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Hanoi - A thousand year old capital

Hanoi is located on the convergence of the Red River and the Northern delta, hence a political, economic and cultural hub of Vietnam. For generations, the imperial citadel has always maintained its romantic essence , as well as the bustle of a metropolis, in addition to thousands of intact architectural gems that speak volumes of the nation’s history. The cultural charm of Hanoi is best demonstrated by the elegant mannerism of the city dwellers.

The scenery

Temple of Literature – the Imperial University: It is the first academy of Vietnam, hence a symbol of lifelong learning . There are 82 stone stelae that hold honorary titles of doctorate candidates over centuries of imperial examination. Annually, , in preparation for the much-vaunted national examination, candidates come here and pray for stellar results.
Thang Long Imperial Citadel: At the heart of the glamorous capital, this long surviving complex appears ancient and quiet, , in the name of Thang Long Imperial Citadel. The citadel was the host of many powerful dynastic clans over centuries of feudal history, with inner palaces, colossal and solid forts, walls and bastions, notably Doan Gate, the North Gate, Kinh Thien Palace and Hanoi Flagstaff…
Old Quarter: The iconic 36 streets of Hanoi form the Old Quarter encircling Hoan Kiem Lake. Their names typically start with “Hàng” (Workshop): The Votives, The Silversmith, The Crimson Silk, etc. These streets were originally planned by the French and now are the venues of recreations, cultural shows and sports. Visitors would be overwhelmed by a matrix of homestay units, bars, pubs, lounges, cafés, restaurants and souvenir boutiques.
Ba Vi National Park: Moving to the suburbs , it would be an amazing experience to spend a day in Ba Vi National Park. It’s an ideal getaway given its pure air, moderate weather and beautiful nature. In November, Mexican sunflowers cover the hills in bright gold, making up a breathtaking picture of nature .
Perfume Pagoda: Perfume Pagoda is one of the most significant and best known complexes of worship. Pilgrims take place in the divine Buddhist dominion and visitors can take part in a variety of outdoor pursuits like rowing, trekking and văn singing…

Cuisine

Hanoian cuisine is a league of its own, as the city dwellers hold their food to very high standards, on a seasonal basis and rely on sophisticated blends of ingredients and fulfilling enjoyment of a delicacy. There are countless Hanoian treats that one can’t afford to miss, including the phở, rice vermicelli soup, Vong Village baby green rice, La Vong fish terrine and West Lake shrimp cakes…
Hanoian phở is basically centered around beef. The broth must be steamy hot, sweetened by signature spicy cinnamons and anises, and full of pure white, chewy phở strands as well as soft, thinly sliced beef. Once served, some spring onions, chili sauce, vinegar and lemon extract are added to amplify the flavor.
While Phở must be served hot, baby green rice is a gentle reminder of autumn’s blessings, made of baby rice grains just after ear growing phase. The grains are green, soft, buttery and chewy, also having a mildly sweet aftertaste that keeps lingering and obsessing any first-time guests.

Activities

Hanoi has Hoan Kiem Pedestrian’s Quarter that is open from Friday evening until the end of Sunday. It’s a much loved bubble for street culture, where pedestrians are invited to exciting folk games such as skipping, tug of war and ball kicking…, observe clay tò he figurines kneaded and listen to street music performances and other genres such as the tuồng, chèo, water puppetry, you name it.
On weekends, just stroll around the bazaar from Hang Dao Street to Dong Xuan market and drop in Ta Hien, a famed, bustling youth’s where-to-go just to sip some beer and chat with global pals.
Spend a whole day biking around West Lake, and admire its iconic sunset. Stop by a lakeside cafés or jump aboard a water bicycle to perfect your weekend date. Should you love amusing and adventurous games, Ho Tay Water Park is the place to be with hair raising water typhoon tubes and giant Ferris wheel…

Transportation

Passengers will take a flight to Hanoi and arrive at Noi Bai International Airport, around 30km away from the city center and taking 30 to 40 minutes to commute. Vietnam Airlines’ minibuses are hailed at Terminal 1 and charge VND40,000/ride at a frequency of every 30 to 45 minute. Buses are assigned to Route 07 (Cau Giay – Noi Bai), 17 (Long Bien – Noi Bai), 90 (Kim Ma – Nhat Tan Bridge – Noi Bai), 86 (Hanoi Train Station – Hoan Kiem Lake – Noi Bai) and are taken at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 for VND9,000/ride, while buses Route 86 charge VND30,000/ride. Taxis can also be hailed at Terminals 1 and 2 for VND250,000/ride.