Located on a small island in the middle of West Lake, Tran Quoc Pagoda is the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi, dating back over 1,500 years. Explore the peaceful surroundings and learn about the history and significance of this ancient site. Read more about - Hanoi City Tour: Private Half-Day Customized with Train Street - https://www.viator.com/tours/Hanoi/Hanoi-City-Half-Day-Private-All-Inclusive-Tour-with-Train-Street/d351-5488076P1?mcid=56757

The tour guide will take you to walk across the front of the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to take photos and learn about his history. We do not enter the Mausoleum, as the queue can take approximately 1.5 hours. After that, you may visit the One Pillar Pagoda if you wish.

Découvrez le spectacle unique de Train Street, où les trains passent à quelques centimètres des habitations et des commerces qui bordent les voies. Découvrez le quotidien des habitants et savourez un café dans l'un des cafés du quartier.

Explorez le plus grand marché couvert de Hanoï, où vous trouverez de tout, des produits frais et des spécialités locales aux vêtements et souvenirs. Prenez le temps de faire vos achats et de vous imprégner de l'atmosphère animée de ce marché.

Hanoi Opera House – A French Colonial Architectural Gem Built by the French between 1901 and 1911, the Hanoi Opera House is one of the most iconic colonial buildings in Vietnam.

Long Bien Bridge – A Living Symbol of Hanoi Built by the French from 1899–1902, Long Bien Bridge was once among the longest bridges in the world. During the Vietnam War, it was bombed 14 times but rebuilt every time, becoming a powerful symbol of Hanoi’s resilience. Today, walking on the bridge offers stunning views of the Red River and a unique glimpse into local life—just minutes from the Old Quarter.

Commencez votre visite par une visite de la magnifique cathédrale Saint-Joseph, un monument important de l’époque coloniale française.

Visitez le tristement célèbre « Hanoi Hilton » (prison de Hoa Lo), une ancienne prison coloniale française qui a ensuite abrité des prisonniers de guerre américains pendant la guerre du Vietnam.

Hoan Kiem Lake, known as the heart of Hanoi, is an important historical landmark. It is also called Sword Lake or Luc Thuy Lake. The name “Hoan Kiem” comes from the legend of King Le Loi returning the magical sword to the Golden Turtle after defeating the Ming invaders. The lake is famous for its peaceful scenery, green surroundings, and iconic structures such as Turtle Tower, The Huc Bridge, and Ngoc Son Temple.