OFFICE MAPS LOCATION OF OFFROAD VIETNAM

From April 2026

After 20 years of operating in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Offroad Vietnam will be relocating from this area. This decision is due to a possible (though not yet confirmed) restriction or ban on gasoline motorbikes starting in July 2026.

As of April 2026, our new office is located at 21/247 Lam Du, Bo De, Hanoi, and our Old Quarter office will be closing.

Our new location is just about ~3 km from the old one, on the east side of the Red River. The new space is larger, and since our team now lives nearby, we’re able to offer more flexible working hours.

For riders living in areas such as Eco Park, Vinhomes Riverside Long Bien, Vinhomes Global Gate Co Loa, and Ocean Park 1, 2, and 3, our new location will be especially convenient, as these areas are unlikely to be affected by the potential gasoline motorbike restrictions.

You can scan the QR code below to easily find our new office location.

Here are some of the advantages of our new location:

• Much better traffic conditions
• More spacious and comfortable environment
• Easier to find and access
• More flexible pick-up and drop-off times
• Conveniently located only about 3.5 km from Hanoi’s Old Quarter

Google Maps navigation

You can search for “Offroad Vietnam” on the Google Maps app, or simply click on the map below or the following link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/qweAqbiydDZ8zabk7

Offroad Vietnam^® Travel Contacts

– Add: 21 ngo 247 Lam Du, Bo De, Hanoi, VIETNAM.
– Mobile: 0913 047509 / 0985 642546 (call in/from Vietnam). +84 913 047509 / +84 985 642546 (call in/from other countries). We are available via WhatsApp, Viber, Zalo, iMessage & FaceTime.

– You can contact us via E-mail:
Tours: [email protected]
Webmaster: [email protected]

Before April 2026

We are located in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, one of the busiest areas in the city. Space here is limited and property prices are extremely high, so instead of renting a large storefront on a main street, our office is tucked away in an easy-to-find alley.

Please save or download this Office Maps & Location page before your trip, and you’ll have no trouble finding us in Hanoi. See you soon!

Our Old Office: Why Offroad Vietnam^® Office Off-Road?

Offroad Vietnam® reflects the authentic spirit of Hanoi through its “off the main road” location at 36 back door Nguyen Huu Huan Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam.

In reality, much of daily life in Hanoi’s Old Quarter takes place within a maze of narrow alleyways. Many locals spend their entire lives running food stalls or small family businesses in spaces barely two metres wide. This is the true character of Hanoi – vibrant, busy, and full of local culture.

With Offroad Vietnam®, you experience not only the ride, but also a genuine taste of the real Vietnam.

Many customers ask why so many houses in Hanoi are narrow and compact. One common reason is inheritance traditions. In families with several sons and daughters, the house is often divided among the sons, meaning the more sons there are, the smaller each share becomes. This is one of the unique cultural characteristics of Vietnam, especially in older cities like Hanoi.

Our office may not be luxurious, but everything is well organized within our three-floor house. We prefer to invest back into the Vietnamese community and improve the quality of our services rather than spend heavily on an expensive storefront. Being located off the main road helps us keep costs reasonable while focusing on what matters most.

We have also created a YouTube video to help you find our office easily. If you have trouble locating us, please watch the video below.

 

How To Find Us By Google Maps Location?

Our office is quite easy to find. First, go to either No. 34A Nguyen Huu Huan Street (GS25 & Starbucks) or No. 36 (a food shop). Then enter the small alley located between these two addresses. Our office is the third back door on the left, approximately 20 metres from the main street, as shown on the map below.

Look for our orange-colored signboard (see photo below).

You can also access the alley from Hang Bac Street or Luong Ngoc Quyen Street, but those entrances are usually a bit more difficult to navigate.

Google Maps Location screenshot