Welcome up on arrival by English speaking tour guide then he transfers you to Hanoi old quarter Having Breakfast with your self

Driver and guide will give you to the historic complex of Ba Dinh. Visit Ba Dinh Square, where the former Vietnam President Ho Chi Minh read the Vietnam’s Declaration of Independence on 2 September 1945

Visit Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum and One-Pillar Pagoda - a must-see monument in Ha Noi. One-Pillar Pagoda is an ancient Buddhist pagoda. Supported by only one pillar and resembling a lotus blossom, it was built in the early 11th century during the reign of King Ly Thai Tong

We will also visit Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature), the first Imperial school in Vietnam built in 1070 during the dynasty of King Ly. Lunch at restaurant

After lunch, we will pay a visit to the Museum of Ethnology, which is widely acknowledged as the best in the country and has an extensive display dedicated to Vietnam's 54 Ethnic minority peoples.

Then we take a cyclo (pedicab) ride around the “36 meandering streets” of Ha Noi’s historic Old Quarter and visit Tran Quoc Pagoda as well as Quan Thanh Temple. Have dinner at restaurant Come back to hotel , check in and free time

Remark : •Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is not opened on every Monday & Friday. •Museum of Ethnology is closed on every Monday. •The Museum can be moved to your favourite museum in Hanoi. You might like to consider the following alternatives for your day in Hanoi: •Vietnamese Women’s Museum – one of the most interesting museums in Hanoi and voted among ’10 Must-see sites in Hanoi’ by the Tripadvisor. The museum has three main galleries and three main themes: Women in Family, Women in History and Women’s Fashion. With more than 1000 materials, photos and objects displayed in the museum show the role the Vietnamese women in History and Family life. • The History, Fine Arts and Army Museum – large, but many interesting exhibits • The Hanoi Citadel – in the process of being released by the Army: two buildings now accessible • The Dong Xuan, Hang Be or Hom markets – large, crowded, but very Vietnamese • St. Joseph’s Cathedral – European neo-Gothic (plenty of up-market shops and restaurants nearby)