After that, we will pedal through the elegant French Quarter, where the stunning colonial buildings, charming cafes, and tree-lined boulevards showcase the city's unique blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy. This will include passing by the famous Hanoi Opera House, Trang Tien Street, and St. Joseph's Cathedral, where you can learn more about the French influence in Hanoi - the capital of Vietnam.

Our first major stop is the iconic Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, a symbol of Vietnam’s enduring respect for its revolutionary leader. At this grand structure, our guide will provide a concise briefing on Ho Chi Minh’s life and legacy. You will gain a deeper understanding of how this revered leader shaped the national history and identity. The solemn atmosphere of the mausoleum offers a moment of reflection on Vietnam's path to independence.

(Due to the time, we will not get inside Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Temple of Literature)

Next, we make our way to the historic Temple of Literature, Vietnam's first university, established in 1070. Our guide will share fascinating stories about the country's scholarly traditions and the temple's significance in promoting education and Confucian values. This stop allows you to appreciate the profound cultural and intellectual heritage that has shaped Vietnam.

(Due to the time, we will not get inside Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Temple of Literature)

From there, we head to the historical Long Bien Bridge, an engineering marvel constructed by the French during the colonial era. As you ride across this architectural icon, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Red River and Hanoi's evolving cityscape. Our guide will provide a quick historical overview, explaining the bridge's strategic importance and its role in Hanoi’s history. This stop is a photographer's dream, offering stunning vistas and a glimpse into the city's colonial past.

Our adventure then takes us to the lush Banana Island, a hidden gem beneath the Long Bien Bridge. This tranquil island, located on the side of the Red River, is known for its peaceful banana plantations and rustic charm. As we cycle through the green fields, you will have the chance to meet local farmers and witness their traditional way of life. During a short stop, our guide will explain the cultural and historical significance of this serene location, offering insights into rural life in Vietnam and the island's role in the local community.

To end our lovely Hanoi Bicycling Tour, we will have a chance to participate in the Egg Coffee demonstration. Egg Coffee, one of the city's most famous and beloved drinks, was invented in the 1940s and has since become a symbol of Hanoi's vibrant coffee culture. The demonstration is a unique cultural experience in Hanoi, offering a chance to learn about and taste one of the city's most famous and beloved drinks.