Hanoi Old Quarter: Begin your journey in the famous Old Quarter, renowned for its long history and distinctive architecture of old Hanoi. The small, local streets, traditional shops, and bustling atmosphere create a unique ambiance that visitors will find hard to find elsewhere.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum: A significant historical site in Vietnam, offering visitors the opportunity to learn about President Ho Chi Minh and the country’s modern history. The solemn atmosphere, combined with architecture and green landscapes, creates a unique cultural experience.

Temple of Literature: A structure deeply rooted in Confucian culture and the first university in Vietnam. It clearly demonstrates the studious spirit and traditional cultural values ​​of the Vietnamese people over the centuries.

Train Street: One of the most popular destinations for foreign tourists in Hanoi. The sight of trains running alongside small cafes creates a unique and very characteristic experience of the city.

Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre: In the evening, visitors will enjoy traditional water puppetry – an ancient folk art form of Northern Vietnam, combined with traditional music and fascinating cultural stories.

• Explore Hanoi Old Quarter
• Visit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
• Discover the Temple of Literature
• Experience the famous Train Street
• Enjoy a traditional Water Puppet performance

Bat Trang Ceramic Village: Not far from the center of Hanoi, Bat Trang ceramic village is one of the most famous traditional craft villages in Vietnam with a history of hundreds of years. It is a place that preserves the essence of handcrafted ceramic art and the beauty of Northern Vietnamese craft village culture.

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology: One of Hanoi’s most famous museums for foreign visitors. The exhibition space showcases the culture, architecture, and life of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups, helping visitors gain a deeper understanding of the country’s cultural diversity.

West Lake: West Lake boasts a peaceful and modern beauty with lakeside cafes, spacious surroundings, and famous sunset views. This is also an area with a high concentration of foreigners living in Hanoi.

Ta Hien Street: Ultimately known as Hanoi’s “Beer Street,” Ta Hien is where visitors can best experience the vibrant nightlife, street culture, and youthful energy of the capital at night.

• Hands-on pottery workshop at Bat Trang Ceramic Village
• Visit the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology
• Relax at West Lake
• Experience Hanoi’s nightlife at Ta Hien Beer Street

Hoa Lo Prison Relic: A famous historical site associated with Vietnam’s war periods. This space offers an authentic perspective and many special historical values ​​for international tourists.

Hanoi Cathedral: This place impresses with its ancient French Gothic architecture and a space that bears the strong imprint of Europe in the heart of the capital. The surrounding area is famous for its cafes and vintage-style streets.

Dong Xuan Market: Hanoi’s largest traditional market, where tourists can explore local life, shop for souvenirs, and clearly feel the distinctive trading culture of the Vietnamese people.

Hoan Kiem Lake: Located in the heart of the capital, Hoan Kiem Lake is considered a cultural and historical symbol of Hanoi. The peaceful green space and famous legends make it an indispensable stop for international tourists.

• Visit Hoa Lo Prison Relic
• Explore St. Joseph’s Cathedral
• Shop at Dong Xuan Market
• Walk around Hoan Kiem Lake
• Departure