- All flights in the tour
- Hotel & accommodation
- All in-tour stationed local English speaking guide.
- Meals (B,L,D = Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- Transfer vehicle
- Entrance and sightseeing tickets
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Hanoi – Vietnam’s historic capital city, where the streets of its rambling Old Quarter date back to the 14th century. This city is a living tapestry woven with thousands of years of civilization, featuring a unique blend of ancient landmarks, modern structures, and a vibrant sidewalk culture.
This full-day tour is your perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the city's unique energy, discover its most important historical sites, and feel the proud spirit of the Vietnamese nation. Get ready for a day of unforgettable discoveries!
OVERVIEW ITINERARY
Full-Day Hanoi City Tour (L)
Ho Chi Minh Complex: Start your journey at the sacred Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, an important place of pilgrimage. Visit Ho Chi Minh's House on Stilts, built in the style of Vietnam's ethnic minorities, surrounded by peaceful gardens.
Temple of Literature: Move to the next destination – the Temple of Literature (Van Mieu), Vietnam’s first national university, founded in 1070. Admire its majestic architecture honoring the country’s finest intellectuals.
Lunch: Enjoy an authentic and delicious lunch at a local restaurant, sampling the flavors of Hanoi's traditional cuisine.
Cultural Exploration: Visit the Vietnamese Museum of Ethnology to learn about the rich culture of Vietnam's 54 ethnic groups (The Women’s Museum will be visited if the Ethnology Museum is closed on Mondays).
Peaceful Pagoda: Head to Tran Quoc Pagoda, one of the oldest pagodas in Hanoi, renowned for its harmonious architecture and picturesque location next to West Lake—the largest lake in the city.
Historical Reflection: Conclude your tour with a poignant visit to the Hoa Lo Prison (Hanoi Hilton), a significant historical site reflecting the resilience of the nation during wartime.
You will then be transferred back to your hotel. Overnight stay in Hanoi (accommodation is excluded).
Important Notes
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