• Why not visit a photogenic traditional village that exudes the scent of Vietnam's good old days?

  
  

• Efficiently visit tourist attractions (Temple of Literature, Vietnam Women's Museum, Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral (exterior), Hoan Kiem Lake, Old Quarter)!

  
  

• A full-day tour of Vietnam's capital city of Hanoi (including a cyclo ride experience) and Duong Lam Village, known as the "second Hoi An"

  
  

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-Course Information-

• Departure time: 08:00
• Departure point: Pick-up from your accommodation.
  
  *However, during busy periods such as the New Year's holiday, Chinese New Year, Golden Week, etc., or due to traffic route reasons on the day, the pick-up location may be the designated hotel. The pick-up location will be notified when the reservation is confirmed. Please check the voucher.
• Disbanding time: 12:30
• Drop-off location: We will drop you off at your accommodation.
  
  *However, during busy periods such as the New Year holidays, Chinese New Year, Golden Week, etc., or due to transportation route constraints on the day, the tour may be dropped off at the designated hotel.
• Duration: Approximately 4.5 hours
• Minimum number of participants: 2

- Spot Introduction -

• Temple of Literature
  
  The Temple of Literature was built to worship Confucius in 1070. Vietnam's
  oldest university was opened within the temple grounds in 1076, and many
  locals visit the temple to pray for success in their studies as it is regarded
  as the god of academics.

  
  

• Vietnam Women's Museum
  
  The Vietnam Women's Museum is a museum that focuses on women, and exhibits the
  Vietnamese women's national dress, the Ao Dai, costumes of ethnic minorities,
  baskets and hats used in fishing and agriculture, etc. On the 2nd to 4th
  floors, about 1,000 documents and photos related to Vietnamese women are
  displayed in three themes. The 2nd floor introduces Vietnamese women through
  marriage ceremonies and customs, childbirth and family life. The 3rd floor
  introduces women of the past and present, and is an exhibition that recalls
  memories of war. On the 4th floor, traditional costumes of 54 ethnic
  minorities in Vietnam, such as the Hmong and Thai, are displayed, and the
  customs of betel and areca nuts, which are enjoyed as ornaments and in
  traditional rituals, are introduced. Various designs of Ao Dai are also on
  display.