Hanoi is a vibrant city with stunning pagodas, delectable street food everywhere you look, and bustling marketplaces that will wow you at every step. Take a City Sightseeing bus tour to see Vietnam's capital from above while learning about its intriguing past. Then, get off the tour to explore Hanoi at your own leisure. You won't have to lose out on amazing vistas and photo opportunities while travelling. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories. Start your journey by reserving your tour right now!
Hanoi, a vibrant, rising city that is making up for years lost to conflict, has a rich cultural legacy that includes influences from Southeast Asia, China, and France. Discover the intriguing history and undiscovered attractions of Hanoi by joining us on our city trip.
Located in the bustling Old Quarter, the Hanoi Cathedral is a must-see destination on any hop-on, hop-off trip. Head to Hoan Kiem Lake, a tranquil haven from the bustling city, after taking a stroll through the winding alleyways, stopping by the Bach Ma Temple, and perhaps grabbing some traditional Vietnamese street food. Discover the history of Hoan Liem Lake, often known as the "Lake of the Returned Sword," as you stroll around the stunning gardens.
Once more, board the bus and travel visit other temples dispersed across the city. The first site is Quan Thanh, a stunning Taoist temple dedicated to "Tran Vo," also known as the "God of the North." The oldest Buddhist shrine in Hanoi, Tran Quoc Pagoda, is another excellent place to stop
Hanoi, a vibrant, rising city that is making up for years lost to conflict, has a rich cultural legacy that includes influences from Southeast Asia, China, and France. Discover the intriguing history and undiscovered attractions of Hanoi by joining us on our city trip.
Located in the bustling Old Quarter, the Hanoi Cathedral is a must-see destination on any hop-on, hop-off trip. Head to Hoan Kiem Lake, a tranquil haven from the bustling city, after taking a stroll through the winding alleyways, stopping by the Bach Ma Temple, and perhaps grabbing some traditional Vietnamese street food. Discover the history of Hoan Liem Lake, often known as the "Lake of the Returned Sword," as you stroll around the stunning gardens.
Once more, board the bus and travel visit other temples dispersed across the city. The first site is Quan Thanh, a stunning Taoist temple dedicated to "Tran Vo," also known as the "God of the North." The oldest Buddhist shrine in Hanoi, Tran Quoc Pagoda, is another excellent place to stop. The main pagoda, which is surrounded by luxuriant flora, is quite an astonishing sight from 15 metres above the ground.
The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum honours the former president and prime minister of Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh, and you must see it before you depart the city. After getting off the bus and paying your respects to "Uncle Ho," explore the floral grounds.
This is only a sampling of the sights and activities you can enjoy while in the capital of Vietnam.
Popular attractions include:
Frog Garden (Quan Thanh Temple): Known for its ancient bronze statue of Tran Vu, this Taoist temple is a serene spot near West Lake.
Hanoi Cathedral (St. Joseph's Cathedral): A Gothic-style Catholic cathedral located in the heart of the French Quarter, known for its impressive architecture.
Vietnam Military History Museum: Showcases Vietnam's military history with exhibits ranging from ancient times to the Vietnam War era.
Thang Long Imperial Citadel: A UNESCO World Heritage site and former political center of ancient Vietnam, featuring archaeological sites and historical buildings.
Tran Quoc Pagoda: Situated on a small island in West Lake, this is the oldest Buddhist temple in Hanoi known for its serene setting and beautiful architecture.
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum: Final resting place of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam's revolutionary leader, and an iconic landmark in Hanoi.
Temple of Literature (Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam): Vietnam's first university and a well-preserved example of traditional Vietnamese architecture.
Hoa Lo Prison (Hanoi Hilton): A historical site used by the French colonists for political prisoners and later used during the Vietnam War.
Vietnam Women's Museum: Highlights the role of Vietnamese women in society and history through various exhibits and artifacts.
Hanoi Opera House: A magnificent example of French colonial architecture, hosting cultural performances and events.