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Sobre esta atividade

Por volta das 8h, um carro com o guia o buscará em seu hotel (bairro antigo somente) ou, como alternativa, em nosso escritório no 90B Nguyen Huu Huan, Hoan Kiem, Hanói. Começaremos nossa jornada Hoa Lu, a antiga capital. Chegando às 10h30, faremos a excursão pela cidade antiga e veremos o que está ainda de pé. Existem 2 templos principais que foram construídos no terreno do antigo palácio real, um é dedicado ao Rei Dinh Tien Hoang, e o outro, ao Rei Le Dai Hanh. A visita oferece uma oportunidade de compreender mais sobre a história vietnamita e seus períodos da dinastia feudal. Após nossa excursão histórica, faremos uma parada para um almoço vietnamita e desfrutaremos das especialidades locais.
À tarde, faremos uma viagem de barco de 2 horas para visitar Tam Coc, que é conhecida como "Baía de Halong em terra". Tam Coc é composta por três cavernas calcárias que se estendem ao longo do rio Ong Dong. A viagem de barco é uma viagem bela, tranquila, com uma paisagem deslumbrante de montanhas de calcário, campos de arrozais e temos templos antigos para ver ao longo do caminho. Em seguida, fazemos o traslado para bicicletas para pedalar para Bich Dong, um pagode ao lado de Nga Nhac, esse é um passeio ao longo das estradas da zona rural.
Em seguida, começamos nossa jornada de volta, chegando a Hanói por volta de 18h30.

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Incluído

Almoço
Todas as atividades
Traslado compartilhado de ida e volta
Entrada - Tam Coc

Não incluído

Bebidas alcoólicas (disponíveis para compra)

Adicional

A confirmação será recebida no momento da reserva
Não recomendado para grávidas
As crianças devem estar acompanhadas por um adulto
O nome, o número, o vencimento e o país do passaporte são exigidos no momento da reserva para todos os participantes

Características

Turismo

95%

Cultural

60%

Análises

2.4

3

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JianQing T

1 | 2017-04-25

This was a terrible experience out of all the passengers, we were given the worse treatment for no reason. The pick-up and drop-off were awful and all of this for seemingly no reason whatsoever. On the website, this was written: Pick-up at your accommodation in Hanoi's Old Quarter. The night before the trip, we received an e-mail which asked us to join the tour at their local office before 7:30 am, so we took a taxi from our hotel Melia Hanoi to this local office. In fact, this wasn't a tourist office, it was actually a small hotel! The tour bus then arrived at this hotel around 7:30 am, and we were the only 2 people to be picked up at this small hotel. When asked why they could not pick us up at our own hotel since we seemed to be the only people they were picking up, the tour guide's answer was: we don't know, the head office asked to pick you at this office. We didn't protest any more as the tour bus began its journey. However, it turns out that this bus was actually stopping by other hotels to pick up other guests, and at the end of the hotel stops, the bus stopped in front of our own hotel, Melia Hanoi, to pick-up the last client. By then, it was already 9am, and we had spent 2 hours driving around to pick up other passengers, only to arrive back at our own hotel. We asked the tour guide again why they made us wait at 7:30am at a random small hotel, if they were going to pass by our hotel at 9am anyways, and their response was still: we don't know. At the end of the day, on the way back to Hanoi, the guides told us that there is traffic control on Friday evenings, so the bus can't circle in the Old Quarter, and will only drop everyone in the area surrounding their hotel. When we requested to be dropped at Melia Hanoi Hotel, they told us that they would bring us to the Hilton instead around 3km away from Melia hotel. In the end, the drivers still went into the Old Quarter there was no traffic control and dropped passengers at their hotels, but refused to go to our hotel. This time, we became really mad at them and insisted that they do their job. We heard our own English tour guide trying to convince the driver and the Japanese tour guide in Vietnamese to drop us at our hotel there were 2 tour guides on the bus, one English and one Japanese, and the English tour guide was sympathetic to our cause. In the end, the driver agreed to drop us near our hotel, but we were the last clients off the bus. This whole driving experience made the trip an aggravating experience. The Tam Coc rice field was nice, but it wasn't as nice as we saw at the picture, mainly because you are looking at it from a boat, so you can't see the whole rice field. The boat ride was 1 hour long and it wasn't a comfortable experience.

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Carolyn W

5 | 2015-11-22

One of the highlights of our trip! Very scenic row boat ride, great lunch buffet and scenic bike ride with different things to see. Really gives you a comfortable view of rural Vietnam. Highly recommended.

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