Hanoi

Nestled in the heart of Huong Tich Mountain, the Perfume Pagoda (Chua Huong) is a significant pilgrimage site in Vietnam. This expansive complex features a collection of Buddhist temples, grottos, […]

Just behind the Presidential Palace in Hanoi stands the modest wooden stilt house where Ho Chi Minh, the founder of North Vietnam, resided from 1958 until his death in 1969. […]

The Vietnam Military History Museum, formerly known as the Army Museum, is located in Hanoi and offers a comprehensive look at the country’s combat history from ancient times to the […]

Nestled at the tip of a peninsula in the middle of Hanoi’s West Lake, Phu Tay Ho is a 17th-century temple and one of the city’s most sacred destinations. This […]

Located in the Hoan Kiem district of Hanoi, the Vietnam National Museum of History is a key part of the Vietnam National Museum. The museum houses an extensive collection of […]

Van Phuc Silk Village, with a history spanning over 1,200 years, stands as the most renowned and developed of Vietnam’s craft villages. Located near Hanoi, the village is home to […]

The Quang Ba Flower Market, located in Hanoi, Vietnam, is a bustling and colorful attraction that comes to life during the night. Operating from around 10 pm to 6 am, […]

Originally a guesthouse for visiting ambassadors from neighboring Buddhist countries, the Ambassador’s Pagoda (Chua Quan Su) in Hanoi now serves as an active temple and the official center of Buddhism […]

The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum, located in Hanoi, stands as the country’s premier art museum. Housed within its walls, a well-curated and exhibited permanent collection of over 2,000 items […]

Do Temple, also known as Den Do, is located in Dinh Bang Village, Hanoi, and was originally constructed in the 11th century. The temple is dedicated to the deities of […]

The Ionah Show, a creative play on the name ‘Hanoi’ spelled backward, is Vietnam’s answer to Cirque du Soleil, blending circus artistry with hip hop, theater, and modern dance. Set […]

Located in the Hoan Kiem district of Hanoi, the Vietnam Museum of Revolution offers a comprehensive look into the country’s history of conflict and revolution. Spanning from the French colonial […]

Tam Dao National Park, situated just 43 miles (70 kilometers) from Hanoi, offers a convenient and rejuvenating escape for visitors. Nestled in the tropical mountains, the park is a haven […]

Established in 2009 by Australian chef and food writer Tracey Lister, the Hanoi Cooking Centre (HCC) is a well-equipped culinary hub in Hanoi, Vietnam. The centre features a roof terrace, […]

Hanoi Train Street, a narrow stretch of an active railway line in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, has gained popularity through social media. This unique street is flanked by houses, cafes, and […]