Tour Operators Hanoi

A highly experienced French-speaking agency with carefully selected correspondents and partners in all the regions and countries we cover (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar). The agency has the experience to organize all types of stays: comfort trips, photo raids, family discoveries, sustained or relaxation treks, hotel stays, homestays or guest houses. The agency offers a friendly, family atmosphere, close contact with local people and nature, and a chance to discover the life of mountain minorities.

Vietnam Insolite Voyage is enthusiastically managed by Mr. Son and his wife Ngoc. This couple, who love France and its culture, have been organizing tailor-made tours to discover the beauty of Vietnam since 1999. They also offer trips to Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and China. Over the years, customer satisfaction and word-of-mouth have helped establish their reputation. Each itinerary is designed by passionate travelers to ensure an exceptional and unforgettable experience. All at excellent value for money!

Created and run by a former experienced French-speaking guide, Vietnam Evasion, a serious local agency in Hanoi, offers customized individual tours outside the traditional circuits, adapted to each person's wishes and budget. The agency specializes in the remote northern regions, the most beautiful and authentic part of the country. We also offer a wide range of trips to other parts of the country. By avoiding intermediaries, we guarantee excellent value for money. French-speaking guides and drivers are carefully selected.

Hanoi is a lively and dynamic city in Vietnam, offering many tourist attractions. Vietnam Group Tour offers tours of Halong Bay and the Mekong Delta, as well as combined packages.

Asia Eyes Travel is a travel agency based in Hanoi, Vietnam. With its website and on-site services, it offers travelers assistance in organizing their stays. With its experienced team, the agency offers quality services to help travelers discover the wonders of Vietnam.

The Long Biên Bridge, formerly known as the Paul-Doumer Bridge, is an iconic bridge in the Long Bien district of Hanoi, Vietnam. Built between 1898 and 1903 by the French firm Daydé & Pillé, it enables the North-South railway line to cross the Red River and continue on to Lào Cai and Yunnan in China. The cantilever bridge is 1,682 m long, 13.5 m high and 30 m deep. It is characterized by its nineteen spans based on cantilever beams and by the two crosswalks on either side of the central railroad line. The Long Biên Bridge was badly damaged during the Vietnam War, but consolidation work was carried out to preserve it. Today, it is a place of remembrance for the people of Hanoi, who inscribe their names on it. The bridge is accessible to pedestrians and cyclists, but the roadway added in 1923 is no longer in use.