You will see the houses of citizen living beside the railway and drink coffee in there as well.

Tran Quoc Pagoda is the oldest temple in Hanoi with over 1500 years old. Tran Quoc Pagoda is one of the 4 national temples to protect the capital. It was repaired and restored through many kings and had traditional Vietnamese architecture. In 2016, Tran Quoc was selected as one of the 16 most beautiful temples in the world according to the Daily Mail in the UK. The pagoda is located on a small island of West Lake - the largest lake in Hanoi today.

Long Bien bridge is built by French in 1899. It's 2290 meters in length and also is the second longest bridge in the world, at that time.

Ho Chi Minh is the great father of the Vietnamese nation. He sacrificed and dedicated his life to help Vietnam regain independence. The area of Ba Dinh Square is where Ho Chi Minh reads the independent declaration, giving birth to Vietnam. Currently, we have mausoleum Ho Chi Minh which is home to Uncle Ho's body for Vietnamese people as well as international friends to visit. Ho Chi Minh museum displays exhibits related to Ho Chi Minh and the Vietnam War. Surrounding the mausoleum are bamboo trees, which are typical for Vietnamese villages, and also what Vietnamese people use to make weapons and traps during the war.

Built in 1886 by the French, this church bears Gothic architecture and is considered a miniature version of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. In the old days, this was the place where Bao Thien pagoda was located - the famous big and beautiful temple of our country at that time but it was destroyed at the end of the 18th century. Now the cathedral is a place for religious people to come to celebrate on weekends and is a very beautiful place to celebrate Christmas.