A visit to the National Historical Museum in Hanoi invites you on an exciting cultural discovery of Vietnamese history.
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Discover the famous Long Bien Bridge, an architectural work that has crossed Hanoi’s contemporary history. It’s a must during your stay in Hanoi.
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Bach Ma Temple, the oldest in the old quarter of Hanoi, is distinguished by its architecture and its legend specific to Vietnamese culture.
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There is a different kind of Hanoi that is cherished by those who get up early. Morning exercise, meditation or a peaceful meeting… All are activities you can mainly see early in the morning.
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 Discover the renowned street food of Hanoi known as one of the best in Asia. There are 3 key points to Hanoi street food: inventiveness, friendliness and low price.
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Hanoi is the cultural and historical center of Vietnam capital. Therefore, this is an amazing place about gastronomy, culture, history, scenery and people. Here are some suggestions to do in Hanoi during your stay to make your holiday more interesting and memorable.
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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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Unlike many cities in Vietnam, Hanoi carries on it a special harmonization between the past and present, classic and modern beauty. This combination has made Hanoi distinctive on it owns way. So what are the biggest differences that mostly draw attention of tourists on their first time to Hanoi? 
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When it comes to the symbols of Hanoi capital, familiar names like Sword Lake and the Thang Long imperial city are outstanding but another one no less popular with its inhabitants and inseparable from the soul of Hanoi is West Lake.
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