On this tour, you will visit Hanoi - the capital of Vietnam, a city of antiquity, peace, containing the characteristics of Vietnam. You will definitely be conquered by the warm weather and peaceful space here. And with this trip, you will not only visit the most famous places in Hanoi, but you will also visit the hidden gems - places associated with the lives of local people

The tour guide will pick you up in front of the hotel to explore the beauty of this peaceful city • The first stop on your tour is a visit to the HO CHI MINH MAUSOLEUM. This is the most important and sacred place in Hanoi. It is located in Ba Dinh Square - where Uncle Ho read the Declaration of Independence giving birth to Vietnam. This place will help you understand more about the simple life but with a noble revolutionary career of the greatest president of Vietnam. In addition to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, visitors can also visit the Presidential Palace, Uncle Ho's stilt house, fish pond, Ho Chi Minh museum - places associated with Uncle Ho's daily life.

The next destination is the TEMPLE OF LITERATURE - the first university in Vietnam, established in a temple to train royals, mandarins and members of the Vietnamese elite, for an incredible 800 years. This is a beautiful and culturally significant place to explore. Most students come here to pray for their studies. This place is covered by a row of giant trees along with meticulous, lavish architectural works of that time to highlight the wealth of the aristocracy.

Besides, on this trip, you will ENJOY EGG COFFEE ON THE TRAIN TRACK. Unlike other places, the train track here is located right in the middle of a crowded residential area, just a few steps away from people's houses, creating a scene that is both strange and familiar, like an indispensable part of daily life. At times when there are no trains running, the small roads on both sides of the tracks become a living space for people: children play, adults cook, sit and drink tea or knit. Enjoying a cup of egg coffee, a specialty coffee of Hanoi while admiring the passing trains will definitely be an unforgettable experience

Guests will have the chance to take beautiful photos at Hanoi’s most iconic landmarks, such as the Hanoi Opera House or St. Joseph’s Cathedral. These architectural symbols represent the elegant blend of history, culture, and colonial influence that defines the capital city. Standing in front of these famous sites, visitors can capture memorable moments that reflect the unique charm of Hanoi. With their grand facades and central locations, the Opera House and the Cathedral are not only perfect photo spots but also powerful symbols of Hanoi’s timeless beauty and vibrant urban life.

Located on a peaceful island in Hanoi’s West Lake, Tran Quoc Pagoda is the oldest Buddhist temple in Vietnam. With over 1,500 years of history, it offers stunning views, ancient architecture, and a serene spiritual atmosphere. Surrounded by water and lush trees, it’s the perfect place to relax, reflect, and experience Vietnamese culture. A visit here is a journey into the heart of Hanoi’s rich heritage.

Guests will enjoy a sightseeing experience through Hanoi’s Old Quarter, the heart and soul of the city. Walking along its narrow streets, visitors will discover a lively mix of local life, traditional shops, historic houses, and vibrant street scenes. Each street tells its own story, reflecting centuries of culture, trade, and daily routines. From bustling markets to hidden corners full of character, the Old Quarter offers an authentic glimpse into Hanoi’s past and present. This sightseeing journey allows guests to feel the rhythm of the city while capturing unforgettable moments along the way.