2. Long Bien Bridge & Banana Island (Red River Escape)
Start by crossing the historic Long Bien Bridge, one of Hanoi’s most iconic landmarks, offering panoramic views over the Red River and the city skyline.
Continue riding your self-ride e-bike to Banana Island, a hidden green oasis in the heart of Hanoi. Cycle through quiet farming paths, banana plantations, and vegetable gardens.
Stop at a local family home, where you can enjoy traditional tea and learn about daily life in the riverside community. Depending on the season, you may also observe or join simple farming activities such as duck herding, offering a rare glimpse into local countryside life within the city.

3. West Lake, Tran Quoc Pagoda & Lakeside Ride
Continue your journey on your e-bike to West Lake, Hanoi’s largest and most scenic lake. Enjoy a relaxing ride along peaceful lakeside roads.
Visit Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi, before cycling along Thanh Nien Road, where West Lake and Truc Bach Lake meet. This area showcases a calmer, more elegant side of Hanoi City life.

4. Local Life, Ba Dinh District & French Quarter
Explore authentic Hanoi local life as you ride through hidden streets, local markets, and everyday neighborhoods beyond the tourist areas.
Visit Huu Tiep Lake in Ngoc Ha Village to see the remains of a B-52 aircraft, then continue through the historic Ba Dinh District, passing the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Presidential Palace, and Ba Dinh Square.
End your Hanoi City Tour in the elegant French Quarter, known for its tree-lined boulevards, colonial architecture, and the iconic Hanoi Opera House.

5. Hanoi Pho Ending
Finish your journey with a bowl of authentic Hanoi Pho at a local restaurant — the perfect ending after exploring the city like a local on two wheels.