Hanoi Incense Village and Hat Making Tour
07:00 to 16:00
English
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Overview
Experience the authentic traditions of Northern Vietnam on a cultural tour. Begin your journey at Bat Trang Pottery Village, where talented artisans create exquisite ceramics using centuries-old techniques. Capture memorable photos as you stroll along Hanoi..
Continue to Chuong Village to try your hand at crafting the iconic Vietnamese conical hat (non la), and visit Quang Phu Cau Village, home to vibrant fields of sun-dried incense sticks- a photographer’s paradise. This immersive day tour offers a perfect blend of hands-on craft experiences, local culture, and unforgettable sights in Northern Vietnam.
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off from Hanoi old quarters only
- Admission to Incense Village
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- A valid government-issued photo ID or passport is mandatory for entry.
- All bookings are subject to availability and final reconfirmation. Time slots are only guaranteed once confirmed within 24 hours.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- Eating, drinking, and smoking are not permitted in transfer vehicles or during tours.
- Transfers are only for Point to Point basis unless disposable mentioned.
- This tour is not valid for Vietnamese passport holders
- No refunds, amendments, or cancellations for unused, missed, partially used, or no-show services.
- Outside food and beverages may not be allowed as per venue regulations.
- The operator and suppliers are not responsible for loss, injury, damage, delay, or inconvenience.
- Entry may be denied for non-compliance with venue rules, safety guidelines, or dress codes.
- Children requiring a separate seat will be charged as per applicable rates.
- Late arrival, missed transfers, or no-shows will be treated as cancellations with no refund. Guests missing transfers must arrange their own transportation.
- Unless stated as private, all tours and transfers operate on a shared basis.
- Waiting time may occur during peak hours, weekends, or public holidays.
- Seat allocation is subject to availability and first-come, first-served basis.
- Schedules and routes are subject to change due to traffic, weather, or operational conditions.
- For scheduled transfers, guests must be ready at the hotel lobby at least 5 minutes before the assigned pickup time.
- Pickup poimts :- 22 TRAN NHAT DUAT, 135 PHUNG HUNG, 80 TRAN NHAT DUAT, 59 East Gate, 1 RICE MARKET, 71 EIGHT ALTARS, 160 TRAN QUANG KHAI, 97 Phung Hung, 166 TRAN QUANG KHAI, 4 BA TRIEU, 2 Le Van Linh, 198 TRAN QUANG KHAI, 171 Phung Hung, 95 Hang Ma Street, 20 TRANG THI, 84 Tran Nhan Tong
Discover the traditional charm of rural Hanoi on a half-day tour to the famous incense village and a local conical hat workshop. Walk through vibrant incense-drying yards, learn about centuries-old incense-making techniques, and capture colorful photo moments. Continue to a traditional hat-making village, where skilled artisans demonstrate the delicate process behind Vietnam’s iconic non la hat. This cultural tour offers an authentic glimpse into local craftsmanship and everyday village life near Hanoi.
Child age: 5-9 Yrs
Infant age: 0-5 Yrs
Free Cancellation 72 hours Prior
- All Cancellations made 72 hours prior to the Tour departure time NO charges will be applicable
- If Cancellation made within 72 hours to your Tour departure time 100% charges will be applicable
- If eligible for Refund your Amount will be returned back to your Account within 7 working days.
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