You have a chance to see oldest pagoda in Hanoi. It was build in 6th century by King Ly Nam De. Pagoda located on the island of West lake-Biggest lake in Hanoi. You also will see Truc Bach lake where we call B52 lake.

This is the largest freshwater lake in Hanoi, covering an area of more than 500 hectares. You will stop to visit Tran Quoc Pagoda, which is located on a small island on the eastern side of the lake.

The first national university in Vietnam. It was build in 1070 by King Ly Thanh Tong. Temple of literature called Van Mieu is the place where our first national examination organized. Nowaday, Van Mieu is consider as the center of Ha Noi culture and everyday many of young people coming to pray for lucky in studying.

A visit to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology offers a fascinating journey through the country’s rich cultural mosaic. Guests can explore beautifully curated exhibits showcasing traditional costumes, spiritual beliefs, daily life, and unique customs of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups. The expansive outdoor area features authentic stilt houses and traditional architecture, allowing visitors to step inside real living spaces and gain a deeper appreciation of Vietnam’s diverse heritage.

A stop at Dong Xuan Market brings visitors into the vibrant heart of Hanoi’s local life. As the city’s largest and most iconic wholesale market, it is filled with colorful stalls offering everything from textiles, souvenirs, and handicrafts to fresh produce and street food. Walking through the bustling aisles gives guests an authentic glimpse of daily commerce and the energetic atmosphere that defines Hanoi’s Old Quarter.