• Ho Chi Minh Complex & One Pillar Pagoda – Visit the final resting place of Uncle Ho, explore his stilt houses, and see the iconic One Pillar Pagoda, one of the world’s most unique temples.
• Vietnam Ethnology (or Women’s) Museum – Discover the rich cultures, traditions, and daily life of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups (or Vietnamese women’s history on Mondays).
• Tran Quoc Pagoda & Temple of Literature – Experience Hanoi’s spiritual and intellectual heritage at the city’s oldest pagoda and Vietnam’s first university.
• Hoa Lo Prison Museum – A powerful historical site offering insight into Vietnam’s struggle during the French colonial period.

Discover the timeless charm of Vietnam’s capital on a full-day Hanoi City
Tour, where history, culture, and tradition come together in one unforgettable
journey. Explore Hanoi’s most iconic landmarks, beginning with the historic Ho
Chi Minh Complex, where you can learn about the life and legacy of Vietnam’s
beloved leader and visit the unique One Pillar Pagoda, one of the country’s
most remarkable spiritual symbols. Dive deeper into Vietnam’s rich cultural
heritage at the Vietnam Ethnology Museum, home to fascinating exhibits
showcasing the traditions of all 54 ethnic groups across the country. Enjoy a
delicious Vietnamese lunch at a local restaurant before continuing to the
peaceful Tran Quoc Pagoda, Hanoi’s oldest pagoda, beautifully set on the edge
of West Lake. In the afternoon, step into the nation’s academic past at the
Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university and one of Hanoi’s most
treasured historical sites. Complete your journey with a visit to the
legendary Hoa Lo Prison, a powerful and thought-provoking museum offering
insight into Vietnam’s colonial history and resilience. Perfect for first-time
visitors and culture lovers alike, this Hanoi city tour is the ideal way to
experience the very best of the capital in just one day.

SPECIAL NOTES

• Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum is closed on Monday and Friday. But still can take picture of the Mausoleum and visit around that area.
• We will visit Vietnamese Women’s Museum instead of Vietnam
• Ethnology Museum closed on Mondays.
• Should dress modestly by covering from shoulders to knees in the public places like temples, pagodas, HCM Mausoleum, etc
• Should bring the necessary things such as: cash, cellphone or cameras, raincoat/ umbrella, sun block, etc (depending on the weather).
• The order of the itinerary can be changed depending on the situation.