From Hanoi: Perfume Pagoda or Incense Village, Conical Hat
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Explore the Perfume Pagoda on a full-day tour from Hanoi. Take a boat trip on Yen stream, visit the Thien Tru pagoda and Explored Incense Village 1 day Trip
Highlights
- Enjoy a boat trip on Yen stream amidst the majestic natural beauty
- Visit the Thien Tru pagoda, which was visited by King Le Thanh Tong
- Explore the Huong Tich cave, known as 'Nam Thien De Nhat Dong'
- Place with a complex of 18 pagodas and temples altogether
- - Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and scents of Quang Phu Cau Village
Description
Tour guide will start the day by picking you up from your hotel in Hanoi. Spend about an hour by car from Hanoi (about 30 kms), the Quang Phu Cau villagers here produce traditional bright red incense, making for stunning imagery at all stages of the process. As originators of this photo tour, we can assure you of the ultimate Quang Phu Cau experience and pictures to prove it. Wander through the narrow lanes of Quang Phu Cau, where the air is infused with the enchanting aroma of meticulously crafted incense
Visit Chuong Village (Traditional Conical Hat Making)
Arrive at Chuong Village, famous for over 300 years of conical hat craftsmanship. Explore narrow alleys lined with workshops and observe the step-by-step process of making Vietnam’s iconic nón lá.
You’ll meet passionate artisans, learn about the cultural meaning behind the hat, and even try your hand at assembling or decorating a small conical hat to take home as a souvenir.
Then, we arrive at Perfume Pagoda and walk or travel by electric vehicle to the Yen wharf to get on local boat. The boat will go travel along the Yen stream and you can enjoy the beautiful landscapes.
Go on a short trek to the main cave on the mountain summit ( 2.5km), or select the option that includes a cable car to and from the cave. Visit Huong Tich cave. The tour guide will help you understand more about this landscape.
Visit the Thien Tru Pagoda to rest and if you wish, participate in a Buddhist prayer. The Thien Tru Pagoda was built in the 18th century during the King Le Thanh Tong dynasty. Thien Tru means 'a heaven kitchen,' a name given by locals in this region who thought the rock formations in this area look like chefs busily working in the kitchen.
Head back to the Yen wharf and return by bus to Hanoi.
Arrive back in Hanoi and get dropped off at your hotel in the Old Quarter of Hanoi.
Includes
Transfer by car
English speaking guide (Surcharge for other language guide)
Entrance fee
Boat trip
Lunch at local restaurant with Vietnamese Cuisine(Optional)
Bottled water
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund