INCENSE VILLAGE, HAT-MAKING & LACQUER ART HALF DAY TOUR – MORNING

Incense Village

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Duration

5 hours

Tour Type

Discovery

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Highlights of the Full Day Tour

Incense Village (Quang Phu Cau): Visit this village located about 30 km from Hanoi, renowned for its traditional incense stick production. You can witness the entire process of making and trading incense sticks, and even capture beautiful photos of the colorful incense bundles.
Conical Hat Village (Chuong Village): Discover the art of making traditional conical hats using natural materials like banana leaves. You can observe the crafting process and even try your hand at decorating your own hat.
Lacquer Art Village (Ha Thai Village): Learn about the meticulous process of creating lacquer paintings, from preparing the wood base to painting, polishing, and finishing. You’ll have the opportunity to create your own unique lacquer painting as a souvenir.

Cultural Experiences

Home-Cooked Lunch: Enjoy a delicious meal prepared by a local artisan, immersing yourself in authentic Vietnamese hospitality.
Hands-On Activities: Participate in the hat-making and lacquer painting processes, guided by skilled craftspeople.

Included/Exclude

Comfortable bus
English speaking tour guide
Home-cooked lunch (full day trip)
01 conical hat/person (full day trip)
01 water bottle/person
All entrance fee in plan

Drinks in meal
Lacquer piece for painting purpose only
Your appreciation for service of tour guide and driver

Tour Amenities

Accepts Credit Cards

Outdoor Seating

Restaurant

Wireless Internet

Tour Plan

DETAIL ITINERARY

7h30 - 8h00: Pick up at Old Quarter by tour guide.

First, we'll visit the historic Chuong village, renowned for its 300-year-old tradition of conical hat making. Here, you'll meet local artisans and observe the intricate process of crafting these iconic Vietnamese hats.

Next, we'll head to the century-old Quang Phu Cau village, famous for its vibrant incense craft. Stroll through the village center, witnessing families engaged in small-scale incense production. You'll visit a specialist household that dyes incense sticks, offering perfect photo opportunities of colorful incense bundles.

The tour culminates with a visit to the village's largest incense factory. Here, you'll get an in- depth look at the entire incense-making process, from raw materials to finished products, and gain insights into the lives of rural workers.

12h00 - 12h30: Our journey concludes with a return to Hanoi. You'll have the option to be dropped off at the famous Train Street or another location of your choice.

Please note: This half-day tour does not include lunch, so we recommend eating beforehand or bringing snacks to keep you energized throughout the afternoon.

End tour discover Incense Village half day. Thank you so much and see you soon!

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THINGS YOU SHOULD BRING

Face mask, hat, sun cream
Empty stomach
Good camera

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General price: Adult (

From 9 years old 100% rate

) $39.00 / ticket | Children (from 5 - 8 years 75% adult rate) $29.00 / ticket | Baby (

under 5 years old are FOC

) $0.00 / ticket

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General price: Adult (

From 9 years old 100% rate

) $39.00 / ticket | Children (from 5 - 8 years 75% adult rate) $29.00 / ticket | Baby (

under 5 years old are FOC

) $0.00 / ticket

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$39.00

Tour Price

General price: Adult (

From 9 years old 100% rate

) $39.00 / ticket | Children (from 5 - 8 years 75% adult rate) $29.00 / ticket | Baby (

under 5 years old are FOC

) $0.00 / ticket

$39.00

Tour Price

General price: Adult (

From 9 years old 100% rate

) $39.00 / ticket | Children (from 5 - 8 years 75% adult rate) $29.00 / ticket | Baby (

under 5 years old are FOC

) $0.00 / ticket

$39.00

Tour Price

General price: Adult (

From 9 years old 100% rate

) $39.00 / ticket | Children (from 5 - 8 years 75% adult rate) $29.00 / ticket | Baby (

under 5 years old are FOC

) $0.00 / ticket

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FAQ

What type of visa do I need to enter Vietnam?

Tourists need to apply for a tourist visa (visa D1) to enter Vietnam. The visa application can be done online or at the Vietnamese Embassy/Consulate.

What are the entry procedures for Vietnam?

Upon arrival at the airport, tourists need to present their passport, visa, and entry declaration form. This process is usually quite quick.

What is the currency of Vietnam and what are the exchange rates?

The currency of Vietnam is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). Exchange rates can vary, so tourists should check the rates before exchanging money.

Where can I use my credit card?

International credit cards are accepted at major hotels, restaurants, and shops. However, it is advisable to carry some cash for use in places that do not accept cards.

Do locals speak English?

Locals in major cities often speak English, especially in tourist areas. However, English may not be widely spoken in rural areas.

Which areas are safe to travel to?

Tourist areas like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang are generally safe for visitors. However, tourists should avoid isolated areas at night.

What are the signature dishes of Vietnam that I should try?

Some signature Vietnamese dishes that tourists should try include pho, banh mi, bun cha, and nem ran (spring rolls).

What is the most convenient mode of transportation within the city?

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Tour Location

Ha Noi City

Languages Support

Chinese, English, Philipines, Vietnamese

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