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-Course Information-

• Departure time: 07:00-07:30
• Departure location: A Japanese guide will pick you up at a hotel in Hanoi city. *However, during busy periods such as the New Year's holiday, Lunar New Year, Golden Week, etc., or due to the traffic route on the day, the tour pick-up location may be the designated hotel. The pick-up location will be announced when the reservation is confirmed. Please check the voucher.
• Disbanding time: 19:30

• Disbanding location: Disband at a restaurant. If you do not have dinner, we will drop you off at your hotel in Hanoi.
  
  Please note that there will be no refunds if you do not eat dinner.

  
  

• Duration: Approximately 12.5 hours

  
  
• Minimum number of participants: 2

- Spot Introduction -

• Visit Quang Phu Cau Incense Village, a traditional craft village with over 100 years of history on the outskirts of Hanoi. Visit the workshops of people making colorful incense sticks and enjoy the sight of bouquets of incense sticks drying in the sun.

  
  

• World Heritage Site "Ancient Capital of Hoa Lu"
  
  Hoa Lu is a historic city that was the capital of Vietnam's first independent
  dynasty, having been the capital for about 44 years until it was moved to
  Hanoi (formerly called Thang Long) in 1010. We will visit the mausoleums of
  the first emperor Dinh Tien Hoan and the second emperor Le Dai Hanh, which
  were rebuilt in the 17th century.

  
  

• World Heritage Site "Trang An Cruise"
  
  A boat ride will take you slowly down the river that flows between the strange
  rock formations of what is known as Halong Bay on land. You will pass through
  a limestone cave that is just barely passable, and enjoy the beautiful scenery
  that resembles a watercolor painting.

  
  

• "Hang Mua"
  
  After climbing about 500 stone steps, you can see the view of the strange
  rocks of Tam Coc and the rice fields on both sides of the river below. The
  stone steps split into two paths, one to the right and one to the left, and
  there are two great view points.