Explore Hanoi's charm on two wheels, cycling through its thousand-year-old streets. The city becomes even more captivating during the gentle autumn days. Touring Hanoi by bike sets your soul free, gracefully navigating through the bustling streets, an unforgettable experience for everyone.

Hanoi, a city over a thousand years old, holds many hidden charms that become even more enchanting with each passing autumn. These days, touring Hanoi by bike, leisurely cruising through the streets, is a memorable experience for all.

Cycling to discover the landmarks within Hanoi is a fascinating new experience. The slow rotations of the wheels will bring you closer to the ancient rhythm of the capital. It's peaceful, not hurried, a chance to improve your health. Riding through the streets has become a delightful pastime for Western visitors to Vietnam and many locals when traveling in Hanoi.

On the iron horse every weekend, witnessing the sunrise at West Lake, the sunset on Long Bien Bridge, traveling in Hanoi by bike on streets covered in golden leaves, or sipping a cup of lemon tea in the Old Quarter... you'll discover a different, charming, and adorable Hanoi.

1. Cycling through the charming Old Quarter when traveling in Hanoi

Cycling around the Old Quarter during a Hanoi tour, you'll be surprised to find that, instead of the noisy, crowded alleys, the daily life of the people here unfolds like a slow-motion film, more genuine and vibrant than ever.

Take an evening bike ride around the Old Quarter, and you'll have the chance to savor many famous street foods such as Tô Tịch's fresh fruit, Dong Xuan Night Market's khuc cake, beer, Tạ Hiện's roasted chicken, Hàng Gà's fried liver, and Đinh Tiên Hoàng's boiled snails.

2. Beautiful Routes in the City Center

Cycling between the rows of ancient trees shading Phan Dinh Phung, Tran Phu, Hoang Dieu, Thanh Nien... the most beautiful streets in the capital. You'll feel the inherent romance and charm of Hanoi's autumn. Enjoying the fresh air, you'll also see many ancient villas built during the French colonial era and famous landmarks such as Cua Bac Church, Thang Long Citadel, and Tran Quoc Pagoda on your exploration.

3. Witnessing Sunrise and Sunset at West Lake...

West Lake is a romantic rendezvous for couples in the evening. On a beautiful day, try cycling around the lake, and you'll feel rejuvenated, reminiscing about the school days in white uniforms. If you want to linger here longer, park your bike on streets like Xuan Dieu, To Ngoc Van, Dang Thai Mai... and indulge in snail stalls, coffee shops, and tea houses by the lake, enjoying the pleasant breeze from the expansive water surface.

4. ...And Long Bien Bridge

Cycling on the century-old iron bridge, occasionally startled by the noisy passing trains, making the bridge tremble. It's a fascinating experience for your trip to Hanoi. Riding slowly with each turn, you'll have moments of introspection amidst the vast, nostalgic, and serene space.

In the evening, park your bike under the bridge, sit on a mat, inhale the tempting aroma of roasted corn and sweet potatoes, take a sip of hot tea in the breezy air, and feel your heart warm up.

Additional information:

Renting scooters and off-road bikes: 80,000 – 100,000 VND/day, for 10 or more, the price is 60,000 VND/day.

Electric bike rental: 15,000 VND/hour.

Rental locations: Láng Hạ, Cầu Giấy, Hoàng Hoa Thám, Hàng Điếu, Long Biên...

Explore Hanoi on a bike with these suggested routes for a day trip:

– Old Quarter – Hoang Dieu Street – Thanh Nien Street – West Lake.

– Long Bien Bridge – West Lake – Old Quarter.

According to Travel News

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Reference: Travel Guide from Mytour