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Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre
Thang Long Water Puppet Theater is a well-known puppet troupe in Vietnam. It is a traditional Vietnamese literary performance. The performance method is to set up a stage on the pool, and the actors hidden in the background use long lines or bamboo poles to manipulate the puppets to perform. Various actions and scenes. Thang Long water puppet show is highly valued by Vietnamese society and plays an important role in international cultural exchanges.Vietnam · Hanoi
Ha Long Bay
• A well-known scenic spot in Vietnam that has been included in the World Natural Heritage List; • More than 2,000 diverse rock formations rise from the calm sea; • Take a boat tour and enjoy the picturesque sea and mountain views between the small islands. ▴ Cruise through the area with numerous small islands, marvel at the peculiar rocks on both sides, and catch sight of caves, floating houses, fish farms, and more. The specific sightseeing activities may vary depending on the itinerary. ▴ Many of the peculiar rocks have been given names, reflecting their imaginative and poetic qualities, allowing you to appreciate their lively postures.Vietnam · Ha Tu
Hoan Kiem Lake
Hoan Kiem Lake was originally called Green Water Lake, and was later renamed after the legend that the Vietnamese monarch Le Loi received and returned a sword here. The lake is long and narrow from north to south, and the loop around the lake is less than 2 km, which can be walked in about half an hour. The lakeside path is shaded by trees and is a daily spot for Hanoi locals to cool off and exercise. The two small islands on the lake each have their own highlights: Ngoc Son Temple on Jade Island in the north has the vermilion wooden arched bridge, Cau The Huc, in front of it, connecting to the east bank across the water. The reflection of the bridge on the lake is particularly photogenic. Thap Rua Tower stands on a small island in the center of the lake, surrounded by water on all sides. The area around the lake is also a great place to experience the pace of life in Hanoi: in the early morning, citizens gather to practice Tai Chi and exercise, during the day, elderly people fish and chat in the shade of the trees, and after dark, the benches are filled with people cooling off,Vietnam · Hanoi
DOLPHIN HALONG CRUISE
Redefine daytime cruising in the magnificent bay aboard the Dolphin, a vessel of unrivalled scale and world-class facilities, highlighted by unique light shows and signature DJ pool parties. One of the convenient aspects of the Dolphin Cruise is that Round-trip Transfer Service from Hanoi are included, making your trip seamless and hassle-free. The premium buffet is a culinary symphony where the sophistication of oriental cuisine blends with the richness of European flavours to elevate your taste buds in the heart of Heritage Bay. The outdoor stage is a one-of-a-kind architectural masterpiece, with a striking curved dome inspired by the majestic limestone islets of Halong Bay. Equipped with a state-of-the-art sound and lighting system, it promises a captivating visual and artistic experience.Vietnam · Bai Chay
Hanoi Sky Lotte Observation Deck
Exploring Hanoi is incomplete without a trip to LOTTE Hanoi Sky - LOTTE Observation Deck, situated on the 65th floor of LOTTE Center, one of the tallest buildings in the area which offers remarkable views. You'll board a high-speed elevator, reaching the deck in under a minute. A multitude of attractions await you for an unforgettable day. Feel as though you're strolling among the clouds at the Sky Walk, gain a closer perspective of the city at the observatory, or capture countless photos at the gallery hall. Bring your favorite travel companion along to share this unique experience. In just 52 seconds, you'll ascend to "Hanoi Sky" on the 65th floor, where you can revel in the excitement of capturing photos on the Sky Walk and engaging in entertaining VR/MR games Capture Instagram-worthy photos while gazing out over the stunning skyline Sunset enthusiasts shouldn't miss the opportunity to seize the romantic moment of the day with their loved ones on the 65th floor Savor a panoramic view Sky Walk – The most popular photo zone with a "million-dollar" view LOTTE Hanoi Sky is also a perfect spot to watch the sunset with friends and loved ones or to behold a sparkling and enchanting Hanoi as the city's lights illuminate the evening In the VR game area, you can enjoy one-of-a-kind experiences at LOTTE Hanoi Sky SkyL Bar & Lounge - the perfect spot to enjoy classic cocktails on a romantic date Especially, when buying drink combo tickets, visitors can savor a delightful concoction made by skilled bartenders at SkyL Bar & LoungeVietnam · Hanoi
Hanoi Sightseeing Bus
Hanoi is a destination for Vietnam's famous landscapes and the cultural, economic, educational and political center of Vietnam; traveling in this city of Hanoi will give you a feast for your eyes. Hanoi double-decker sightseeing bus tour is a flexible, convenient and cost-effective trip. Passengers can freely visit various tourist attractions and then take the next bus to continue their journey. ØThis bus route passes through 25 streets and has a total of 13 stops. Passengers can visit 30 tourist attractions in Hanoi. There is a bus every 30 minutes. Passengers can freely visit various tourist attractions and then take the next bus to continue their journey. Guests will pass by Tokyo Yiyue Square (Hoan Kiem Lake Station) - Hanoi Cathedral - Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum - Tran Vo Temple - Tran Quoc Temple - Thang Long Imperial Citadel - Temple of Literature - Imperial College - Bolu Prison - Women's Museum - Hanoi Grand Theater - Hanoi Post Office . There will be an English-speaking tour guide on the bus, and passengers can get off at the bus stop close to the hotel.Vietnam · Hanoi
Hanoi Old Quarter
Hanoi Old Quarter is a charming part of Hanoi and the soul of its history and culture. Located north of Hoan Kiem Lake, its origins as a street district can be traced back to the Thang Long Citadel period. In the past, handicraft guilds gathered along the streets and organized markets by trade, which is why it earned the nickname "36 Streets." Today, many street names still begin with "Hang" (trade), and old names like Silk Street, Silver Street, and Festival Goods Street are still in use. Walking through them, one can still read the city's commercial memories of markets organized by trade from the street names. The charm of the old town lies in those tube houses with narrow frontages and great depth: the frontage is only a few meters wide, but the interior extends layer by layer, with shops in the front and residences in the back. Vietnamese and French styles intertwine in the narrow alleys; walking through them feels like traveling through time, making it a great place to experience the local cultural atmosphere.Vietnam · Hanoi
St. Joseph Cathedral
St. Joseph Cathedral, also known as St. Joseph Cathedral, was completed in 1886 and is one of the oldest existing churches in Hanoi. It was built under the direction of French missionaries and is a Gothic Revival building. Its granite exterior walls, paired with pointed arch doors and windows, make it a highly recognizable French-style building in the Old Quarter. The interior main altar is crafted from gilded wood carvings, with decorative details incorporating traditional Vietnamese styles; the tall, pointed arch windows are inlaid with stained glass originally shipped from France; the nave ceiling features medieval European-style ribbed vaults, and on one side, there is a statue of the Virgin Mary placed in a palanquin niche according to local customs. Nha Tho Street, opposite the church, and the surrounding streets are home to many boutique shops and cafes where you can sit down for a cup of coffee, while the surrounding large trees and French-style architecture add a touch of romance to the area.Vietnam · Hanoi
Sun World Fansipan Legend
• Ride a cable car to conquer the highest peak in Vietnam. • Admire the most pristine natural scenery of Sapa. • View of the magnificent architectural complex from the top of the mountain. ▴Take a cable car to the highest peak in Vietnam and overlook the lush scenery below. ▴Admire the stunning views of Sapa Rice Terraces and the picturesque Hoang Lien Mountains. ▴Enjoy the sea of clouds hovering over the mountain ridge and the magnificent group of Buddha statues.Vietnam · Sapa
Hanoi Train Street
Hanoi Train Street is a narrow alley in Hanoi's Old Quarter that runs right along the train tracks, where the tracks pass between residential buildings and cafes. When a train passes, it almost brushes against the tables and chairs in front of the doors, making it one of Hanoi's most recognizable street scenes. This section of the railway dates back to the North-South railway built during the French colonial period, where railway workers and residents lived along the line in the early years. Later, cafes began to open along the tracks, and it gradually became a destination that travelers visit specifically. When a train whistles as it approaches, shop owners will pull in their tables and chairs and ask guests to step back against the wall. Within seconds, the train roars past, and then the alley returns to its leisurely daily routine.Vietnam · Hanoi
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What travellers say about Phu Yen
MishXT23 September 2026
5.0
Was a really good show, learning the history of Vietnam through puppets and music. Was a great experience and would recommend this to anyone going Hanoi. Only downside is that not everything is translated. The story is translated via the earpiece but the dialogue within the show isn't which is a shame as it is difficult to understand what was happening at times but overall still recommended to visit.
Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre
_TI***7n7 October 2026
5.0
Great day out, awesome place to see and baby long the tour guide was even better
Ha Long Bay
HAB464 October 2026
5.0
The Hoan Kiem lake in Hanoi is one of the most visited central attractions of the city. The atmosphere is leisurely and relaxing, which makes it an easy-going place to enjoy a nighttime or a daytime stroll, while taking pictures and taking in the views of the streets around, where there are many shops, cafes and restaurants as well as street eateries.
Hoan Kiem Lake
緣起惜緣 知福惜福22 September 2026
5.0
Enjoy a six-star day trip on the Dolphin Halong Cruise in Halong Bay. The crew provides wristbands for identification, and there are Chinese/English guided tours. The cruise seamlessly blends a "floating resort + photo opportunity" experience. Upon boarding, there are welcome drinks, a panoramic restaurant, a rooftop pool, and a DJ sunset party, creating a lively atmosphere. Lunch is a buffet with a variety of seafood, Vietnamese cuisine, and Western hot dishes. The itinerary includes a cruise through the karst archipelago, a visit to the Amazing Cave to see stalactites, kayaking (bamboo rafting) at Luon Cave, and a hike up Ti Top (Titof Island) for panoramic views of the bay.
DOLPHIN HALONG CRUISE
Anonymous user14 September 2026
5.0
Worth a look. I went when it was raining, still a beautiful view though
Hanoi Sky Lotte Observation Deck
Piitar2 October 2026
5.0
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Hanoi Sightseeing Bus
Soghepardo10 September 2026
5.0
Explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter 🇻🇳, a vibrant maze of historic streets filled with local life, street food, shops, cafés, and the unmistakable energy of Vietnam.
Hanoi Old Quarter
_TT***1816 October 2026
5.0
Beautiful cathedral and definitely one of the landmarks worth seeing when visiting Hanoi. I came in the evening, and the cathedral looked especially impressive with all the lights on. The old Gothic architecture, stained-glass window and the statue in front give the whole place a lot of character.The area around the cathedral was quite lively, with plenty of people taking photos and enjoying the evening. There are also lots of cafés and places to eat nearby, so it’s easy to include this as part of a walk around the Old Quarter.Worth visiting, and I think it looks particularly beautiful at night.
St. Joseph Cathedral
Anonymous user21 October 2026
4.0
It is advisable to take the transport all the way to the peak. While it is OK for some to climb, but it basically leave you tired. If you have an afternoon itinerary, good to take the full transport to peak. Overall good. Many people taking pictures up there. Cloudy when we were there, so may not be the best view that the place can offer.
Sun World Fansipan Legend
cientravel15 July 2026
5.0
Hanoi Train Street (Southern section) was an unforgettable experience! Compared to the northern section, it felt more relaxed, less crowded, and had a more authentic local atmosphere. Watching the train pass just inches away while enjoying a coffee was thrilling yet well-managed by the café staff. Definitely the better choice if you’re looking for a quieter and more enjoyable Train Street experience.
Hanoi Train Street