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A Heartfelt Journey: Hanoi Orphanage Visit & Traditional Villages Experience

Quang phuc Orphanage pagoda

Orphanage in Hanoi

Quang phu cau Incense traditional village

Quang phu Cau traditional village

Gate of Van phuc silk village

Van phuc silk wear village

Incense stick bamboo at QPC village

Ac private car with driver

A Heartfelt Journey: Hanoi Orphanage Visit & Traditional Villages Experience

Car Tour (driver & guide)

Joined 2025

Khanh N.

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Hanoi

English, Vietnamese (Native)

8 hours

Private tour (only you and Khanh N.)

Up to 6 people

Experience a heartfelt and meaningful day as you visit a peaceful orphanage, where you’ll meet kind-hearted caregivers and children growing up in a nurturing, spiritual setting. Then, journey into the heart of tradition with visits to two remarkable villages: Quang Phu Cau, famed for its centuries-old incense-making craft, and Van Phuc, renowned for handwoven silk.

Itinerary

This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!

08:30 AM

Meeting Point

@Hotel Pick-Up in Hanoi

- Your guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel for a meaningful and soul-touching day in Hanoi.

09:10 AM

A Visit of Compassion at the pagoda Orphanage

Your first stop is Quang Phuc Pagoda, nestled in a tranquil setting that feels worlds apart from the hustle of the city.

The pagoda is home to 33 orphaned children of various ages, lovingly cared for under challenging conditions. Despite limited caregivers and resources, the children are nurtured in an atmosphere of compassion and simplicity.

This visit is not about giving material gifts, but rather sharing warmth, kindness, and human connection. Your presence and interaction bring great joy and encouragement to the children.

Spend time observing their daily routines, sharing smiles, and learning how this unique community sustains love and care in such humble surroundings.

10:20 AM

The Living Art of Incense

Continue your journey to Quang Phu Cau Incense Village, located in Ung Hoa District — a vibrant and photogenic destination known for its colorful incense-making tradition dating back more than a century.

Walk through courtyards filled with bright red and yellow incense sticks drying under the sun, witness the artisans at work, and learn about the rituals and cultural significance of incense in Vietnamese spiritual life.

01:40 PM

Silk Weaving Village

Next, travel to Van Phuc Silk Village, one of the most well-known silk-weaving communities in Vietnam.

Discover how traditional looms are still used to produce exquisite silk fabrics, watch skilled weavers in action, and browse unique handmade scarves, garments, and souvenirs.

Enjoy the peaceful village ambiance as you stroll along the lanes lined with old-style houses and mulberry trees.

03:30 PM

Return to Hanoi

Conclude your enriching day and head back to your hotel.

Ending Point

By 4:10 PM be back at Your hotel/ Accommodation

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This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.

Inclusions & Exclusions

What‘s included

_ A/C transportation (private van) with driver as program

_ Fuel, Toll and Parking

_ Local English speaking Guide

_ Photo fee and permit (not the orphanage for commercial)

_ Entrance fee where applicable for 1time only

_ Pick up & Drop off as per program

_ Bottles of water on board

What‘s not included

_ Other meals & drinks not included the program

_ Travel insurance

_ Personal expenses and donation

_ Tips & gratuities

Tour Important Information

- Perfect for Families, Couples, and traveler friends

- Most Suitable for Young and social-network Guests since all places are hot and colorful on this tour.

- This tour is wheelchair accessible.

- This tour offers a unique blend of compassion, cultural heritage, and local life, perfect for those seeking deeper human connections beyond the usual tourist path.

Important message from the supplier

Vietnam is generally relaxed with dress codes. Casual and modern clothing is common in cities but dressing modestly in temples and rural areas is important. Temples and Pagodas: Modesty is key. You should cover your shoulders and knees when visiting religious sites. Avoid wearing revealing clothing like tank tops, short skirts, or shorts. Rural Areas: It’s advisable to dress more conservatively. Wearing long pants and covering your shoulders is a sign of respect for local customs. However, conservative dress is still appreciated, particularly when visiting offices or formal events.

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time

Joined 2025

Khanh N.

Identity Verified

Interview-Based Quality Checks

About Tour Guide Khanh N.

Hi there! I am Khahn, your guide in Hanoi capital city, no limited from Hanoi to Halong bay, Ninh Binh so-called "Halong bay in land", Sapa, Fanxipan landscape, Puluong natural reserve, Ha Giang Plateau, Ban gioc Waterfall and variety of traditional villages. I was trained to be an English teacher and graduated in 2001 and became a licensed tour guide in 2004 of leading cultural, historical, and adventure tours ... I look forward to joining you and making sure you have a wonderful experience! I can make a customize as per request !