1 - Temple of Literature
Temple of Literature is the first university in Vietnam, a place that marks the turning point of education and training of talented Vietnamese people in the past. Tourists coming to Quoc Tu Giam will admire the traditional architecture typical of the Nguyen Dynasty, and have the opportunity to learn about the doctors who have contributed to the country and are enrolled here. This list of doctors is engraved on stele and placed on the backs of large cement turtles. Many people believe that rubbing the heads of these turtles can bring luck in studying, especially important exams.
2 -Hanoi Ancient City
Ancient Hanoi with 36 streets and 5 gateways has had countless poems and songs, but only when you set foot here will you see why this place brings such great creative inspiration. . Each Hanoi Old Quarter has a typical item that is still maintained by the people of the capital to this day such as Hang Ma, Hang Dau, Hang Trong,... Not only does it bring a peaceful nostalgia, the street Ancient Hanoi is also home to street food that cannot be found elsewhere. Don't forget to visit Sword Lake and take souvenir photos with The Huc Bridge and Turtle Tower.
3 - Ho Chi Minh President's Mausoleum
Just less than 2km from West Lake is Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum, where the coffin of the father of the nation is kept, who brought the country through the most miserable years of the war. This place has an extremely majestic atmosphere that patriotic citizens and history lovers must definitely visit. Don't forget to visit the Ho Chi Minh Museum - where Uncle Ho's items, documents and handwritten will are kept.
4 - Long Bien Bridge of Hanoi
Long Bien Bridge is one of the historical witnesses who has accompanied the Vietnamese people through the fiercest wars. Built by French architects, Long Bien Bridge is still valuable to use even though it has been affected by time. This is one of the places most tourists come to take photos because it has a very unique time stamp with unique architecture.
5 - Train Street of Hanoi
The curves of the railway crossing the old town attract many international tourists to visit and experience. Many foreign tourists started going onto the super narrow railway section at the intersection of Dien Bien Phu street or the intersection of Phung Hung street to visit and take photos. They ended their journey on Phung Hung street with special inspirations. During the day, there are very few trains passing by, so tourists can travel and explore private spaces and small neighborhoods to experience the lives of people here in the most realistic way. In the evening, sightseeing activities stop completely to start sitting and watching the train street and enjoying food and drinks.
With its uniqueness, Train Street has become one of the destinations not to be missed when visiting Hanoi. Visitors will have extremely cool virtual photos when checking in at this place. Although we have been warned about the dangers of visiting and traveling on train tracks, Hanoi's train street still has a strong attraction. Tourists from many places are still curious to come here to feel the uniqueness of this interesting little corner in Hanoi.
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