Vietnam · CRAFT VILLAGES AND AO DAI WORKSHOPS
18 tours
This site carries 18 craft villages and ao dai workshops. These 15 are the ones to look at first, each with its cost, its timings and the detail that separates it from the one underneath it.
Saigon by motorbike at night, with hotel pickup and plenty of street food stops, from bún thịt nướng to oysters and District 4 spring rolls.
“To make sure other people are touring i was on my own with the guide who was wonderful however did the tour to meet people”
A 4-hour Saigon scooter adventure with hotel pickup, temple stops, flower market snacks, and the story of Thich Quang Duc.
“I had an amazing day with Katie, this is truly the best way to see Saigon. She was so fun and helpful, I learned so much about the city that I wouldn’t have learned if I tried to explore on my own. I was sad when the tour ended because I wantRead more”
Hanoi day trip through lacquer, incense, and conical hat villages, ending with a home-cooked lunch and your own made-to-keep hat.
“Incredible day spent with our guide Vu who made sure our group was taken care of well. He is clearly passionate about sharing his country’s culture and history. I loved the colorful incense village and the way the hats are made blew my mind! Our lunch was phenomenal and I learned to love pomelos. I really enjoyed the laquer activity - if I had a bigger suitcase I think It would be full! I am proud of my creation and I will treasure it as a reminder of a great day. My favorite part was getting to meet our guide’s grandparents and hearing about their life. Their hospitality and warmth…”
A small-group Hanoi craft tour to make incense and paint a conical hat, with expert photo help, optional lacquer, and a Train Street drop-off.
“Most memorable experience of Hat making and Incense stick village. Wonderful guide in Mr.Huy and Incense village tour photography.”
Visit Quang Phu Cau incense village, Chuong conical hat craft, and optional lacquer painting, with photo time and optional Train Street drop-off.
“Our tour was a little delayed on pick up and due to New Year’s Day traffic we were unable to get the hotel collection so we met the guide at the tour office. The bus was a little too hot, making it a little comfortable. Our tour guide was AMAZING however! On the drive up in the bus he got on the mic and introduced himself and the driver and told ups some random facts about the areas and the country. Which is why we book tours ! He was funny and very kind . First stop was the hat making. We walked though a small local village market and…”
Ride Saigon at night by motorbike for a 4-hour food and sights tour, with dinner, fish noodle soup, flower markets, and District 4 eats.
“Excellent. Perfect for me. Mostly a city tour with light food and drink. Evening tour is action packed and stunning with the lights. Ana you are the best! Polite, informative, flexible and fun!”
Ride a scooter through Saigon’s street-food stops, from coffee and a bunker to flower market snacks and Chinatown temple bites.
“We had drivers Mint and Nam, they were very kind, We visited many places in Saigon with them and they gave us many information. Their English was perfect! I can recommend this tour!”
Morning scooter tour in Ho Chi Minh City with hotel pickup, temple and flower market stops, street food, and optional Ao Dai riders.
“My guide Dom was the best! Unfazed the whole time and able to answer my questions. His obvious pride in Vietnam shon. Very safe driver! Thank you Dom.”
Small-group day trip from Hanoi to Ninh Binh: Quang Phu Cau incense, Tam Coc boat ride, and Hoa Lu temples. $85 with lunch.
“Wonderful day out with Hoa and his driver. Loved the boat through Nimh Binh and walking the temple. Highly recommended Hoa as a tour guide”
Conical hat painting and Quang Phu Cau incense making, with Hanoi highlights and optional Train Street, from $16 per person.
“Very well organised. Activities were fun and informative. My 7 year old very much enjoyed painting the conical hat. Highly recommend”
Hanoi craft villages for incense, conical hats, and lacquer art, plus options for Train Street and key sights like Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum.
“We had a great trip with Anna and the driver, Tony. Anna made everyone feel so welcome and made an effort to learn a word or two from all the languages onboard the bus. The incense village was really interesting and we had the opportunity to get hands-on at various points. Anna was so knowledgable and also helpful when it came to taking photos of people amongst the incense bundles. The Vietnamese hat painting was really good and we got to keep our hats! We chose to get dropped off at Train Street so that we could get some food before the train came through around 3pm. Thanks for a…”
Saigon on a scooter in the French Quarter: War Remnants, Notre Dame, Post Office, Opera, Nguyen Hue, Jade Emperor. Hotel pickup included.
“wonderful way to see Saigon! All the sights, zipping through the city on a scooter with 2 amazing guides - Jus and Navin! Extremely friendly and knowledgeable and felt very safe in the crazy traffic of the city. Best way to travel and see so many sights in one afternoon! Highly recommend to do right after landing.”
Morning Saigon motorbike food tour with coffee stop, historic sights, flower market, temples, and District 4 breakfast bites, plus Ao Dai riders option.
“This was an amazing tour. My tour guide’s name was Long. He was very knowledgeable and super accommodating with customizing the tour to my preferences! Also his english and accent were both excellent, which made communicating great! Highly recommend!”
Private morning scooter ride through Saigon landmarks, colonial buildings, and war museums, with hotel pickup and optional Ao dai rider.
“The tour guide was 25 minutes late and couldn't find the hotel. How do you not know how to use Google maps to find one of the most iconic hotels in HCMC. The guide had bad hygiene and smelled. Think about how bad it is riding behind Read more”
Half-day Hanoi tour combining Train Street and Quang Phu Cau incense craft, with free pickup, a pro guide, and photo-ready stops.
“Short and sweet visit to an incense village about an hour away from Hanoi. This is a colorful photo opportunity which requires good weather since they put the drying incense sticks away if it starts raining. We were lucky, but in the rain the tour is probably not worth it. At the end we enjoyed coffee at one of the trendy cafes in central Hanoi. Nice tour if you don’t want to spend a whole day driving to a far away attraction.”
