Experience the Best of Hanoi in 7 Days: A Complete Itinerary Covering Iconic Landmarks, Hidden Gems, Local Eats, and Day Trips

Spending 7 days in Hanoi promises a rich tapestry of experiences, blending ancient traditions with vibrant modernity. This itinerary by GTrip is meticulously crafted to unravel the city's hidden gems, offering travelers insightful journeys through bustling markets and serene temples. This guide is your ticket to unlocking Hanoi's enchanting charm and cultural depth. Dive into an immersive week filled with diverse activities that captivate every wanderlust soul seeking authenticity and exploration in Vietnam’s captivating capital.

Discover Hanoi in one week with a short trip beyond the capital

Hanoi's charm lies in its perfect blend of ancient traditions and modern development. This seven-day itinerary balances immersive city exploration with short excursions to breathtaking nearby destinations, offering a comprehensive Northern Vietnam experience. You'll discover the region's diverse attractions while maintaining a comfortable home base in the capital.

Day 1: Discover Hanoi's Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake

Morning: Explore the heart of Old Hanoi

The Old Quarter sits in central Hanoi, easily accessible from most accommodations. This historic district spans roughly 1 square kilometer, making it perfect for exploration on foot. Walking costs nothing, while electric shuttle buses (15,000 VND/$0.57) connect major attractions within the area. Most sites are within 5-10 minutes' walking distance of each other.

• Navigate the bustling 36 Streets of the Old Quarter, immersion in traditional trades, historic architecture, and vibrant alleyways.
• Step into history at Bach Ma Temple, Hanoi's oldest shrine, offering a glimpse of the city's spiritual roots.

Afternoon: Market life and lakeside leisure

Dong Xuan Market is located at the northern edge of the Old Quarter, about a 15-minute walk from Bach Ma Temple. Hoan Kiem Lake is centrally located, just a 10-minute walk south from the market. Walking remains the best transportation option as distances are short and streets are often congested. An electric bus tour around the lake costs 30,000 VND ($1.15).

• Shop for handcrafted goods and sample authentic snacks at the iconic Dong Xuan Market, Hanoi's largest traditional market.
• Unwind with a casual walk around Hoan Kiem Lake, a scenic city centerpiece beloved by locals.

Hoan Kiem Lake is centrally located, just a 10-minute walk south from the Dong Xuan Market

Evening: Temple glows and nightlife buzz

Ngoc Son Temple sits on an island in Hoan Kiem Lake, accessible via the iconic red The Huc Bridge. It's a 2-minute walk from the lakeside. Ta Hien Beer Street is about a 7-minute walk north of the lake. Walking remains ideal, though ride-hailing apps like Grab offer motorbike taxis for around 15,000 - 30,000 VND ($0.57 - $1.15) if you're tired.

• Cross the red bridge to Ngoc Son Temple on Jade Island for twilight views over the water.
• Experience Hanoi's nightlife with fresh "bia hoi" and street food classics on Ta Hien Beer Street.

Day 2: Day trip to Halong Bay

Morning: Traveling from Hanoi to Halong Bay

Depart Hanoi at 7-8 AM for an 11-hour Halong Bay tour, typically involving a 2.5-3 hour drive each way, leaving about 5-6 hours for activities in Halong Bay.

Afternoon: Explore caves, cruise, and enjoy lunch on the boat

Halong Bay spans 1,553 km² with over 1,600 islands and islets. Most day tours visit Thien Cung Cave, Dau Go Cave, or Sung Sot Cave, along with scenic cruising around islands like Dinh Huong and Ga Choi. Transportation is entirely by cruise boat, with island-hopping distances of 20 - 40 minutes between major sites. Smaller bamboo boats may be used for cave access, costing 20,000 - 40,000 VND ($0.77 - $1.53). Activities include visiting famous caves like Sung Sot Cave, cruising among the limestone islands, and enjoying a seafood lunch on the boat.

Exploring caves in Halong Bay is a must-do activity

Evening: Return to Hanoi

The return journey from Halong Bay to Hanoi covers approximately 170 km, taking 2.5-3 hours by tourist bus or shuttle. Traffic can be unpredictable, so departure times are typically around 4:30-5:00 PM to ensure arrival in Hanoi by 8:00 PM. Upon reaching Hanoi, local transportation options resume with Grab taxis (70,000-100,000 VND/$2.68-$3.83) available for reaching your accommodation. Return to Hanoi by 8-9 PM, ensuring you're back in the city by evening, ready for other activities or rest.

Cost & transportation: Approx. $50/person (1,300,000 VND), including transport, lunch, snacks, and drinks.

Read more: Ha Long Bay: Why Is It Famous & Things To Do

Day 3: Historical and cultural treasures of Hanoi

Morning: Heroes and heritage

The Ho Chi Minh Complex is located in Ba Dinh District, about 3 km west of Hoan Kiem Lake. A taxi or ride-hailing service costs approximately 50,000 - 70,000 VND ($1.92 - $2.68). Alternatively, bus 09 from the Old Quarter costs 7,000 VND ($0.27). The complex itself is walkable, with sites situated within 5 - 10 minutes of each other.

• Pay respects at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, observe the solemn changing of the guards.
• Stroll through the serene Presidential Palace gardens and view Ho Chi Minh's modest stilt house.

Afternoon: Ancient wisdom and artistic inspiration

The Temple of Literature is about 1.5 km south of the Ho Chi Minh Complex (20-minute walk) or a short 15,000 - 25,000 VND ($0.57 - $0.96) ride-hailing trip. The Fine Arts Museum is 1 km east, while the Museum of Ethnology requires transportation, about 6 km from the Temple (100,000 VND/$3.83 by taxi or 7,000 VND/$0.27 on bus #14).

• Explore the scholarly courtyards of the Temple of Literature, Vietnam's first university.
• Delve into local creativity at the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum or discover the country's diverse cultures at the Museum of Ethnology.

Evening: Water puppets and bun cha

Thang Long Water Puppet Theater is located near the eastern shore of Hoan Kiem Lake. Most bun cha establishments are in the Old Quarter, a 10 - 15 minute walk away. Walking is convenient, though Grab motorbike taxis cost around 15,000 - 30,000 VND ($0.57 - $1.15) for short distances around the city center.

• Book a seat at the Thang Long Water Puppet Theater for a uniquely Vietnamese performance.
• Revel in the flavors of Hanoi with best bun cha at a historic eatery.

Book a seat at the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre for a uniquely Vietnamese performance

Day 4: French Quarter elegance, shopping, and artistic exploration

Morning: Parisian vibes in the east

The French Quarter sits just south of Hoan Kiem Lake, with the Opera House approximately 700 meters from the lake. This elegant area is best explored on foot, with most attractions within 5-10 minutes' walking distance of each other. For longer stretches, Grab motorbike taxis cost around 15,000 - 30,000 VND ($0.57 - $1.15).

• Walk the shady boulevards of the French Quarter, admire the grand Opera House and stately colonial buildings.
• Enjoy brunch in Hanoi at a refined patisserie or a bustling street-side cafe.

Afternoon: Boutique hunting and cultural discovery

Hang Gai Street is located in the Old Quarter, about 1 km northwest of the Opera House (15-minute walk). The Vietnamese Women's Museum is nearby, just 500 meters southwest of Hang Gai (7-minute walk). The compact nature of central Hanoi makes walking the most practical option, though cyclos offer a leisurely alternative for 100,000 - 150,000 VND ($3.83 - $5.75) per hour.

• Hunt for silk, lacquerware, and crafts on Hang Gai Street or explore downtown boutiques.
• Gain perspective at the Vietnamese Women's Museum, highlighting the pivotal role of women in Vietnamese society.

You can visit the Vietnamese Women's Museum, which is nearby, just 500 meters southwest of Hang Gai

Evening: Rooftop views and local cuisine

West Lake is located 4-5 km north of the Old Quarter (80,000-100,000 VND/$3.07-$3.83 by taxi). For rooftop experiences near the Old Quarter, walk or take a short ride-hailing trip (15,000 - 30,000 VND/$0.57-$1.15). Popular cha ca restaurants are centrally located in the Old Quarter.

• Watch sunset over the city with drinks at a rooftop bar overlooking West Lake or the Red River.
• Try the legendary cha ca (turmeric-grilled fish with dill) in a family-run restaurant.

Day 5: A one-day excursion to Ninh Binh

Morning: Travel from Hanoi to Tam Coc, Ninh Binh (2 hours by bus or private car)

Depart from Hanoi between 7-8 AM to reach Tam Coc, Ninh Binh. The journey takes approximately 2 hours by bus or private car.

• Take a bus from Ha Noi to Tam Coc (Ninh Binh). Reputable bus companies such as Ninh Binh Car offer tickets for around 200,000 VND per way.
• If you choose a private car, you can hire one with a driver via services like Ninh Binh Car or local travel agencies. Round-trip prices range from 1,800,000 to 2,000,000 VND.
• Upon arrival in Tam Coc, rent a motorbike (100,000 - 200,000 VND/day) to explore local attractions with more flexibility.

Afternoon: Visit around Ninh Binh

In Ninh Binh, attractions are spread across 15 - 20 km. From Tam Coc boat station to Hang Mua viewpoint is 5 km (15 minutes by motorbike). Trang An is 8 km from Tam Coc (20 minutes by motorbike). A rented motorbike (100,000 - 200,000 VND/$3.83-$7.66 per day) provides flexibility, while bicycle rental (80,000 VND/$3.07) offers a slower-paced alternative. Boat tours at each location last 2-2.5 hours.

Trang An boat tour (250,000 VND), and Hang Mua viewpoint (parking 10,000 VND for motorbikes, 5,000 VND for bicycles). Ninh Binh specialties, such as goat hotpot or rice wine, with prices around 150,000 - 200,000 VND per person.

You should not miss boat tours in Ninh Binh

Evening: Return to Hanoi

The return journey from Ninh Binh to Hanoi covers 100 km and takes approximately 2 hours by bus (200,000 VND/$7.66) or private car (900,000 - 1,000,000 VND/$34.48 - $38.31 one-way). Departing around 5:30 - 6:00 PM gets you back to Hanoi by 7:30 - 8:00 PM, depending on traffic conditions. From Hanoi's southern bus terminal, a Grab taxi to the Old Quarter costs 80,000 - 100,000 VND ($3.07 - $3.83).

• Depart from Ninh Binh around 5:30 - 6:00 PM to return to Hanoi, arriving between 7:30 - 8:00 PM.
• Once back in Hanoi, you can enjoy dinner at a street food stall or local restaurant such as banh mi or boiled snails to wrap up the day.

Estimated total cost: Around 1,110,000 VND per person (including round-trip bus fare: 400,000 VND; motorbike rental: 200,000 VND; entrance fees: 310,000 VND; meals: 200,000 VND), excluding minor parking fees.

Read more: 11 Unforgettable Things To Do In Ninh Binh, Vietnam To Explore Attractions, Cuisine And Best Time To Travel

Day 6: Ancient Village Life

Morning: Explore Duong Lam Ancient Village

Depart from Hanoi between 7:00 - 8:00 AM to reach Duong Lam Ancient Village, located about 50 km from the city center. The journey takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours by bus, private car, or motorbike.

• Mong Phu Communal House is nearly 380 years old. This architectural gem is the cultural heart of the village and is dedicated to Tan Vien Mountain God. Built in traditional wooden stilt-house style with intricate decorations, it's a symbol of Northern Vietnamese architecture.
• Ancient Houses visit traditional homes like Mr. Nguyen Van Hung's (the oldest house, featuring a gate made of laterite and ironwood) or Ms. Duong Thi Lan's (built 238 years ago, known for its stable indoor temperature). These houses are made of laterite stone and showcase a traditional courtyard layout with tiled yards, wells, and centuries-old trees.
• Village walk stroll through mossy alleys, under old banyan trees, past timeworn village gates and simple tea stalls. It feels like stepping into a living museum.

Afternoon: Village traditions and local tables

Within Duong Lam Village, all sites are within walking distance (5-15 minutes) of each other. Local homes that offer lunch are typically near the main attractions. A bicycle rental costs around 40,000 - 50,000 VND ($1.53 - $1.92) if you prefer to explore more efficiently. The village entrance fee is 20,000 VND ($0.77), and home-cooked meals average 100,000 - 150,000 VND ($3.83-$5.75) per person.

Have lunch at a local family home, where you can enjoy authentic specialties:

• Che lam: Sticky rice cake with mung beans, lightly sweet with a chewy texture - a traditional Duong Lam treat.
• Banh gai: Made from glutinous rice, ramie leaves, and mung bean filling - a Northern countryside delicacy.
• Other dishes may include com lam (bamboo rice), grilled pork, or boiled vegetables with fermented soybean dipping sauce - all simple yet flavorful rural meals.

This experience not only offers unique flavors but also the chance to interact with locals, learn about traditional customs, cooking methods, and rural life. Some families even invite guests to join in making cakes or discovering how they produce fermented soybean sauce, a village specialty.

You can try many local food when visiting Duong Lam Village

Evening: Back to Hanoi and enjoy egg coffee

Return transportation from Duong Lam to Hanoi takes approximately 1.5 - 2 hours. Options include hired car (500,000 - 700,000 VND/$19.16-$26.82), public bus #71 or #72 (9,000 VND/$0.34), or motorbike rental return. Once back in Hanoi, egg coffee shops are concentrated in the Old Quarter, within walking distance. Popular venues charge 35,000-50,000 VND ($1.34-$1.92) for egg coffee.

• Enjoy authentic egg coffee in Hanoi, a must-try local specialty that perfectly captures the city’s unique charm.
• Warm up with a northern-style hotpot dinner. Average price: 150,000-300,000 VND/person.

Day 7: Museums, markets, and last tastes of Hanoi

Morning: Final insights and new discoveries

The National Museum of Vietnamese History is located near Hoan Kiem Lake, about 800 meters east (10-minute walk). Hoa Lo Prison is 1 km west (15-minute walk). Walking is convenient between these sites, while ride-hailing motorbikes cost 15,000 - 25,000 VND ($0.57 - $0.96). Museum entrance fees are 30,000 - 40,000 VND ($1.15 - $1.53) each.

• Explore historical exhibits at the modern National Museum of Vietnamese History
• Hoa Lo Prison, one of Hanoi’s most significant historical landmarks, offers a glimpse into Vietnam’s turbulent past.

Afternoon: Souvenirs and food culture

Souvenir shopping in the Old Quarter involves navigating streets within 1 km of each other. Walking is ideal, though cyclos offer an atmospheric alternative for 100,000 - 150,000 VND ($3.83 - $5.75) per hour. Cooking classes are typically held within the Old Quarter or nearby, with free pickup from central accommodations. Classes average 500,000 - 700,000 VND ($19.16 - $26.82) per person.

• Shop for gifts and souvenirs: lacquerware, tea, hand-embroidered textiles in Old Quarter specialty shops.
• Join a hands-on cooking class or street food tour to master Vietnamese classics like pho, nem, or bun thang.

Evening: Farewell flavors and traditional arts

Quality Northern Vietnamese restaurants are scattered throughout the Old Quarter and French Quarter. Ride-hailing services cost 15,000 - 50,000 VND ($0.57 - 1.92) depending on distance. Cultural performances at venues like Hanoi Opera House or Vietnam National Academy of Music range from 200,000 - 500,000 VND ($7.66 - 19.16), while dinner at upscale Vietnamese restaurants averages 200,000 - 400,000 VND ($7.66 - 15.32) per person.

• Indulge in a farewell feast of Northern Vietnamese cuisine.
• Experience a final night of live traditional music at a local cultural center.

You should explore historical exhibits at the modern National Museum of Vietnamese History

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Where to stay in Hanoi for 7 days

Choosing the right accommodation in Hanoi significantly impacts your 7-day experience in Vietnam's capital. The city offers diverse lodging options across different neighborhoods, each with unique character and advantages. Your choice should balance location convenience, budget constraints, and the atmosphere you're seeking during your week-long stay.

Accommodation options by budget:

• Budget (250,000 - 800,000 VND / $9.50 - 30 per night)
  • Old Quarter hostels and guesthouses
  • Shared dormitories from 250,000 VND ($9.50)
  • Private rooms from 500,000 VND ($19)
  • Walking distance to Hoan Kiem Lake, street food stalls, and night markets
  • Perfect for backpackers and solo travelers
  • Recommended areas: Hang Bac, Ma May, and Ta Hien Streets
• Mid-range (1,000,000 - 2,500,000 VND / $38 - 95 per night)
  • Boutique hotels in French Quarter or Hai Ba Trung district
  • Modern amenities with Vietnamese character
  • Quieter surroundings while maintaining good access to attractions
  • Typically include breakfast and concierge services
  • Suitable for couples and business travelers
  • Recommended areas: Ba Dinh District, Tay Ho (West Lake), French Quarter
• Luxury (3,000,000+ VND / $115+ per night)
  • Premium hotels and resorts near West Lake or Hoan Kiem Lake
  • Full-service facilities including pools, spas, and fine dining
  • Spacious rooms with exceptional city views
  • Personalized services and exclusive experiences
  • Ideal for families, honeymooners, and those seeking comfort
  • Recommended properties: Sofitel Legend Metropole, InterContinental Hanoi Westlake

Neighborhood comparison table:

For maximum convenience during your 7-day stay, consider booking accommodations with easy access to public transportation, especially if you plan day trips beyond the city center. Most hotels offer airport pickup services for around 400,000 VND ($15), which can be worth the investment after a long flight.

Hanoi city offers diverse lodging options across different neighborhoods, each with unique character and advantages

Essential travel tips for visiting Vietnam's capital

Navigating Hanoi's bustling streets and rich cultural landscape requires some preparation to ensure a smooth, enjoyable experience during your 7-day stay. From practical concerns like money and transportation to cultural etiquette, these essential tips will help you navigate Vietnam's capital like a seasoned traveler.

Money matters and safety

• Local currency: Carry Vietnamese Dong (VND) as most street vendors, local restaurants, and markets only accept cash
• ATM access: Major banks offer reliable ATMs with reasonable withdrawal fees
• Money distribution: Split your cash between your hotel safe and day wallet to minimize risk
• Valuables: Keep passports and extra cards in your accommodation's safe when exploring
• Bargaining: Negotiate prices at markets (start at 50-70% of the initial asking price) but remain respectful
• Tipping: Not traditionally expected but appreciated for exceptional service (10% is generous)

Transportation navigation

• Ride-hailing apps: Download Grab or local alternatives like XanhSM before arrival
• Walking distances: Old Quarter locations are close together but carry a physical map
• Crossing streets: Walk slowly and steadily when crossing—don't stop suddenly or run
• Rantal taxi: Use metered taxis from reputable companies (Mai Linh, Vinasun) or pre-arrange fares
• Motorbike safety: If renting, always wear helmets and keep valuables secured
• Rush hours: Avoid traveling between 7:30 - 8:30 AM and 5 - 6:30 PM when possible

Navigating Hanoi's bustling streets and rich cultural landscape requires some preparation to ensure a smooth, enjoyable experience

Cultural etiquette & dress code

• Religious sites: Cover shoulders and knees at temples, pagodas, and the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
• Footwear: Remove shoes when entering homes or some religious buildings
• Basic phrases: Learn "xin chao" (hello), "cam on" (thank you), and "xin loi" (excuse me/sorry)
• Photography: Ask permission before photographing locals, especially in rural areas
• Public behavior: Keep voices moderate in public, loud behavior can be seen as disrespectful

Health precautions

By keeping these essential tips in mind, you'll navigate the city's unique charms with confidence, respect local customs, and stay comfortable throughout your journey.

Remember those essential tips will help you navigate Vietnam's capital like a seasoned traveler

Ideal time of year to explore Hanoi

Hanoi's climate varies dramatically throughout the year, significantly impacting your travel experience. Timing your 7-day visit correctly can mean the difference between comfortable exploration and battling extreme weather conditions. Here's when to visit Hanoi for the optimal experience, with detailed seasonal information to help plan your trip.

Spring (February-April)

• Temperature range: 15-25°C (59-77°F)
• Rainfall: Minimal (occasional light drizzle)
• Humidity levels: Moderate (65-75%)
• Hotel rates: Mid-range (800,000 - 1,500,000 VND/night or $30 - 57/night)
• Crowd levels: Moderate, with peak around Tet holiday (Vietnamese New Year)
• Blooming flowers: Cherry blossoms and peach trees create picturesque settings
• Key events: Tet Festival (if early February), Perfume Pagoda Festival

Autumn (September-November)

• Temperature range: 20-28°C (68-82°F)
• Rainfall: Low (occasional brief showers)
• Humidity levels: Moderate (60-70%)
• Hotel rates: Standard pricing (700,000 - 1,300,000 VND/night or $27 - 50/night)
• Crowd levels: Moderate, increasing toward November

Hanoi's climate varies dramatically throughout the year, significantly impacting your travel experience

Summer (June-August) - Recommended to Avoid

• Temperature range: 30-35°C (86-95°F), feeling hotter with humidity
• Rainfall: Heavy (sudden downpours, potential flooding)
• Humidity levels: High (80-90%)
• Hotel rates: Lower (600,000 - 1,100,000 VND/night or $23 - 42/night)
• Health concerns: Heat exhaustion risk, increased mosquito activity
• Required items: Umbrellas, raincoats, moisture-wicking clothing

Winter (December-January)

• Temperature range: 10-20°C (50-68°F), can drop to 8°C (46°F)
• Rainfall: Low (occasional light drizzle)
• Humidity levels: Moderate to high (70-80%)
• Hotel rates: High during Christmas/New Year (900,000 - 1,800,000 VND/night or $34 - 69/night)
• Unique atmosphere: Foggy mornings create mystical views of lakes and temples
• Comfort level: Jacket required, especially for evening activities

You should experience the cold weather of winter in Hanoi

Budget and estimated costs

Planning your finances is crucial for a week-long Hanoi adventure. Below is a comprehensive breakdown of expected expenses in both Vietnamese Dong (VND) and US Dollars (USD). This helps you budget effectively, whether you're traveling on a shoestring or splurging on luxury experiences.

Accommodation options:

• Backpacker hostels: 250,000 - 400,000 VND/night ($9.50-15.50/night)
• Mid-range hotels: 600,000 - 1,000,000 VND/night ($23-38/night)
• Boutique hotels: 1,000,000 - 2,500,000 VND/night ($38-96/night)
• Luxury/Lakeside resorts: 3,000,000+ VND/night ($115+/night)

Food & beverage expenses:

• Street food meals: 30,000 - 70,000 VND ($1.15-2.70)
• Local restaurants: 100,000 - 200,000 VND ($3.80-7.70)
• Upscale dining: 250,000 - 400,000 VND ($9.50-15.30)
• Coffee/drinks: 20,000 - 60,000 VND ($0.75-2.30)
• Daily food budget: 100,000 - 400,000 VND ($3.80-15.30)

Attraction entry fees:

• Hoan Kiem Lake Area: Free
• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum: 35,000 VND ($1.35)
• Temple of Literature: 30,000 VND ($1.15)
• Hoa Lo Prison: 30,000 VND ($1.15)
• Vietnam Museum of Ethnology: 40,000 VND ($1.55)
• Thang Long Imperial Citadel: 30,000 VND ($1.15)
• Water Puppet Theater: 100,000 - 200,000 VND ($3.80-7.70)

Planning your finances is crucial for a week-long Hanoi adventure

Day trips & tours:

• Ninh Binh Day tour: 800,000 - 1,200,000 VND ($30-46)
• Perfume Pagoda: 600,000 - 900,000 VND ($23-34.50)
• Ha Long Bay Day trip: 1,100,000 - 1,500,000 VND ($42-57.50)
• Cooking class: 500,000 - 700,000 VND ($19-27)
• Street food tour: 400,000 - 600,000 VND ($15.30-23)

Transportation costs:

• Airport transfer: 250,000 - 400,000 VND ($9.50-15.30)
• Grab bike (short distance): 15,000 - 40,000 VND ($0.60-1.55)
• Grab car/taxi: 50,000 - 100,000 VND ($1.90-3.80)
• Public bus: 7,000 - 10,000 VND ($0.25-0.40)
• Bicycle rental: 30,000 - 50,000 VND/day ($1.15-1.90)

Souvenirs & shopping:

• Postcards/Small gifts: 20,000 - 50,000 VND ($0.75-1.90)
• T-shirts/Simple clothing: 100,000 - 200,000 VND ($3.80-7.70)
• Lacquerware: 200,000 - 1,000,000 VND ($7.70-38)
• Silk products: 300,000 - 2,000,000 VND ($11.50-76.50)
• Vietnamese coffee: 100,000 - 250,000 VND ($3.80-9.50)

Save some money to buy souvenirs for your friends and family

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Spending 7 days in Hanoi promises an enriching dive into a world where traditional charm meets modern energy. Through this journey, you have embraced the warmth of local cultures and vibrant street life, and also savored moments that blend history with contemporary allure. This itinerary has guided you through experiences that stir both curiosity and relaxation, allowing each day to unfold like a captivating story. As you reflect on your potential adventure in Hanoi with GTrip, consider this a stepping stone for other journeys waiting to be discovered. If you want to explore Hanoi in 7 days with the best support, consider booking Hanoi tours of GTrip - Vietnam Travel Agency.