Hanoi, the thousand-year-old cultural capital of Vietnam, is the center of the culture and politics of the country with preferential natural landscapes as well as historical monuments, the intangible cultural heritage such as Ca Tru singing. All of them have created the unique attraction of Hanoi.
Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum
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Hanoi Opera House
One Pillar Pagoda
The Huc Bridge
Hanoi Old Quater
Your first stop will be at the Temple of Literature which was built in 1070 by Emperor Ly Thanh Tong as a temple to worship the Chinese philosopher Confucius, and it then served as the first national university of Viet Nam. During the visit, you will have a great opportunity to learn about its old architecture and educational system in the feudalism of Vietnam.
Your next visit is the Ho Chi Minh Complex which includes his mausoleum (closed on Mon, Fri, and all afternoon). Being one of the most important historical attractions of Ha Noi, Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum is where people honor, show gratitude, and express their admiration toward president Ho Chi Minh. Besides, visit his house on stilt and the One Pillar Pagoda nearby.
Continuing, take a tour to experience the charm of the Hanoi Old Quarter. It is the “ heart and soul” of the Ha Noi Capital City, a place to save the ancient culture, memories of the time, and indeed the best place to visit. Enjoy a short leisure walking tour through narrow and old streets to learn about the local’s lifeway with a pause at the Hoan Kiem Lake for photo opportunities before returning to your hotel.
The tour ends.
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