• With a Japanese guide! Visit Van Phuc Village, famous for silk weaving for thousands of years

  
  

• Traveling on Line 2A, the first urban railway in Vietnam

  
  

• We will also guide you through the "Train Street" built by the French, and enjoy a delicious coffee and banh mi snack!

  
  

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- Course Information -

• Departure time: Morning course 8:00, Afternoon course 13:30
• Departure point: Hotel (designated hotel in Hanoi)
• Duration: Approximately 4.5 hours
• Disbanding time: Morning course 12:30, Afternoon course 18:00
• Disbanding location: Hotel (designated hotel in Hanoi)
• Minimum number of participants: 2 people (private plan available)
• Minimum age to participate: 1 year and above

- Spot Introduction -

• Van Phuc Village Located about 10km southwest of Hanoi, Van Phuc Silk Village is famous for silk weaving for thousands of years and was considered the number one in Indochina during the French colonial period. The silk from Van Phuc Village is an animal fiber extracted from silkworm cocoons, so it has an elegant luster on the surface and a soft fabric. It is known for its wide variety, beauty, and durability. Silk products are commonly used in the lives of Vietnamese people, but they have also become the subject of poetry and paintings.

• Hanoi Metro Line 2A The first urban railway in Vietnam to open is the "Metro Hanoi Line 2A". It began passenger service on November 6, 2021. Line 2A connects Cat Linh Station in Dong Da District in the center of Hanoi to Yen Nghia Station in Ha Dong District, a residential development area in the southwest of the city. The line is 13.1 km long and has a total of 12 stations. It takes just over 25 minutes to ride the entire line. Trains run every 6 minutes during peak hours and every 10 minutes at other times. If you come to Hanoi, be sure to try it out.

  
  

• "Train Street"
  
  The North-South Railway was built by the French a long time ago, and gradually
  houses started to grow around the tracks, creating a train street. Tourists
  from all over the world flock to this area to have a cup of coffee next to the
  tracks. It is called "Train Street" or "Railway Village". This has made it a
  popular tourist spot in Hanoi for foreign tourists.