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This tour was a fantastic way to explore the lesser-known sides of Hanoi. Our guide took us through quiet alleys, local markets, and historical spots that I would have never found on my own. We learned about Hanoi’s rich history, heard stories from the French colonial period to wartime shelters, and even stopped for some traditional snacks. It felt authentic and personal, not touristy at all. A great choice for curious travelers who want to see the “real” Hanoi!

This half-day pottery workshop was one of the most enjoyable things I did during my trip to Hanoi. It was interactive, educational, and a lot of fun. The instructor explained everything clearly, and we had plenty of time to create and decorate our own ceramic pieces. I also loved walking around Bat Trang village afterward — it’s full of character and craftsmanship. A must-do for art lovers and anyone looking to try something different!

I thoroughly enjoyed this workshop! It gave me a deeper appreciation for the skill and patience involved in traditional pottery. The workshop was very well organized, with all materials provided and staff who were super friendly and encouraging. What I liked most was that it wasn’t just a demonstration — we actually got to use the wheel, shape the clay, and paint our own pieces. A perfect half-day escape from Hanoi, and a great way to support local artisans.

This pottery workshop was such a fun and meaningful way to experience Vietnamese culture! The instructors were patient and helpful, guiding us through each step of the pottery-making process. I loved that we could actually get our hands dirty and create something of our own. The Bat Trang village itself was charming, with many beautiful ceramic shops to explore after the class. I even got to take my handmade piece home as a souvenir. Highly recommend for families, couples, or solo travelers looking for a hands-on cultural activity.

This full-day pilgrimage was one of the most serene and memorable days of my Vietnam trip. I enjoyed every part: the boat ride, the traditional lunch, the spiritual climb to the Perfume Pagoda. Everything was well-timed and smooth. Even with the crowd, I still felt connected to the moment. It’s not just sightseeing—it's a true cultural and spiritual immersion.