Guide 🇻🇳 Hanoi
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Hoan Kiem Lake
Central lake known for its scenic beauty and Ngoc Son Temple.
Old Quarter
Historic area with narrow streets, traditional shops, and street food.
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
Resting place of Vietnam's revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh.
Temple of Literature
Historic temple dedicated to Confucius, hosting Vietnam's first university.
One Pillar Pagoda
Unique Buddhist temple built on a single stone pillar.
Vietnam Museum of Ethnology
Museum showcasing the diverse cultures of Vietnam's ethnic groups.
Thang Long Imperial Citadel
UNESCO World Heritage site with ancient royal palaces and relics.
Water Puppet Theatre
Traditional Vietnamese art form performed on water.
Vietnam Military History Museum
Highly regarded museum displaying restored military equipment and wartime artifacts, offering an in-depth look at Vietnam’s conflicts.
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Striking neo-Gothic Catholic cathedral built in 1886, showcasing French colonial architecture and a dramatic facade in central Hanoi.
Tran Quoc Pagoda
Oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi, located on West Lake.
National Museum of Vietnamese History
Architecturally notable museum covering Vietnam’s prehistory through 1945, with extensive collections across two nearby exhibition sites.
Hoa Lo Prison
Historical prison museum, also known as the 'Hanoi Hilton'.
Vietnamese Women's Museum
Modern, insightful museum highlighting Vietnamese women’s roles across 54 ethnic groups through culture, traditions, fashion, and wartime life.
Ngoc Son Temple
Hanoi’s most visited temple, reached by a bridge to a lake island; dedicated to revered figures and famed for its historic atmosphere.
Bach Ma Temple
Ancient 11th-century temple in the Old Quarter, believed Hanoi’s oldest, offering a peaceful refuge amid lively surrounding streets.
Ho Chi Minh Museum
Chronological exhibitions on Ho Chi Minh’s life and legacy, conveniently located near the mausoleum within the Ho Chi Minh complex.
Hanoi's Train Street
Unforgettable narrow street where trains pass inches from buildings; popular for café viewing and dramatic photos when trains roll through.
Thong Nhat Park
Large urban park offering greenery and respite from traffic, ideal for relaxed strolls and a quieter side of Hanoi.
Thu Le Park
City green space recommended for escaping crowds, providing shaded paths and a calmer environment within bustling Hanoi.
Hoan Kiem
The historic soul of Hanoi with temples, old gates, traditional shops, and vibrant street life.
Old Quarter
Lively, walkable backpacker hub with street food, markets, and dense historic lanes near key attractions.
Tay Ho
An expat-friendly area with modern shops, dining, nightlife spots, and the tranquil West Lake.
French Quarter
Upscale, calmer area with wide boulevards, colonial buildings, museums, and cultural sites near the Old Quarter.
Ba Dinh
Central and quieter neighborhood with key attractions like Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum and the Military Museum.
Truc Bach
A peaceful lakeside neighborhood with a large expat community, known for its relaxing atmosphere.
Hai Ba Trung
A busy and modern area with clothing shops, hip cafés, and the city's most modern movie theater.
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