Incense Village & Hat Making Village in Hanoi Half Day Tour

 7:30 - 8:00 AM (Morning) | 12:00 - 12:30 PM (Afternoon)

• Pick-up from Hanoi Old Quarter by our English-speaking tour guide.
• Begin your cultural journey to Chuong Village, renowned for its 300-year-old conical hat-making tradition.
• Meet skilled artisans, witness the delicate craftsmanship, and gain insight into the techniques behind these iconic Vietnamese hats.

Next Stop: Quang Phu Cau Incense Village

• Explore this century-old village, known for its vibrant incense-making craft.
• Stroll through the bustling village streets, where families engage in small-scale incense production.
• Visit a specialist household that dyes incense sticks—capture stunning photos of the colorful incense bundles beautifully arranged in the sun.

Final Stop: The Largest Incense Factory in the Village

• Get an in-depth look at the entire incense-making process, from raw materials to the final product.
• Learn about local workers' lives and the significance of incense in Vietnamese culture.

12:00 - 12:30 PM (Morning Tour) | 5:00 - 5:30 PM (Afternoon Tour)

• Return to Hanoi. Drop off at either Hanoi Train Street or a location of your choice.

Chuong Village – The Home of Vietnam’s Conical Hats

Nestled on the outskirts of Hanoi, Chuong Village is renowned for its 300-year-old tradition of making conical hats (nón lá). This iconic Vietnamese craft has been passed down through generations, preserving its cultural significance.

• Meet local artisans and witness the delicate process of selecting, shaping, and stitching palm leaves to create the perfect nón lá.
• Learn about the history and symbolic meaning of conical hats in Vietnamese daily life.
• Hands-on experience: Watch craftsmen at work and gain insights into this time-honored tradition.

A must-visit for those seeking authentic Vietnamese craftsmanship!

This village is famous for its vibrant, handcrafted incense sticks. It has preserved its traditional techniques while becoming a must-visit spot for culture lovers and photographers.

• Explore the incense craft from raw materials to the final product, witnessing artisans at work.
• Capture stunning visuals of colorful incense bundles arranged in mesmerizing patterns.
• Visit a specialist workshop to see the intricate dyeing process that gives the incense its bright hues.
• Experience the village’s largest incense factory, where families continue this long-standing tradition.