Not only the beautiful natures but also the richness of culture, friendly people and the beauty of idyllic villages allure tourists in the world come to visit Vietnam. We recommend some of the best ones as they are in a short distance from the capital center, tourists could easily access to these ancient villages.
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Discover the remains of the Imperial city of Thang Long or Hanoi of yesteryear to appreciate one of the most beautiful monuments of the Vietnamese capital.
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Like a large oval mirror in the heart of the city, Hoan Kiem lake or Sword lake is one of the traditional symbols of Hanoi. In fact, the more you spend time learning about the lake, the more special it becomes. 
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A journey to Nom Ancient Village - an ancient and picturesque countryside nearby Hanoi Capital City Vietnam may be a great choice for anyone seeking for a getaway from the city’s bustling. This antique village which is more than 200 years old, leaving it intact and beautiful on its own. “Peaceful, photogenic, and rustic” are what visitors say about this spot at the first sight. 
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Hanoi is much more than just a city. Beyond the temples and pagodas, the Vietnamese capital hides surprising treasures. Discover six lesser-known facets of Hanoian life!
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These walking streets, regarded as new symbols of the city's vitality, offer open spaces to enjoy street art performances and savor authentic culinary cuisine
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Hanoi’s Old French Quarter is home to some of the finest vestiges of the French presence. Very close to Hoan Kiem Lake, it’s an exciting and engaging adventure that you should experience while in Hanoi.
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Top cafes in Hanoi that will delight travellers with unusual beverages that can be enjoyed in stylish corners, often with unique views.
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Water puppet theatre, a popular art enriching Vietnamese people, is an unmissable cultural experience for tourists in Hanoi, especially for a family stay.
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