BÀI MỚI

Day 1: Arrival and Old Quarter Exploration

Hanoi Old Quarter. Source: Collected

Morning

Arrive at Eli Rina Hotel Hanoi, check-in, take some time to relax in your comfortable room and prepare for the adventure ahead.

Afternoon

Begin your journey in the heart of Hanoi with a stroll through the Old Quarter. This bustling area is famous for its narrow streets, each named after the goods once traded there. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, shop for unique souvenirs, and savor the aroma of delicious street food.

Evening

As the sun sets, head to the Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre for a traditional water puppet show, a unique art form that dates back to the 11th century. After the show, dine at a nearby restaurant and taste authentic Vietnamese cuisine.


Day 2: Historical and Cultural Highlights

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Source: Getty

Start your day with a visit to the Ho Chi Minh Complex. Pay respects at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, explore the Presidential Palace, and see the humble stilt house where Uncle Ho lived. Don’t miss the One Pillar Pagoda, a symbol of Hanoi.

Temple of Literature. Source: Collected

Afternoon

Next, head to the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university. Wander through its serene gardens, ancient courtyards and learn about the country's educational heritage. Whether you are are history buff or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, the Temple of Literature offers a unique glimpse into Vietnam's past.

• Opening hours: 8 AM - 5 PM
• Ticket fee: 30,000 VND per person

Evening

End your day with a delightful dinner in the French Quarter. With its tree-lined boulevards and colonial architecture, this area offers a charming contrast to the bustling Old Quarter. Enjoy a meal at one of the many fine dining establishments.

Day 3: Natural Beauty and Local Life

Morning

Begin your day with a peaceful walk around Hoan Kiem Lake. Visit Ngoc Son Temple, located on a small island in the lake, and immerse yourself in its tranquil beauty. This is a perfect spot for morning photography.

Hoan Kiem Lake. Source: Collected

Afternoon

In the afternoon, take a short trip to Bat Trang Pottery Village, located just outside of Hanoi. Here, you can watch skilled artisans at work and even try your hand at making your own pottery. This is a great opportunity to purchase unique, handcrafted souvenirs.

Evening

Return to Hanoi for an authentic Vietnamese dinner. Consider trying Bun Cha, a local favorite that President Obama enjoyed during his visit to Hanoi. You’ll find many restaurants serving this delicious dish.

 

Day 4: Final Moments and Departure

Tran Quoc Pagoda and West Lake. Source: Collected

Morning

On your last morning, visit West Lake, the largest lake in Hanoi. Explore the serene Tran Quoc Pagoda, the oldest Buddhist temple in the city. The peaceful ambiance of this area is perfect for reflecting on your Hanoi adventure.

Afternoon

Before heading to the airport, take some time for last-minute shopping. Whether you’re looking for high-quality silk, traditional handicrafts, or local snacks, Hanoi’s markets have it all. Our hotel can assist with transportation to ensure a smooth departure.