Hồ Tây (West Lake) (Hồ Tây)
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West lake is near to Tay Ho area, we call it " khu vuc Tay" because there are so many foreigners living there. You can sit by the lake to see people kayaking on the lake or just sitting there to feel fresh wind and hang out with friends, we call it " tra da". You can google west lake to see more beautiful pictures of the lake.
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Cầu Long Biên (Long Bien Bridge)
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Health and safety nightmare, and not for the faint heart hearted but really good adrenaline walk. Historic bridge with railway line in the centre, parts are still missing from bombing. Built by french architect Eiffel. Worthwhile walk in my view.
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Ultimate street food & hidden music
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English
Burning Paper Money
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Multi-storied houses, luxury cars, motorbikes, laptops, toilets, servants, passports, rice cookers, TVs, other valuable items and of course, tons and tons of Benjamins go up in flames on the sidewalks of Vietnam. Not real ones, but paper models made from bamboo, collectively locally called hang ma (paper offerings). What does this signify?
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Nhà Thờ Lớn (St. Joseph's Cathedral)
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As interesting outside as inside the Cathedral marks the boundary of the Old and French Quarters in Hanoi. The front courtyard is a favorite for wedding photos and there are always throngs of people, very fun and interesting. Walk around the side to enter and you will be wrapped in the cool quiet of a traditional cathedral.
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Hanoi biking with local guide
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We have the experience and I really want to show it to the tourists who really want to explore our culture, our local food. Combing bike with the food tour will be very special. You can do a little exercise, view some interesting places before enjoy the good food, special food from Hanoi.
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Hanoi old citadel-Northern gate
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This is identified as world heritage site by UNESCO and it is a palace built in the 19th century and despite it being damaged it is worth seeing. Even after so many years it gives you an idea of how rulers in those days were living and had planned lot of things we plan for today.
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Ultimate street food & hidden music
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English
Con Đường Gốm Sứ (Hanoi Ceramic Mosaic Mural)
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This mural cheers up travellers along the road by providing a bit of color in an otherwise mostly gray city. It features designs from Vietnamese mythology, childrens' art, and quilt patterns and is a delight to pass by.
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Nhà Hát Lớn Hà Nội (Hanoi Opera House)
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Resembling the Opéra Palais Garnier, Hanoi Opera House, built in 10 years since 1911 by two French architects. The magnificent building became one of the top landmarks in Hanoi. The Opera House hosts cultural entertaining performances, bamboo cirque, contemporary dance, orchestra concerts and government events.
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Cycle, local food & foot massage
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Be picked up at your hotel and enjoy a one-hour cyclo ride through the Old Quarter and pass by: Hanoi Opera House, Hoan Kiem Lake, Hanoi Central Cathedral…Just relax on this unique type of transportation and taking photos until you reach the street food tour meeting point.
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Papers masks: Preserving Ancient Craft
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The traditional paper masks, as distinct and recognizable as the full moon during the Mid-Autumn festival, has for years been a favorite traditional toy among Vietnamese children. During the night of the festival, gleeful children parade around the neighborhood wearing colorful paper masks as they carry with them bobbing lanterns to illuminate
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Bia Hoi culture & street
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we will visit the most special, hidden Bia Hơi restaurant in Hanoi. It only opens from 4.30pm, normally crowded since 5pm and runs out of beer before 6.30pm (Except Sunday, we'll visit another hidden Bia Hơi place inside an ancient village of Hanoi) . We will taste the best Bia Hơi in Hanoi, discover beer history of this city, find out how Bia Hơi
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Lăng Chủ Tịch Hồ Chí Minh (Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum)
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In the queue leading up to the mausoleum you are not allowed to take any photos and obviously not in the mausoleum itself. However after the visit you can approach the entrance from the other side and take photos of the outside from a discreet distance.
Only other experience was a visit to Lenin’s tomb in Moscow so a similar experience to that.
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Postcard Experience Hanoi
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who love to create. I've organised many classes & events for both children and adults to encourage them to trust their curiosity & to appreciate their works. I believe everyone is creative and I love supporting others' creativity process as they support mine. through this experience, I hope to reconnect with our source of inspiration, calm our fear
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Hanoi excursion
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Duration
6 h
Languages
English
Văn Miếu Quốc Tử Giám (Temple of Literature) (Văn Miếu Quốc Tử Giám)
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Interesting and beautiful place
Văn Miếu Quốc Tử Giám (Temple of Literature) (Văn Miếu Quốc Tử Giám)
We opted to pick up two audio guides to help us understand more about the location. I am so glad that we did as it gave us a better understanding of the history and importance of the temples and items in display. We enjoyed talking with the touring school children- they had a lot of questions for us. I would recommend visiting first thing in Hanoi.
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Bookbinding workshop in Hanoi
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- Get to know different styles of bookbinding and possibilities of materials. - Work with needles, threads, awls, glue, paper and cardboard to create your one-of-a-kind notebook. The process is broken down into simple & effective steps with reasonable pace. - Finish your notebook with decoration.
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