Quang Phu Cau incense village in Hanoi has existed for more than 100 years, preserving the traditional incense-making profession, and is a beautiful check-in place that attracts tourists from near and far.
The Post Office building with the clock on the roof is still imprinted in the memory of the elderly Hanoians. More broadly, the entire project of “Bo Ho Post Office” has become a special concept of the city for more than a century.
For those who love Jazz music, and love to enjoy music besides delicious drinks, here are suggestions for the best Jazz bars that are ‘hiding’ in Hanoi to drop their souls into exciting melodies and music. improvisation.
Hanoi Cafe – If you are neither born in Hanoi nor a true connoisseur of cafe, Hanoi’s old cafes will still have a strange appeal. The feeling of sipping a cup of cafe in a tight space, looking out at the busy street with people passing by will linger in the hearts of anyone who has experienced it once.
As someone once said: “Whoever has the opportunity to come to Hanoi, if he has not been to Dong Xuan market, it is considered that he only knows a small part, a small corner, or has not been to Hanoi”.
West Lake is one of the famous beautiful landscapes in Hanoi capital, where there are many historical and cultural relics associated with the history of formation and development of the ancient Thang Long Citadel and present-day Hanoi
Temple of Literature – Quoc Tu Giam is no longer a strange name for Hanoi’s lovers, referring to this place, everyone will immediately think of the talented and virtuous people who are listed on the stone turtles.
Located in the heart of the city with an extremely favorable location, convenient for transportation, Hanoi Opera House has become a cultural and architectural symbol of Hanoi capital
With bold French architecture, for a long time, Hanoi Cathedral is an ideal place for tourists from all over the world to visit. For Catholics, the Cathedral is a great place to attend Mass and pray.
Only about 2 more months and Hanoi city will be filled with the idyllic, nostalgic and cozy atmosphere of the traditional Tet holiday. This will be the time when tourists can experience a very poetic, quiet, deserted Hanoi, far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
