Attractions in Hanoi

Hoan Kiem Lake, whose name means "Returned Sword," is located in the heart of Hanoi....

Night markets are open from Friday to Sunday every week. You can purchase miscellaneous goods,...

The Hanoi Opera House is a building constructed between 1901 and 1911 during the French colonial...

I am a guide serving Tran Hung Dao. You can see a massive tortoise measuring 2 meters in size....

Hanoi's Train Street is a must-visit tourist attraction. Arriving at the scheduled train...

This museum showcases Hanoi's modern and contemporary history. It consists of four...

This is the Temple of Literature in Hanoi, depicted on the 10,000 Dong banknote of Vietnam. As...

It is the second-tallest building in Vietnam, following Landmark 72.

A walking path runs alongside the lake, and luxury hotels, restaurants, and cafes are situated...

Did you know that Vietnam is home to 54 ethnic groups? This museum offers a comprehensive view of...

The Women's Museum of Vietnam houses an extensive collection of artifacts, photographs, and...

Hoa Lo Prison (also known as the "Hanoi Hilton") was built in 1896 during the French...

The temple, erected on a pillar in 1049, is designated as Vietnam's National Treasure No. 1....

In his will, President Ho Chi Minh expressed his wish to be cremated after death and for his...

This is a street lined with bars and clubs where you can enjoy beer alongside local Vietnamese...

The Lotte Observation Deck Hanoi, located on the 65th floor of the Lotte Center—a landmark in...

The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long, established by the Ly Dynasty in the 11th century and...

The exhibition showcases numerous documents and artifacts related to Chairman Ho Chi Minh, as...

You can view the Vietnam War from the Vietnamese perspective. You can also see the equipment used...

Lang Temple, a 900-year-old temple, was built to honor King Ly Than Tong. Located in the outer...