Tours To Co Loa Villages Led By Women

See Hanoi highlights and hidden gems in style by open-air Vietnam Legendary Jeep
Visit Long Bien historic bridge – a symbol of the tenacity and resilience of Hanoian
Escape from the hustle and bustle of the city
Visit Hoi Phu village, which is famous for making broomsticks, a popular traditional craft in the Red River Delta
Learn about Vietnam’s agriculture and countryside
Learning about the changes of rural life in the transition process of urbanization and modernization
Meet a local family living in a traditional 200-year-old house and chat about their daily life over a cup of tea and peanut candy
Choose from a morning or afternoon departing

ITINERARY:Hanoi Countryside Jeep Tours To Co Loa Villages Led By Women

🟢 Part 1: Rural Village Exploration & Local Family Visit
Meet your guide and drivers at your hotel at 8:00 AM or 1:00 PM. Escape the city to explore old rural villages and get an authentic glimpse of local life. Visit a welcoming family, enjoy sweets and fresh tea, and chat with the help of your guide as translator.

🟢 Part 2: Traditional Craft at Hoi Phu Village
Head to Hoi Phu village, famous for its traditional broomstick-making craft. Watch skilled artisans weave broom grass into functional and beautiful brooms—a tradition passed down through generations.

🟢 Part 3: Scenic Drive & Historical Co Loa Citadel
Cruise through lush green rice paddies, farms, and off-the-beaten paths to reach Co Loa Citadel Temple. Discover the rich history linked to the legend of An Duong Vuong, Vietnam’s ancient defender, while soaking in the stunning natural surroundings.

🟢 Part 4: Local Café & Sweet Treats
Wrap up the tour with a visit to a nearby café to savor the famous Vietnamese Egg Coffee or enjoy a Mango and Caramel Pudding dessert. Afterwards, you’ll be comfortably dropped back at your hotel.

INCLUSIONS: Hanoi Jeep Tours:

Fun and enthusiastic tour guide, legendar Army jeep, háts and raincoats, all drinks, Local lunch or dinner, Experienced and licenced drivers, Good quality motorbike, Pickup & drop off

Where and Why Co loa countryside?

Co Loa is an ancient archaeological site located about 15 kilometers northeast of Hanoi, Vietnam. It is known for its historical significance as the capital of the ancient state of Âu Lạc, which existed around the 3rd century BCE. Cổ Loa is famous for its circular citadel and its association with the legendary King An Dương Vương, who built the citadel as the center of his kingdom.
The Co Loa ancient Citadel is a complex of outer and inner walls, moats, and ramparts, designed in a concentric circle pattern. Nowadays only some archaeological remains, including tombs, temples, and artifacts dating back to the prehistoric and early historic periods of Vietnam.
Co Loa endures as a powerful emblem of Vietnamese strength and cultural heritage, acting as a vibrant repository showcasing the rhythms of daily life in the Hanoi countryside. Operating as a living museum, it sustains the essence of traditional Vietnamese wet rice farming culture, offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in and appreciate this cherished aspect of the nation’s heritage.