Cheap flights from Singapore to Hanoi

Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam is located on the banks of the Red River. One can see the influence of France and Chinese occupation in its architecture and cuisine. It is perfect for those who want to experience the fascinating Vietnamese culture, exciting cuisine, endless rice fields, the vast rolling hills and lush nature.

Which airport will you disembark at in Hanoi?

All of the flights from Singapore to Hanoi arrive at Noi Bai International Airport and currently land at Terminal 2.

What are the flights available to you from Singapore to Hanoi?

VietJet Air, Hahn Air, Singapore Airlines, Silk Air and Vietnam Airlines operate direct flights, at present. The other cheap flights from Singapore are usually connecting flights. Air Asia, Jet Star and Malindo Air offer cheap flights.

What is the duration of the flight?

The direct flights to Hanoi usually take up to 3 hours 30 minutes. It is best to take direct flights as it takes the shortest time and is usually cheaper than flights with layovers. But if you do choose flights with layovers, it will take you an average time of about 10 hours.

Which is the best area to stay in Hanoi?

Hanoi is considered to be a vibrant city which is also not too hard on the pocket. One can easily afford good hotels here. For those looking at budget accommodations, it is best if you head to the Old Quarter. Those looking to explore the more cosmopolitan parts of Hanoi and can afford more luxurious options, you can try the French Quarter. For those travellers looking for a quiet stay in Hanoi away from the noise of the city, Hồ Tây may be the place for you (Hanoi West Lake), here you can find a more mid-range of hotels.

What are the locations where I can shop and eat?

Hanoi offers you the perfect blend of cosmopolitan boutiques with traditional outdoor and indoor markets that are scattered across the city. Hanoi also has a weekend night market that runs through the Old Quarter District. It starts at around 7:00 pm at present, but best to check as the timings may be subject to change. This is also a good place to head to try out the local street food. For Vietnamese silk and apparel, it is best to head to the Hang Gai Street.

To taste the local cuisine of Hanoi head to the Old Quarter. Some of the food items that you must try are Cha Cha (Turmeric Fish with Dill), Mein Xao Luon (Glass noodles with deep fried eel), Bun Thang (Rice Vermicelli with chicken, egg and pork), Banh Cuon (Rolled Cake), Pho Xao (Stir- fried Pho) and Xoi Xeo (Sweet Sticky Rice)

What places do I visit in Hanoi?

The first place to hit when you are at Hanoi is the Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is an architectural testament to Vietnam’s History. Head to the Water Puppet Theater for Vietnam’s take on Asian puppet tradition. The Perfume Pagoda referred to as the Chua Hong (translating to “inner temple”) is an intriguing temple complex with the temples built into the mountain range. Also, don’t forget to head to Hanoi’s Old Quarter to take in the blend of colonial architecture with Vietnam’s culture added to the mix.

Did you know? Hanoi is also referred to as “City of lakes”

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