Ho Chi Minh Museum in Hanoi stands as a powerful tribute to Vietnam’s revolutionary journey and the life of its most beloved leader. More than just a collection of historical artifacts, the museum offers a thoughtfully curated experience that blends political history with artistic expression.
Mo Market is one of Hanoi’s most distinctive and long-standing markets, uniquely operating as an underground market beneath a modern commercial complex. Located in Hai Ba Trung District, it blends modern hustle with traditional charm.
Phan Dinh Phung Street is not just a route through Hanoi, it’s a reflection of the city’s layered history and everyday life. Stretching through the capital’s core, this street connects elements of Vietnam’s colonial past with its present-day rhythms. Along its length are French-era buildings, active marketplaces, and cafes that serve both locals and visitors
Tay Phuong Pagoda is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Hanoi, with historical roots tracing back to the 8th century. Located in Thach Xa Commune, Thach That District, the pagoda holds an important place in Vietnam’s religious and cultural heritage
West Lake Water Park brings together the perfect mix of fun, relaxation, and scenic charm right in the heart of Hanoi. Set along the shores of the city’s largest lake, this popular destination offers a refreshing escape with something for every type of traveler
