2025 Hanoi Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

The place where you can experience the romance of the sea in Hanoi is none other than Vinhomes Ocean Park. Located about 30 minutes by car from the city center, this complex city features Vietnam's largest artificial beach, offering a lifestyle reminiscent of the ocean. 🏖️ Urban Sea: The Charm of the Artificial Beach At the heart of Vinhomes Ocean Park lies a 6.1-hectare artificial saltwater lake. With its clear blue waters, white sandy beaches, and palm trees, it creates an atmosphere akin to a tropical seaside. Beyond its landscaping, this area is designed for various activities such as swimming, kayaking, and strolling, making it a special place to enjoy nature and relaxation within the city. 🌊 Diverse Water Leisure and Relaxation Spaces In addition to the artificial beach, Vinhomes Ocean Park offers a variety of water leisure facilities. Indoor year-round swimming pools, Olympic-standard pools, and the Aqua Bay water slide are particularly popular among family visitors. There are also children's play areas, outdoor BBQ gardens, and fitness parks, ensuring a full day of fun for everyone. 🏙️ Convenient Accessibility and Comprehensive Amenities 📍Location Vinhomes Ocean Park, Da Ton, Gia Lam, Hanoi, Vietnam Vinhomes Ocean Park is located about 30 minutes by car from Hanoi's city center and is easily accessible via electric buses (VinBus) and eco-friendly taxis (Xanh SM). Within the complex, you'll find large shopping malls, various restaurants, cafes, international-standard educational institutions, and hospitals, adding convenience to daily life. Vinhomes Ocean Park is cherished as an urban retreat for travelers and a living space harmonized with nature for residents. Create unforgettable memories at this beautiful artificial beach with its diverse facilities. ⸻ If you want to experience the romance of the sea in Hanoi, we recommend spending a leisurely day at the artificial beach of Vinhomes Ocean Park.

While waiting for the plane, you can go to the VIP lounge to rest. It has free massage chairs, a variety of meals including rice noodles, Japanese food, baguettes, snacks, and a variety of alcoholic drinks, which can eliminate our fatigue while waiting for the plane. Their waiters are very friendly and their attitude and service are very good.

Hanoi - Hue 5N4D Car Trip ————————————- Another 40.5 year old aunt with the story: First time doing it😊 Before now, I have read many articles about car trips from South to North, from North to South, but I have never seen a review of women driving by themselves/women driving alone, so this aunt boldly shares her experience of traveling the Hanoi - Hue route for women, ladies, please refer to it 😁 Like a dream, during the 4/30/2025 holiday, the old aunt just had a trip to Hanoi - Hue with nearly 2000km of travel in 5N4D, it was wonderful, no wonder people love traveling more and more!!! Day 1: Hanoi - Hue Day 2: Hue Day 3: Hue - Lang Co Bay - Quang Binh Day 4: Quang Binh - Thien Cam Beach, Ha Tinh - Thanh Hoa Day 5: Sam Son - Hanoi P/s: This aunt can do it, you can do it too, poor but have memories 🤭😅 Day 1: Hanoi - Hue ——————————— - 6am depart from Hanoi - 6am - 10am: Stop for breakfast and lunch in Vinh City, check-in Nghe An Post Office - 11am - 3pm: Check-in Quang Binh Wind Power Field - 3:15pm - 6pm: Check-in Muong Thanh, Hue - Day 1 is probably the most tiring part of the trip, you can consider staying in Quang Binh 😁 Day 2: Hue ——————————— After 1 night to restore dignity, 2 sisters get up and get ready to go: Imperial City, Tu Duc Tomb, Incense Village, Minh Mang Tomb - 8am - 9:15am: Hue Imperial City (delicious Hue beef noodle shop right at the gate) - 9:40am - 11:30am: Incense Village (entrance to the tomb) + Tu Duc Tomb - 11:30am - 1:15pm: Go eat mussels by the islet (Hoa Dong restaurant) - 2pm: Check in room day 2 - 3:30pm - 5:30pm: Minh Mang Tomb - 6:30pm: Dinner at Cot Cheo restaurant (59 Tran Hung Dao) Day 3: Hue - Lang Co Bay - Quang Binh ——————————————————————— - 8:30am - 9:30am: Check in Thien Mu Pagoda - 9:30am - 11:45am: Check in Lang Co Bay (Hue) - 11:45 - 13:30: Lunch at Be Muoi seafood restaurant in Lang Co Bay - 13:30 - 17:45: Check in Quang Binh Dong Hoi Market, Mother Suot Monument - 18:30: Dinner at Nhat Le beach, Truong Phap street Day 4: Quang Binh - Thien Cam Ha Tinh - Thanh Hoa ————————————————————-— 8:00- 9:30: Eat banh canh + drink cactus tea in Cat - 9:30-10:30: Take photos at Nhat Le Beach - 10:30- 12:45: Check in Thien Cam Beach, Ha Tinh - 12:45- 14:15: Lunch, take photos at Thien Cam Beach - 14:15-16:00: Check in Vinh University, Nghe An - 16:00-18:30: Checkin Muong Thanh, Thanh Hoa - 19:30-22:00: Dinner + coffee in Thanh Hoa city (banh khoai, cha tom, oc suc, bun cha, ...), Hao cafe after Vincom TH Day 5: Sam Son Thanh Hoa - Hanoi ——————————————————————— - 8:00-10:00: Breakfast coffee in Muong Thanh, Thanh Hoa + Checkin Le Loi monument in the city center. - 10am-10:30am: Checkin Sam Son, the waves are knocking your pants down🙂↔️ - 10:30am-12:30pm: Take photos, lie down and drink coconut water on the beach - 12:30pm-2:00pm: Lunch at Vu Bao restaurant right in Sam Son (with delicious eel salad, dried squid) - 2:00pm-7:00pm: Checkin home, Hanoi (traffic jam so it took 5 hours to travel, but normally it would only take 3 hours) Ending the holiday with a total cost of 11.6 million for 2 people (it would be cheaper if you go in a group), including: - Road tolls: 672k - Gasoline: 2.5 million - Snacks on the car: 800k - Food, hotel, entrance tickets to the mausoleums...: 7.7 million

🗓️Travel itinerary Day 2: Start by going out to the city and looking for food - Bun Bo Nam Bo🍴@Bún Bò Nam Bộ Bách Phương (Beef noodle salad) - Egg coffee☕️ @ONCÊ Coffee x Living - Coconut coffee☕️ @Hanoi Croissant & Coffee - Banh Mi🥖 @Bánh Mi 25 - Thang Long Citadel🎫100,000VND - Looking for souvenirs at the supermarket🛍️ - Vietnam limited edition design goods🛍️ @MUJI, UNIQLO - Train Street🚃 - Sot vang🍴@Bánh Mỳ Trâm (Beef wine soup with🥖) - Night market🛍️ 🍴 Gourmet spot Bún Bò Nam Bộ Bách Phương ONCÊ Coffee x Living Hanoi Croissant & Coffee BANH MI 25 Bánh Mỳ Trâm #Overseas travel #Solo travel #Asia travel #Vietnam #Hanoi

| This Hanoi City Walk Guide Is All You Need. If riding a scooter counts as a city walk, then Hanoi is actually a great city for it. Trains pass right through the bustling city, there are endless mosaic murals along the road, and street food is everywhere... If you're staying in Hanoi for a day or two, you can take a walk and see the following places: - 1️⃣&2️⃣ Long Bien Bridge This bridge in Hanoi has been around for over 120 years, and it was designed by the same designer as the Eiffel Tower. Now, the iron bridge is rusty, and you can see the baptism of the years it has undergone. The location of picture 2 is at Serein Cafe & lounge, west of the bridge. - 3️⃣&4️⃣ Train Street Train Street is definitely the most popular spot in Hanoi. There is a row of cafes along the street, and when the train slowly passes by, everyone will hold up their phones and cheer... In fact, there is more than one Train Street. Picture 3 is at Ng. 222 Đ.Lê Duẩn, south of the train station, and picture 4 is at P. Trần Phú, northeast of the train station. - 5️⃣&6️⃣ Mosaic Mural Street Hanoi's mural street stretches for several kilometers, creating a unique landscape. However, there are too many motorcycles on the road, so if you want to appreciate it, you may have to rent a scooter. - 7️⃣ Shark Jaw Building This building on the north bank of Hoan Kiem Lake is also a landmark in Hanoi, but I recently heard that it is going to be demolished, which is a pity. - 8️⃣ Soy Sauce Factory The soy sauce factory is in the suburbs, so you really need to take a scooter for a city drive. Giving a small tip will allow the workers to demonstrate the process of making soy sauce~ - Finally, let me mention Hanoi's egg coffee. It is said that milk was scarce in Vietnam back then, so the locals used egg yolks instead of milk to make milk foam, and invented a very distinctive egg coffee. You must drink it when you come to Hanoi! The person who invented this drink later opened Cafe Giảng, which is near Hoan Kiem Lake. -

#postandearn #attractive #best_trip_by_trip #stunningview #memorable_trip Vietnam is a country that leaves a lasting impression on every traveler. Stretching from the misty mountains of the north to the sun-drenched coasts of the south, Vietnam is a land of contrasts—rich history, breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and warm-hearted people. My journey through Vietnam felt like a beautiful blend of adventure and serenity. I began in Hanoi, the capital, where centuries-old temples and colonial buildings sit beside buzzing markets and lakeside cafés. The Old Quarter’s narrow streets were alive with scooters, street food, and the scent of incense. Watching locals practice tai chi around Hoan Kiem Lake at sunrise was a peaceful start to each day. From Hanoi, I traveled to the legendary Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cruising among the limestone karsts and emerald waters felt like gliding through a dream. The natural beauty was surreal—especially during sunrise, when the sky turned shades of gold and the bay shimmered with light. Heading south, Hue offered a glimpse into Vietnam’s imperial past. The ancient citadel, royal tombs, and pagodas spoke of a rich and proud history. In Hoi An, I found one of the most charming towns in Southeast Asia. Its lantern-lit streets, riverside cafés, and artisan shops created a magical atmosphere, especially during the monthly lantern festival. Of course, no trip to Vietnam is complete without indulging in its food. From the steaming bowls of pho on street corners to the crispy perfection of banh xeo and the complexity of bun cha, every meal was an explosion of flavor. The freshness of ingredients and the balance of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy make Vietnamese cuisine unforgettable. In the south, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) dazzled with its energy. Modern skyscrapers stand beside historic buildings, and the local markets are full of life. A visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels offered a powerful insight into the country’s wartime resilience, while the War Remnants Museum provided a moving, sobering look at history. Vietnam’s true magic lies in its people. Everywhere I went, I was greeted with smiles, generosity, and a genuine curiosity. Whether chatting with a street vendor, sharing tea with a host family, or learning to cook in a local kitchen, the warmth of Vietnamese hospitality stayed with me. From lush rice terraces in Sapa to the vibrant floating markets of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam is a land that surprises and delights at every turn. It’s a place where the past and present meet beautifully, where nature and culture coexist in harmony. If you're looking for a destination that’s rich in experiences, affordable, and incredibly diverse, Vietnam should be at the top of your list. I came for the sights—but I left with stories, connections, and a deep admiration for this remarkable country.

If peace has a color It is certainly the color of the red flag with a yellow star 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳 ------ On the days of April, take some time to visit the Vietnam Military History Museum (Nam Tu Liem, Hanoi) to visit and experience the most authentic flow of heroic time of the nation. With a large-scale investment space, the Museum is currently preserving more than 150,000 artifacts. Among them are 4 National Treasures including 2 MiG-21 aircraft with serial numbers 4324 and 5121, T54B tank with serial number 843 and a map of determination to fight in the historic Ho Chi Minh Campaign... Stories about major battles, about the resilient fighting spirit of the army and people are truly extremely proud and touching. Respect and be grateful for history so that we can have the independence, freedom and peace of today. #checkinvietnam #checkinbaotanglichsuquansuvietnam

Visit and experience making pottery at Bat Trang Pottery Museum. Bat Trang is a famous craft village located on the banks of the Red River, only about 30 minutes drive from the center of Hanoi. Bat Trang Pottery Museum was built in 2018, inspired by the curves of pottery on the turntable. This is a very attractive destination for domestic and foreign tourists. Unique architecture with many services, check-in space, exhibition area, resort area, dining area, and I am most impressed with the pottery experience area on the G floor. Take the time to visit this special place 👍 Address: village 5, Bat Trang commune, Gia Lam district, Hanoi. Ticket price: 120k/person (I went to floors 1, 2, 4 and G) 📸Photo: Pham Minh Son #checkinVietnam #review #photo #chuphinh #hanoi #baotang #baotanggombattrang

Apart from bánh mì and phở, there’s xôi (sticky rice), a classic Vietnamese breakfast staple that we often enjoy in the mornings. Xôi doesn’t have an overpowering flavor on its own, but it’s slightly savory and comforting. I usually order it with side dishes like pork, egg, or pâté. It’s a light yet filling breakfast that keeps you going for hours. There are typically two ways xôi is served: if you’re eating alone, you’ll get a bowl of sticky rice with toppings neatly arranged on top (pic 1). But if you’re dining with a group, the toppings are usually served on shared plates (pic 2), and everyone gets their own bowl of plain xôi (pic 3). There are many types of xôi, each with its own unique twist. • Xôi xéo is topped with mung bean paste and fried shallots. • Xôi trắng is plain white sticky rice, often paired with savory sides. • Xôi ngô includes sweet corn mixed into the rice. My favorite is xôi xéo + ngô, a perfect combo of mung beans and corn, with a touch of sweetness and richness from the shallots and toppings. It’s warm, soft, and deeply nostalgic. One of the most iconic xôi spots in Hanoi is Xôi Yến. They’ve been around for decades, possibly since my grandparents’ time. It’s a place where tradition lives on in every bowl, and every bite reminds me of home. #localguides #hanoi #foodie

| I captured the bountiful Vietnam in 9 photos. This series was taken in early September 2024, during my week-long stay in Vietnam, traveling from Vui Tinh in the south to Hanoi in the north, covering almost the entire country. To catch the morning fish market in the central coast from a small southwestern border town, I even went without sleep for over 20 hours... After nearly 10 days of early starts and late returns, I came away with this series "Bountiful Vietnam." - 1️⃣&2️⃣ Morning market in Vui Nam 3️⃣ Fish market by the sea in Quang Nam Province 4️⃣ Farmer harvesting water lilies in Long An Province (staged) 5️⃣ Fish drying factory in Phan Thiet 6️⃣ Elderly villager weaving fishing tools in Hung Yen (staged) 7️⃣ Incense drying factory in Hanoi (staged) 8️⃣ Fish sauce factory in Phan Thiet 9️⃣ Soy sauce factory in Hanoi (staged) - Vietnam truly deserves to be called the pinnacle of human aerial photography, with numerous photogenic agricultural, fishing, and handicraft activities across the country. Because so many photographers capture these subjects, and many win awards with these themes, it has led to many staged scenes (as I've noted in parentheses). Local farmers clearly understand what photographers want to capture, performing standard actions with practiced fluidity... If you plan to photograph there, consider how to design new approaches to create fresh perspectives. - I took many photos at each of these locations and will write detailed notes about them in future posts ✌🏻~

#Get a discount without relying on luck #Must-visit cafe #Vietnam travel #Hanoi #hanoi #vietnam #Vietnam travel #Vietnam trip 📍Address: Hanoi Train Street, 3 P. Trần Phú, Hang Bông, Hoàn Kiếm, Hanoi 100000 Vietnam Hanoi Train Street is a signature that anyone visiting Hanoi must stop by to see the narrowest railway, only 1 meter away from houses and shops, and there are many cafes decorated in bright colors along the railway. The highlight is to come and see the train passing by up close. The train schedule through this zone has rounds at 9.20, 11.35, 15.20 hrs. Only on Saturdays and Sundays, there are additional rounds at 17.30 and 18.20 hrs. and in the evening at 19.15, 20.20, 21.10, 21.40 and 22.00 pm.

Hanoi in the north of Vietnam 🇻🇳 A city where traditional buildings, bustling markets, and lush nature blend together! I'll introduce some recommended experiences I actually enjoyed in Hanoi! ✔︎Walking around Hanoi's Old Town Walking through the streets where motorbikes come and go is exciting and fun, something you can't experience in Japan 🛵 ✔︎Cafe hopping Egg coffee, which originated in Hanoi, is delicious with a sweet cream and coffee that go well together ☕️ ✔︎Go to Train Street The view of the train passing right in front of you is very impressive 🛤️ ✔︎Night walk around Hoan Kiem Lake The illuminated lakeside and streets are beautiful and photogenic 📸 ✔︎Shopping at the night market You can buy miscellaneous goods and fashion unique to Vietnam! And above all, it's cheap 🛍️ Please take a look! #0yentrip #Hanoitrip

Hanoi Old Quarter is the heart and soul of Vietnam’s capital, offering a perfect mix of history, culture, and energy. Walking through its narrow streets feels like stepping into a different world—one filled with charming colonial buildings, ancient temples, and the constant buzz of motorbikes. Each street is unique, often named after the traditional craft once sold there, like Silk Street or Silver Street. The food here is incredible! From famous pho (Vietnamese noodle soup) to delicious banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich), the street food vendors serve some of the best meals you’ll ever eat. Don’t forget to try the famous egg coffee at one of the many cozy cafés. Shopping in the Old Quarter is also an adventure. Markets and small shops sell everything from souvenirs to handmade crafts at bargain prices. Be ready to practice your bargaining skills!

The Hanoi Opera House is a must-see landmark that beautifully showcases French colonial architecture and Vietnam's cultural heritage. Designed by French architects, this iconic building is a prime example of neoclassical elegance, with intricate details and grand facades that transport you to a bygone era. The interior is just as magnificent, with its ornate chandeliers, plush seating, and lavish decor creating an atmosphere of old-world charm. Attending a performance here is a magical experience, as the acoustics and ambiance truly enhance the artistry on stage. Even if you don’t catch a show, the Opera House is worth visiting for its historical significance and architectural beauty. It’s a gem that perfectly captures the blend of Vietnamese and French influences, making it a highlight of Hanoi. Highly recommend both a visit and, if possible, attending a performance for the full experience!

If you’re looking for something to do that involves history, I’d recommend coming here. I chose to walk through and read everything myself but I think for the full immersive experience, you should get one of those audio devices (though, it seems like it might have been hard to hear with all the tour groups happening at once). Although I enjoyed getting to learn about this prison’s history, I wish they really went into the details/horrors of the lives of people here. But maybe that was explained in the audio devices? I’m not sure, but it definitely felt like basic info if you just read through their labels. Another thing I wished they did was have a translation for all the letters and correspondence. Would’ve been cool to actually understand more of what was said besides the summarized idea. Regardless, still cool to enter n experience for the cost of 50k. Maybe next time I’ll use the audio lol

This is one of the most iconic structures in whole Hanoi. The complex is in a huge square in the middle of the city. There is the mausoleum itself, which is not accessible for the public to see Ho Chi Minh's body, and the his house and a museum in the northern part. The museum was also closed. It is better to go very early in the morning to avoid big crowds. Consider that they will not allow you with shorts into the complex. Unfortunately, this rule is only applied to those people who don't have blonde hair, blue eyes, and super white skin. If you belong to the aforementioned group, you can walk in shorts and shorts skirts. It is truly unfortunate to see that the rules of etiquette are not applied equally.

#Southeast Asia Travel A must-visit place in Hanoi! This is the Hanoi train track that became really famous after Yoo Jae-suk visited! There are various cafes and pubs around the train track, so it was nice to be able to watch the train while drinking alcohol or coffee! And the train passed really close, so I thought I had to be really careful! The merchants told me to put my feet in before the train came, and I could immediately understand why! I recommend that you visit Hanoi at least once! And you can also take the train to Sapa, so I highly recommend taking the train and watching the train pass by!

Here's a travel plan from Bangkok to Vietnam, covering Sapa and Hanoi, perfect for a 4-5 day long weekend. Day 1: Fly directly from Bangkok to Hanoi. Skip Hanoi and take a sleeper bus from Hanoi to Sapa, which takes about 5-6 hours. Review of the sleeper bus to Sapa: - Travel time: 6-7 hours (overnight), arriving in Sapa in the morning - Cost: around 700 THB - Cleanliness: quite good, new bus - Comfort: the bus is not crowded, comfortable for sleeping Day 2: Arrive in Sapa in the morning. Drag your luggage from the drop-off point to the hotel. We stayed at Chau Long Sapa Hotel, which is great. The hotel is large, with beautiful views and delicious food. Then, take a walk around Sapa town, visit Cong Cafe, which is not far from the hotel and within walking distance. There are many shops along the way. After that, hire a car to Cat Cat Village, rent traditional tribal costumes for photos, and visit the thrilling Rong May Glass Bridge, which has both a glass bridge and a glass elevator. It's a must-visit. Return to Sapa town, visit Sapa Lake, and head back to the hotel (all within walking distance). Day 3: In the morning, take the cable car to the top of Fansipan Mountain. The air is thin, so be prepared for possible dizziness. Buy tickets at Sun Plaza. There are plenty of winter clothes, shoes, gloves, and hats to shop for along the way. At the top of Fansipan, there are cable cars and trams, as well as restaurants. You can choose to walk up or down if you prefer. We went up to the large Buddha statue and paid our respects. Then, return in the evening, stop by Sun Plaza for some shopping, and travel back to Hanoi. Day 4: Arrive in Hanoi in the morning, check into the hotel, and rest. Then, explore Hanoi city, including St. Joseph’s Cathedral and Tran Quoc Pagoda, and go shopping in Hanoi. Day 5: In the morning, visit Cong Cafe in central Hanoi, buy souvenirs, pack your belongings, and head to the airport.

#springwander #vietnam Quang Phu Cau Incense Village in Hanoi is such a unique place to visit during spring break. It is really one of the most captivating places I have visited in Vietnam. It looked straight out of a painting. I got lots of pictures here which would make great memories for this spring. You can easily cover this place in half a day’s time. You can also learnt the art of making incense sticks here in different colors. That definitely makes a fun activity. I can’t recommend visiting the Incense village enough this spring. You just can’t miss it in Hanoi. Do visit.

We visited Hoan Kiem Lake and absolutely loved the peaceful atmosphere right in the heart of Hanoi! 🌿🌅 The iconic red The Huc Bridge leading to Ngoc Son Temple is a must-see, especially at sunrise when the soft morning light makes it look even more magical. It’s the perfect spot for a stunning reflection photo on the water. 📸 📍Address: Hoan Kiem Lake, Hang Trong, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam We explored Train Street and it was such an unforgettable experience! 🚂🏡 Seeing a train pass through the narrow street, just inches away from cafés and homes, was thrilling. The best time to visit is in the late afternoon when the light is perfect for pictures, and you can enjoy a Vietnamese coffee while waiting for the train. Make sure to capture the moment when the train rushes past—it’s an iconic Hanoi shot! 📷 📍Address: Train Street, Tran Phu & Phung Hung Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam We would recommend Tran Quoc Pagoda for a peaceful and cultural experience. 🏯✨ This stunning lakeside pagoda is the oldest in Hanoi and offers a beautiful mix of history and serenity. Sunset is the best time to visit, as the golden light reflecting on West Lake makes for breathtaking photos. Be sure to take a picture in front of the pagoda’s towering stupa—it’s a masterpiece! 📸 📍Address: Tran Quoc Pagoda, Thanh Nien Road, Tay Ho District, Hanoi, Vietnam #vietnamtrip #travel #Vacation

This time, I'll be proposing a one-day plan for Hanoi from morning to night! Breakfast → Sightseeing → Lunch → Shopping → Cafe → Dinner → Massage - you're sure to enjoy Hanoi to the fullest 🤗 Use this as a reference for your trip ♡ ① Banh Mi 25 📍 25 P. Hàng Cá, Hàng Bồ, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam ② Ho Chi Minh Tomb Lăng Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh 📍 1 Hùng Vương, Điện Biên, Ba Đình, Hà Nội, Vietnam ③ Bat Trang Village Bát Tràng 📍 204 Đ. Giang Cao, Bát Tràng, Gia Lâm, Hà Nội 12423 Vietnam ④ Bunbo nanbo 📍 67 Hàng Điếu, Cửa Đông, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam ⑤ Dong Xuan Market Chợ Đồng Xuân 📍 Đồng Xuân Market, Đồng Xuân, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam ⑥ Hoa Xa Cafe Cafe Hoả Xa 📍 Ga Long Biên, Đ. Trần Nhật Duật, Phố cổ Hà Nội, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 100000 Vietnam ⑦ Hanoi Train Street 📍 3 P. Trần Phú, Hàng Bông, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 100000 Vietnam ⑧ Quán Ăn Ngon 📍 18 P. Phan Bội Châu, Cửa Nam, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 111103 Vietnam ⑨ MF Boutique Spa 📍 5, Hàng Trống, Hoàn Kiếm, Vietnam ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ #Vietnam #Hanoi #VietnamTourism #AsiaTravel #Asian tourism #Hanoi trip #tripOverseas travel

I found a cute chae shop in Hanoi, so I'd like to introduce it to you! The shop is called "Loc Tai Dessert". Chae is a Vietnamese-style zenzai, and the ingredients vary depending on the shop. This time, I ordered ① Lotus seed chae ② Pudding (jelly) chae ③ Coconut milk chae ④ Tapioca chae! It was my first time eating lotus seeds, and they were fluffy and slightly sweet and delicious! They went perfectly with the coconut milk, and were delicious 😋 The pudding chae was made from solidified almond milk or something, and was smooth and easy to swallow! Also, the tapioca chae was chewy and delicious, so I recommend you try it! If you go to Vietnam, please try it! 🕰️Opening hours: 8am-10pm 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Clean 📍Location: 76 Hang Dieu Cua Dong Hoan Kiem Ha Noi Vietnam #VietnamTrip #Hanoi #Spring0yenTrip

#Travel itinerary A trip to Hanoi last week! Did you know that Hanoi became even more popular because Yoo Jae-suk visited there? And there were guaranteed good restaurants because it was featured on Baek Jong-won's Street Food! There were so many things to see, and this time, there was Hanoi Venice made by Vinpearl, so I rode a motorcycle to go there. It was really Disneyland-like quality, so I was really lost in it. And they even set off firecrackers, so it was really, really great! Hanoi, a full 2 ​​nights and 3 days!!! I highly recommend you visit there at least once! I went on the following schedule. Day 1: Arrive in Hanoi -> Hoan Kiem Lake -> St. Joseph's Cathedral -> Visit the night market Day 2: Hanoi Venice -> Return to Hanoi -> Go to the beer street and drink beer Day 3: Buy souvenirs -> Explore downtown Hanoi -> Return to Korea

I'll introduce you to some spots you should definitely experience when you travel to Hanoi! The cafe in the center of the city where you can spend time listening to the church bells and the water puppet show that shows what Vietnam was like in the past are worth seeing! It was a bit surreal and interesting 👏 Vietnamese pottery "Bac Trang pottery" is sure to be a very popular souvenir for friends❣️ The stylish cafes and rooftop bars are also great✨ Train Street is an experience you definitely can't have in Japan, so it lifted my spirits! #Hanoi #Vietnam trip #Overseas trip #tripOverseas trip

First time in Vietnam? Don't miss this curated guide! Savor the authentic flavors of chicken pho and grilled seafood platters. Take a ride on the iconic street train and enjoy the city views. Experience the contrasting sensations of the red and white sand dunes, and don't miss the natural mud bath! -- Vietnam, a long, narrow country in Southeast Asia🌴, borders China to the north and the South China Sea to the south. With a rich history, it was once a tributary state of China and later gained independence. Its diverse landscapes have earned it the nickname "Paris of the Orient"🌆, and Ha Long Bay is a sight to behold🏞️! -- 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Shanghai → Ho Chi Minh City. Upon arrival, enjoy a 24-hour private airport transfer and check in to your hotel to prepare for your Vietnam adventure!🛫🏨 Day 2: Explore the charm of Saigon! Starting from the Central Post Office📬, stroll to the Notre Dame Cathedral💒, experience the historical vicissitudes of the War Remnants Museum🏛️, and finally visit the unique Tan Dinh Church. Day 3: Experience natural wonders! First, visit the picturesque Fairy Stream🌊, then climb the spectacular red and white sand dunes🏜️, and enjoy the contrasting sensations. Day 4: The tranquility of Nha Trang Cathedral💒, the history of Po Nagar Cham Towers🗿, the magnificence of Hon Chong Promontory🌅, the leisure of Nha Trang Beach🏖️, the knowledge of the National Oceanographic Museum of Vietnam🦈, and the relaxation of I-Resort💦 are all waiting for you to explore! Day 5: Free day! Enjoy your vacation freestyle. In the evening, you will be transferred to your 180° ocean view room in Nha Trang🌊⭐, letting the sea breeze blow away all your fatigue. Day 6: Hanoi cultural tour! Visit the Temple of Literature - Imperial Academy📚, experience the solemnity of Ba Dinh Square🏛️, stroll along Hoan Kiem Lake🌸, explore the bustling Thirty-Six Streets🛍️, and finally enjoy a cup of aromatic coffee at Hanoi Train Street Coffee☕. Day 7: Hanoi → Shanghai. End your Vietnam trip and return home with wonderful memories!🛬🏠 Reminisce about the delicious chicken pho and grilled seafood platters, and look forward to your next trip! -- Must-see attractions: 🌟 I-Resort Nha Trang: Surrounded by majestic mountains and gentle rivers, it's like a fairyland on earth. 📬 Saigon Central Post Office: Experience the post office ambiance from the French colonial period, a wonderful blend of history and modernity. 🌴 Nha Trang Beach: Coconut trees line the beach, fresh air lingers, and you can enjoy the boundless scenery of the blue sea and sky. 🌸 Hoan Kiem Lake: The lakeside is shaded by green trees, a good place for locals to cool off and stroll, experiencing tranquility and harmony. -- Tips: - Time difference⏰: The time difference between Vietnam and China is small, but it is still recommended to adjust your schedule in advance to avoid travel fatigue. - Souvenir shopping🛍️: Vietnam has a wide variety of souvenirs at affordable prices. Try local coffee and exquisite handicrafts. - Must-try foods🍜: Chicken pho is fresh and smooth, and the grilled seafood platter is fresh and juicy. Don't miss them! -- If you find this guide helpful, remember to like and save it. Have a great time in Vietnam!🎉

Hey everyone! Get ready for a multi-country tour of Vietnam and beyond! Don't miss out on Dendrobium stewed chicken and KONG VIEW Laotian cuisine. Take a cruise on Ha Long Bay to see the stunning scenery, and experience the beauty of the China-Laos Railway! Save this guide now! / 📅Itinerary: D1: Arrive in Ho Chi Minh City and begin your exotic journey✨ D2-D3: Travel from Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap to explore the mysterious and magnificent Angkor Wat🏰, and experience the legacy of a thousand-year-old civilization. D4-D5: Transfer to Luang Prabang to enjoy the charm of the ancient city and Buddhist culture🙏, and experience a spiritual cleansing. D6-D7: Take the train to Vang Vieng, then transfer to Vientiane, enjoying the idyllic scenery of Laos🌾 along the way, and savor KONG VIEW Laotian cuisine. D8-D10: After arriving in Hanoi, take a cruise on Ha Long Bay🚤, visit popular scenic spots, marvel at the wonders of nature, and then return to Hanoi to experience the bustling city of Vietnam. Why not try the local specialty, Dendrobium stewed chicken? D11: End your wonderful journey and depart from Hanoi to return to Shanghai🛫, taking home wonderful memories and experiences. / Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Angkor Wat: Visit one of the four great wonders of the ancient Orient and experience the beauty of magnificent symmetry! 📬 Saigon Central Post Office: Step back in time and experience the post office from the French colonial era. 🌊 Ha Long Bay: Known as the "Guilin of the Sea," Ha Long Bay is full of strangely shaped rock formations. Enjoy the wonders of nature! 🌳 Hoan Kiem Lake: Take a leisurely stroll with the locals along the tree-lined lake. / **Things to Note**: - Time difference: The time difference between Vietnam and China is small, but you still need to adjust your schedule to avoid travel fatigue😴. - Food: Be sure to try Dendrobium stewed chicken, a delicious and nourishing dish, as well as KONG VIEW Laotian cuisine, full of exotic flavors🍲! - Visa information: For multi-country tours, you need to apply for a visa in advance and prepare the relevant materials to ensure a smooth trip📝. - Souvenir prices: Compare prices when buying souvenirs, avoid impulse purchases, and shop wisely for a happier experience🛍️. / That's all for the multi-country tour of Vietnam and more. We hope you have a rewarding journey and create unforgettable memories and stories!🎉

I got 2 free lounge access per year (1 free for Platinum, 2 free for Diamond) which is great, you can access many lounges in the world, there are showers, massage chairs, food and drinks, and even wine. You can relax and eat before boarding the plane. This time I went to the lounge in Hanoi, it was really great, thank you. #trip.com