It is a popular, highly photographic destination where artisans arrange dried incense bundles into flower-like shapes, attracting visitors for cultural experiences, photography, and to witness traditional, eco-friendly, and natural, sun-dried, and hand-crafted, processes.

located about 30km southwest of Hanoi in Thanh Oai district, is a famous, 300-year-old traditional village renowned for producing Nón Lá (traditional Vietnamese conical hats). Visitors can watch local artisans create these hats and visit a unique, bustling hat market held periodically. Paint your own hat and take it home.

Ha Thai Lacquer Village is a renowned traditional craft village in Hanoi, Vietnam, that has specialized in the intricate art of lacquerware for over 200 years. Located approximately 15–20 kilometers south of downtown Hanoi in the Thuong Tin District, it was once known as the "village that serves the king" because it produced high-quality, sophisticated lacquer pieces for the royal court. Try making a lacquer painting art piece

Hanoi Train Street is a famous, narrow residential alley along the railway tracks (primarily near Phùng Hưng and Trần Phú streets) where cafes operate just inches from passing trains. While it is a top, free-to-enter Instagram spot.