Visiting Hanoi by Hop On Hop Off bus allows you to enjoy the main attractions of the capital in an original way and especially if you have limited time.
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In the suburbs of Hanoi, the Tay Phuong Pagoda reveals a nice surprise for its richness, both cultural and architectural, of one of the oldest Pagodas in the country.
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Along with the Lunar New Year and the Tao Mo Festival which is held on the third day of the third lunar month, Tet Pay Tai is one of the three most important festivals for the Tay and Nung people
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Recently, word has spread about a unique Pho restaurant on Bao Khanh Street in Hanoi. This establishment offers a special service: diners can purchase an extra bowl of Pho to be "suspended" for someone in need
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Quang Phu Cau incense village, about 40 kilometers from Hanoi city center, has been renowned for its colorful handicrafts for over a century
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Depart from Sapa town, passing through many rouge passes, along the mountain cliffs, travelers will come across the touristic sight of Muong Hoa valley.
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This article aims to provide information regarding Sapa’s terraced rice fields, including the ideal period and suggested destinations to enjoy the stunning view
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With 24 hours in Hanoi, let’s see what you can do to make the most of the city!
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From Hanoi to Ninh Binh is less than 100km, escape into the splendor of picturesque countryside which is rich in cultural heritage of the Vietnam’s ancient capital. You will see the limestone rocks, rice fields, valleys, streams, villages, temples and pagoda. This beauty deserves its fame of “Halong Bay on Land”. And there are some places that you should not miss when travelling to Ninh Binh
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