Discovering Hanoi’s Hidden Gems: Must-See Attractions That Will Amaze You
✈ Hanoi Transportation Guide
🚀 External Transportation: To travel from China to Hanoi, you can choose to fly directly to Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi; or first go to Nanning or Pingxiang in Guangxi, and then proceed to Hanoi by land transportation such as international bus or train.
🚒 City Transportation: Public transportation in Hanoi includes buses, taxis, and motorcycle taxis.
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🎷 Attractions Introduction
🎪 Hoan Kiem Lake: A landmark attraction in Hanoi, located in the city center, with clear lake water and lush green trees around the lakeshore. In the middle of the lake is Ngoc Son Temple, accessible via The Huc Bridge, and there are also ancient buildings like the Pen Tower, Hoa Phong Tower, and Water Pavilion nearby.
🎢 Ba Dinh Square: The political center of Vietnam, about one-third the size of Tiananmen Square, it is an important venue for gatherings and festival activities. Around the square are government offices and foreign embassies, and nearby attractions include the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ho Chi Minh’s Stilt House, and One Pillar Pagoda.
🎳 Hanoi Cathedral: Also known as St. Joseph’s Cathedral, built in 1886, modeled after Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, it is the oldest church in Hanoi and a representative of French architecture in the city. The interior features a complex main altar and stained glass windows, which are highly appreciated.
🎻 36 Ancient Streets: An old commercial area in Hanoi, consisting of 36 streets, each named after a type of commodity or trade, such as Silk Street, Silverware Street, and Bamboo Goods Street. Here you can buy various specialty goods, taste local delicacies, and experience the rich atmosphere of the old streets.
💎 Thang Long Imperial Citadel: Once the center of the Vietnamese capital, it has witnessed the historical changes of many dynasties in Vietnam. Many ancient palaces, walls, and gates are preserved here, making it an important place to understand Vietnamese history and culture.
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💑 Food Recommendations
🍟 Pho: One of the representative dishes of Vietnam
🍛 Spring Rolls: Available in fried and fresh versions, both delicious.
🍝 Grilled Meat Noodles: The grilled meat is tender, the rice noodles are smooth, and the sauce is rich.
🍞 Banh Mi: The crust is crispy, the inside is soft, and the filling is abundant, a popular street food locally.
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✅ Three-day Itinerary
💚 Day 1: After arriving in Hanoi in the morning, head to Hoan Kiem Lake, stroll along the lakeside to enjoy the scenery and surrounding ancient buildings, visit Ngoc Son Temple; in the afternoon, tour the 36 Ancient Streets, feel the atmosphere of the old commercial streets, and buy some special souvenirs; in the evening, try local cuisine near Hoan Kiem Lake and enjoy the night view.
💜 Day 2: Start your morning with a visit to the historic Ba Dinh Square, where you can pay your respects at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and explore the charming simplicity of Ho Chi Minh’s Stilt House. Don’t miss the serene One Pillar Pagoda, a unique architectural gem. In the afternoon, head over to Hanoi Cathedral to marvel at its stunning French colonial architecture.
Afterward, take a leisurely stroll through the nearby neighborhoods, immersing yourself in the vibrant local life. As the evening draws in, treat yourself to a captivating water puppet show, a delightful way to experience traditional Vietnamese culture.
💝 Day 3: Begin your day with a trip to the Thang Long Imperial Citadel, a UNESCO World Heritage site that offers a fascinating glimpse into Vietnam’s rich history. In the afternoon, visit the Temple of Literature, a tranquil sanctuary dedicated to Confucius, and discover the profound influence of Confucian culture in Vietnam. As night falls, dive into the bustling Hanoi Night Market, where you can savor a variety of delicious street foods and shop for unique souvenirs and local specialties.
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