Hanoi has an extensive bus network, and there are many different bus routes that you can take to get around the city. You can find information about the different routes online, at a local tourist information center, or by asking locals.
Once you know which bus route you want to take, you need to find the nearest bus stop. Bus stops are usually marked with a sign that displays the bus route number and the name of the stop.
Before you board the bus, you should check the bus schedule to make sure that the bus you want to take is running and to determine the time of the next bus. Schedules are usually posted at the bus stop or can be found online.
When boarding the bus, you will need to pay the fare. You can either prepare exact change or buy a ticket from the ticket seller on the bus. The fare varies depending on the bus route, but it is usually around 7,000-9,000 Vietnamese dong (about 0.30-0.40 USD).
When the bus arrives, wait for it to come to a complete stop before boarding. Board the bus through the front door and pay the fare or show your ticket to the ticket seller.
Find a seat: Once on the bus, find an available seat or stand if there are no seats available.
Once on the bus, find an available seat or stand if there are no seats available.
When you approach your destination, press the stop button located above your head or tell the driver where you want to get off.
Once the bus has come to a complete stop, exit through the rear door.