Tourist destination
Ba Vi National Park.
Ba Vi National Park is located on the Ba Vi mountain range in Ba Vi district (Hanoi) and Luong Son and Ky Son districts, Hoa Binh province with an area of 10,814.6 hectares, 15 km from Son Tay, Hanoi and 15 km from Hanoi. Hanoi center 50 km west. Since the early 20th century, Ba Vi has been a famous place thanks to its diversity of ecosystems, beautiful scenery and cool climate. This national park is located in a high mountain range running along the northeast-southwest direction with Vua peak 1,296 m high, Tan Vien peak 1,227 m high, Ngoc Hoa peak 1,131 m high. Traveling to Ba Vi National Park, visitors can not only see the rich vegetation but also visit many beautiful and attractive places such as: Thuong temple, houses from the French period, Uncle Ho's temple, green cypress complex. Ancient trees, cactus garden... These are all very beautiful and attractive places. When you come here, remember to bring a camera so you can check in on these beautiful, sparkling moments like in a fairy tale.
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Van Phuc Silk Village Hanoi
When talking about the beautiful and famous silk weaving village in Vietnam, we cannot help but mention the name Van Phuc silk village, Ha Dong with its delicate embroidery and patterns. Van Phuc Ha Dong silk village is one of the most famous silk weaving villages in Vietnam. This is a traditional silk weaving village that has been recognized as the record "The oldest silk weaving village still operating today" awarded by the Vietnam Record Book Center. Furthermore, Ha Dong silk village is also an attractive destination for both domestic and foreign tourists. Van Phuc silk weaving village is also known as Ha Dong silk weaving village in Van Phuc ward - Ha Dong - Hanoi. Having existed for more than 1,000 years, Van Phuc silk village is one of the most beautiful silk weaving villages in Vietnam. From the center of Hanoi, to visit Van Phuc silk village, you go through Nguyen Trai street to Ha Dong post office and then turn right; Or you can follow the Le Van Luong - To Huu route. Although the current urbanization process is happening very quickly, Van Phuc Ha Dong silk village still retains its inherent ancient beauty. Van Phuc Silk Village was formerly known as Van Bao. Due to the Nguyen family's taboo, the village was renamed Van Phuc. In 1931, for the first time, Van Phuc Ha Dong silk was promoted to the international market at the Marseille fair and was evaluated by the French as one of the most sophisticated and beautiful silk lines of Indochina. By 1958, Van Phuc silk was exported to Eastern European countries and until now Ha Dong silk is popular in many countries around the world. Over time, Van Phuc silk still retains its traditional beauty. And currently, Van Phuc silk is at the forefront of Vietnam's textile industry. Van Phuc silk is always considered beautiful and durable. Because of the diverse patterns on silk, symmetrical decoration, elegant and simple lines, it brings decisiveness and generosity to the viewer.
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Red River rock beach
Red River Stone Beach is one of the destinations not to be missed when traveling to Hanoi. This is not only an ideal stop for picnics and experiencing nature in a different way, but also a place for visitors to find inspiration and relax after tiring working days. Red River stone beach is located in an alley on Au Co street, Nhat Tan ward. The distance from Hanoi city center to here is only about 30 minutes by car. Although located near the center of a busy urban area, Red River rock beach has a peaceful and gentle beauty. Every weekend, this place attracts a large number of tourists to picnic and take photos with colorful flowers. This is also the ideal place to enjoy the fresh and cool air of nature.
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Perfume Pagoda.
Perfume Pagoda is located in Huong Son commune, My Duc district, about 50km from Hanoi city center. This place is known as one of the most unique spiritual destinations in Hanoi! Huong Pagoda is also the center of a cultural and religious complex consisting of many other ancient and sacred temples and pagodas. Destinations at Huong Pagoda: Trinh Temple It's the first temple you come to after getting off the boat. Built at the foot of Ngu Nhac mountain, majestic and wild. Thien Tru Pagoda The pagoda is located on the terrace of Lao mountain, built and completed in 1467. It takes about 40 minutes to walk from the ferry wharf to Thien Tru pagoda. Giai Oan Pagoda The pagoda is located on the road to Huong Tich cave, about 2.5km away on Long Tuyen mountain, with an ancient and nostalgic look. Suoi Yen This is the only waterway to get to Huong Pagoda, about 4km long. Huong Tich Cave The cave is shaped like a dragon opening its mouth to play with pearls. Huong Tich Cave is at an altitude of 390m, you can climb or travel by cable car. Thanh Son Pagoda The pagoda has both river and mountain entrances with majestic natural scenery. Thanh Son Pagoda is one of the temples that represents Vietnamese beliefs. Long Van Cave From Long Van wharf, climb about 150m to reach Long Van pagoda, go through the mountain to Long Van cave. Long Van Cave has an airy and spacious space. Sung Sam Cave Sung Sam Cave is at an altitude of 100m, the door faces southwest and the cave is about 15m wide. Bao Dai Pagoda The pagoda is located at the foot of the mountain and currently has the architectural style of the Nguyen Dynasty. Tuyet Son Cave The cave is located in the middle of the mountain, the road to the cave is relatively easy. Inside there are countless stalactites with strange and beautiful shapes.
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Vietnam Museum of Ethnology
The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology has many functions: researching, collecting, preserving, and restoring artifacts and documents about ethnic groups; Organize exhibitions, performances and other forms of activities to introduce and educate about the culture of ethnic groups in Vietnam as well as other countries... Located right on Nguyen Van Huyen street, Cau Giay district, Hanoi, the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is only about 8 km from the center of Hanoi capital, very easy for you to get around. For the people of Hanoi in particular and the people of Vietnam in general, the museum has enormous cultural meaning and value. On your journey to explore Hanoi's old quarter, you definitely cannot miss this place. Vietnam Museum of Ethnology was built in 1981 with an initial area of 3.27 hectares. After many renovations, the museum area was increased to a total area of 4.4 hectares. This is a project designed by architect Ha Duc Linh, a Tay person; The interior was designed by female architect Véronique Dollfus (French). With the purpose of preserving the history and culture of 54 Vietnamese ethnic groups, the museum is one of the attractions in Hanoi suitable for students and tourists interested in learning about everything. the cultural features of each nation. Artifacts are displayed in many different categories such as costumes, jewelry, weapons, musical instruments, religion, houses... and are loved and highly appreciated by visitors.
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Thanh Chuong Viet Palace
Viet Phu Thanh Chuong was built in 2001, originating from the idea of artist Thanh Chuong - who wanted to recreate the cultural imprint of his ancestors in ancient times. Located on a plot of land with an area of more than 8,000 hectares in Soc Son, Viet Phu Thanh Chuong is considered a massive architectural work with bold Vietnamese characteristics. Viet Phu Thanh Chuong is located at Keo Ca lake, Hien Linh commune, Soc Son district, only about 40km from Hanoi center so moving here is relatively easy. You can choose from many types of vehicles such as cars, motorbikes, buses... Viet Phu Thanh Chuong encompasses 30 architectural works bearing the appearance of Vietnamese history of the last century. Walking around a large circle, visitors will feel the historical space rushing back into their memories. First, you will admire the beauty of 13 ancient houses with special names such as Tuong Van house, Thanh Tinh house, Huong gate, Mac Huong house, Xuan Phong restaurant,...
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Co Loa Citadel
Co Loa Citadel was the capital of the Au Lac state under King An Duong around the 3rd century BC and of the feudal state under Ngo Quyen in the 10th century in Co Loa commune, Dong Anh district, Hanoi. Noi. Co Loa today is not only a cultural heritage, a proof of the creativity, technical and cultural level of the ancient Vietnamese people, but also an ideal destination for tourists from all over. Co Loa Citadel is not only associated with the legends of the Vietnamese people, such as King An Duong Vuong establishing the capital and building the citadel, the Kim Quy magic crossbow shooting down hundreds of invaders in one shot or the tragic and touching love story of My Chau - Trong Thuy..., but also a unique tourist attraction of Hanoi Capital. Known as the largest ancient citadel in Vietnam, Co Loa historical site is about 500 hectares wide, built by King Thuc An Duong Vuong in the 3rd century BC to be the capital of Au Lac (the name of Vietnam during the period). that), now belongs to Dong Anh district, a suburb of Hanoi. Legend has it that the citadel has nine spiral-shaped rings, so the people of the ancient citadel also called it Snail citadel. Due to the destruction of time and war, the citadel currently has only three rings left with ancient vestiges, which are the inner citadel, the loyal citadel and the outer citadel. The outer citadel has a circumference of about 8km, built by the method of excavating the soil wherever you go, digging trenches there, building ramparts, and building adjacent ramparts. The ancient ramparts were 4-5m high, especially some were 8-12m high. The central citadel has a circumference of about 6.5km, and has the same structure as the outer citadel but the area is narrower and more solid. The inner citadel has an area of about 2km2, and is the residence of King An Duong Vuong and his concubines, beauties and mandarins under the court. Co Loa Citadel has many different names such as Loa Thanh (Snail Citadel), Con Lon Citadel, Tu Long Citadel, Cuu Thanh Citadel, Viet Vuong Citadel, Kha Lu Citadel, and Co Loa Citadel. In the 10th century, when Ngo Quyen was king, Co Loa became the capital for the second time. Today, in the Co Loa relic site, there are still many historical, architectural, and artistic relics preserved, such as the Thuong temple worshiping An Duong Vuong, the temple worshiping General Cao Lo, the temple worshiping Princess My Chau, and Bao Son pagoda... In temples and pagodas, there are also many archaeological artifacts unearthed in the Ancient Citadel such as bronze statues, bronze arrows and delicately carved porcelain and stone items.
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Bat Trang Pottery Village
Bat Trang Pottery Village - a village famous for traditional pottery is located about 13 km southeast of Hanoi center. With more than 700 years of history and continuous development, Bat Trang pottery village has become an attractive destination for those who love ceramic art and want to explore traditional Vietnamese culture. - Ly Dynasty: The pottery factory of Thanh Hoa potters was moved here. - Tran Dynasty: Bat Trang Pottery Village became the largest ceramic manufacturing center in the North. - Le Dynasty: Bat Trang pottery reached its peak of development, producing many types of worship items and sophisticated household items. - Nguyen Dynasty: Bat Trang pottery continued to develop but output was not much. - Currently: Bat Trang pottery village has been restored and developed strongly, becoming an attractive destination for domestic and foreign tourists. The pottery village is located in Bat Trang commune, Gia Lam district, Hanoi city, about 10km from the city center and 40km from Noi Bai airport. Therefore, traveling and visiting the pottery village is not too difficult. To get here, visitors can travel by personal means such as cars, motorbikes or public transport such as buses and trains.
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Dong Xuan Market
Dong Xuan Market is one of the largest markets with the most cultural and historical values in Hanoi. Over thousands of years, the market has still developed and has a large number of buyers and sellers trading busily every day. Dong Xuan Hoan Kiem Market in Hanoi is one of the largest markets in the North and is hundreds of years old. Located in the center of the capital, this is not only a bustling place for trade but also a "culinary paradise", a place to "pamper" Hanoi tourists with delicious Hanoi dishes. Dong Xuan Market is located right in the center of Hanoi's Old Quarter, Dong Xuan Ward, Hoan Kiem District. Only about 1km from Hoan Kiem Lake, very close to Long Bien station and Hang Ma street. To the west of the market is Dong Xuan street, to the east is Dong Xuan alley, to the north is Hang Khoai street and to the south is Cau Dong street. Like many other markets, Dong Xuan market is open every day of the week, from 6am - 6pm every day. As for the food court at the market alley, it is open until dawn the next morning. In particular, on weekends Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Dong Xuan market is open until 10:30 p.m. to serve the sightseeing and shopping needs of tourists. This is one of the crowded and bustling shopping places that tourists cannot miss when traveling to Hanoi. Dong Xuan Market is a large-scale market that has been around for hundreds of years. This place has witnessed many changes in Hanoi over time and is known by another name, Cho Lon. History books record that in 1804, the Nguyen court built a market in the south of To Lich river to facilitate trade by ships. In 1889, after the To Lich River and Thai Cuc Lake were filled, the French government planned and packed the shops into an empty land in Dong Xuan ward. In 1890, the French built the market with a total area of 6,500 m2 according to French architecture with 5 toilets, 5 triangles with honeycomb holes and 5 arches. By 1990, the market was renovated with only 3 middle rows and 3 floors. In 1995, Dong Xuan market was rebuilt with full firefighting, ventilation and escape systems. At that time, the market had an area of up to 14,000 square meters with about 2,000 stalls. This place has become the most modern and busiest market in Hanoi.
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Hanoi Railway Station.
Hanoi Station is an ancient station built by France, also known as Hang Co Station. The station was inaugurated in 1902, and is the most important transportation hub of the Capital. The station is located right in the city center, at 120 Le Duan Street, Hoan Kiem District, divided into 2 areas: Area A and Area B. Area A specializes in serving Thong Nhat trains, located on Le Duan Street. Area B is located on Tran Quy Cap street, Van Mieu ward, Dong Da district. Hanoi Railway Station is a project associated with many generations of Hanoi people. The sound of the train whistle has become an unforgettable memory for those who lived in the 90s. Through many ups and downs, Hanoi Station is now a modern station with a system of train waiting rooms and passenger waiting rooms. Spacious international transport. In particular, this place is also an attractive destination for tourists on trips to Hanoi. Currently, Hanoi Station has 2 areas, located in 2 different districts in the Capital: Area A: No. 120 Le Duan, Hoan Kiem District Area A is a station specializing in serving North-South trains, the starting point is Hanoi Station and the ending point is Saigon Station. The station operates from Monday to Sunday, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily. Area B: No. 1 Tran Quy Cap, Van Mieu ward, Dong Da district Area B is also known as Tran Quy Cap station, a specialized station for trains going to neighboring provinces. Train routes departing from this station include: Hanoi - Hai Phong, Hanoi - Lang Son, Hanoi - Quan Trieu, Hanoi - Dong Dang. The station is open from Monday to Sunday, operating hours are 5:10 a.m. - 6:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
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