Handmade incense-making activity in local village from Hanoi

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Discover Hanoi’s iconic incense-making village, where a century-old tradition comes alive in vivid shades of red and spiritual heritage.After hotel pick-up, you’ll enjoy a traditional Vietnamese breakfast with a bowl of pho, followed by a stop for Hanoi’s famous creamy egg coffee. You’ll then travel by private car through the historic outskirts of the city as your guide shares insights into local craft traditions.At the incense and bamboo toothpick village, you’ll stroll through traditional homes and admire thousands of incense bundles drying in the sun. You’ll meet local artisans, learn ancient production techniques, and try crafting your own incense sticks.To finish, you’ll enjoy a home-style lunch at a local village restaurant, browse handcrafted souvenirs, and return comfortably to your hotel at the end of the experience.
Highlights
- There's a traditional Vietnamese breakfast with pho and a home-style lunch included
- You’ll explore Hanoi’s historic outskirts by private car with insights from a local guide
- There’s a visit to the incense and bamboo toothpick village with thousands of incense bundles drying in the sun
- You’ll learn ancient craft techniques and try making your own incense sticks
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Activity package
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Facilities
Free cancellation
mobile
6 hours
Available in English, Spanish
What's included
- Drinks
- Lunch
- Breakfast
- Guided tour
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Where you'll meet
Pick-up from your hotel in Hanoi. Please be ready 10 minutes before pick-up time.
Operated by
World Victory Travel
Important information
Accessibility:
* This activity is not suitable for guests with walking difficulties, due to uneven and steep surfaces
Know in advance:
* Hotel pick-up is included from your hotel in Hanoi. Please provide the hotel address at check-out
Remember to bring:
* Comfortable shoes
* Your camera