Hanoi · Tourist Attractions

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

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

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

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

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

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

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...

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

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...

This temple offers an immersive Buddhist atmosphere. It is popular among tourists, and during...

This small temple, where the Vietnam Buddhist Union holds its annual meeting, features two pagodas.

It is a small temple located near Seoho.

Tam Chuc Pagoda (탐축 사원) is a renowned Buddhist temple located in Hanoi, Vietnam. As one of the...

This is a shrine dedicated to the Trưng Sisters (heroines who led an uprising against Han rule...

It is registered as a National Historical and Cultural Site and serves as a temple dedicated to...

This is a street lined with trees along the road, offering a refreshing atmosphere where one can...

This temple, built during the Ly Dynasty, honors Ly Thai Tong for his contributions in the war...