Tourist destination
Yen Truong ancient village
Yen Truong ancient village - A place to preserve Northern village culture. More than 20 km from the center of Hanoi, Yen Truong village, Truong Yen commune, Chuong My district, is one of the villages that still clearly preserves the old Northern village space. Coming here, visitors can see small alleys, old houses, laterite walls, old wells and spaces with rustic and mossy beauty. A special highlight of Yen Truong is the holly tree fence that has existed for about 30 years at Mr. Trinh Nhan Ky's house. The tree trunks are pruned and bent into gates and fences in a traditional shape, reminiscent of ancient communal house roofs and village gates. This work is considered by local people as a typical beauty of the village. In the village, many houses still use laterite for walls, creating warm colors and simple beauty. The village communal house still retains its ancient features, with familiar images such as banyan trees, communal house yards, and water wharves. In particular, Yen Truong also preserves 9 ancient wells, most of which were formed from natural water veins in the laterite layer, associated with the lives and memories of people for many generations. Currently, the village still has more than a dozen ancient and fake ancient houses, contributing to preserving the traditional architecture of the Northern Delta region. Not noisy, not overly modernized, Yen Truong is attractive because of its simplicity and cultural values preserved in daily life. This is a suitable destination for tourists to learn about the architecture, space and memories of an ancient Northern village near Hanoi.
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Phuc Tho Hoa Bay Ecological Garden
Phuc Tho Hoa Bay Ecological Garden - a green space imbued with Vietnamese culture. Phuc Tho Hoa Bay Ecological Garden is located about 25 km west of Hanoi center, has an area of about 4 hectares, near the Day River and surrounded by fields and clean agricultural areas. This place is likened to a park of flowers, outstanding with green space, natural landscape and rustic, simple features of Vietnamese tradition. Coming to Phuc Tho Hoa Bay, visitors can immerse themselves in the brilliant flower gardens with ancient roses and seasonal flowers, enjoy the fresh, peaceful atmosphere, suitable for relaxation, relaxation and photography. Not only does it have natural landscapes, the eco-zone also offers culinary experiences with many regional dishes prepared in a variety and freshness. Visitors can also visit the clean agricultural products area and choose vegetables, fruits, poultry and many local products. With a combination of green nature, flower gardens, cuisine and traditional culture, Phuc Tho Hoa Bay is a suitable destination for fun trips, picnics and rest with family and friends.
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Dan Phuong ecological area
Dan Phuong ecological area - green space in the heart of Hanoi. Dan Phuong ecological area is located about 20 km from the center of Hanoi, featuring large green space, European-style design and many beautiful landscapes. This place is considered an ideal vacation and entertainment destination for family and friends. Visitors can check-in at large flower gardens, terraced fields, camp and organize picnics in nature. Besides, there is an infinity pool, amusement park, outdoor activities and Dai Tu An Pagoda with a peaceful space. With a harmonious combination of nature, entertainment and rest, Dan Phuong ecological area is a suitable destination for short trips, especially on weekends.
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Dien Hong flower garden
Dien Hong flower garden, also known as Con Coc flower garden, is located in Hoan Kiem ward, Hanoi city. This is one of the flower gardens with a long history, associated with many traces of Hanoi from the French colonial period. The flower garden was built by the French in the late 19th century, initially named Chavassieux Square. The most prominent highlight is the fountain located in the center, decorated with images of water-spewing toads and mascots of Eastern architectural style. It is the image of these typical toads that created the folk name Toad Flower Garden, used by Hanoi people to this day. After 1945, the square was renamed Dien Hong Flower Garden. After more than a century, the fountain is still preserved, becoming one of the typical ancient architectural works in the heart of Hanoi. Today, Dien Hong Flower Garden is a green space for residents and visitors to rest, walk, exercise and participate in cultural activities. With the combination of green landscape and ancient architecture, this place has a beauty that is both ancient and familiar, contributing to preserving part of the memories and historical appearance of the Capital.
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Ta Hien Street
Ta Hien Street - A vibrant meeting point in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter Located in Hanoi's Old Quarter, Ta Hien Street has long been known as "Western Street" or "Beer Street" thanks to its bustling atmosphere and vibrant nightlife. During the day, the street has a quiet beauty with old houses bearing the mark of French architecture mixed with the characteristics of Hanoi's old town. When night falls, this place becomes a destination attracting many domestic and foreign tourists. The attraction of Ta Hien Street lies not only in its bustling space but also in its rich street cuisine. On both sides of the street are beer bars, restaurants and cafes close together, serving many Hanoi specialties and familiar snacks. Music, laughter and bright lights create a vibrant, youthful atmosphere while still retaining the unique character of the old town. Not only is it a nightlife destination, Ta Hien Street is also a place for visitors to feel the intersection between traditional beauty and modern life of the Capital. With a convenient location near Hoan Kiem Lake and many famous attractions, Ta Hien Street is a stop not to be missed on the journey to explore Hanoi.
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Tomodachi Retreat Jackfruit Village
Tomodachi Retreat Jackfruit Village - A green resort in the middle of Doai land Located about 40 km from the center of Hanoi, Tomodachi Retreat Lang Mit is an ideal vacation destination for those who want to find a peaceful space amidst nature. The resort is surrounded by lakes, gardens and villas with rustic architecture, using environmentally friendly materials, creating a close and relaxing space. Inspired by the philosophy of slow living combined with Japanese resort style, Tomodachi Retreat offers many experiences to help visitors regenerate energy. Coming here, you can relax at the infinity pool, kayak, fish, cycle around the campus, participate in yoga, meditation classes or enjoy health care treatments in a cool and quiet green space. From Tomodachi Retreat Jackfruit Village, visitors can also easily combine visits to many famous destinations of Son Tay such as Son Tay Ancient Citadel, Duong Lam Ancient Village, Mia Pagoda and Vietnamese Ethnic Culture and Tourism Village. With peaceful landscape, architecture in harmony with nature and many attractive resort activities, Tomodachi Retreat Lang Mit is a suitable stop for weekend trips or short vacations near Hanoi.
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Tieu Dao Pagoda
Tieu Dao Pagoda - Unique ceramic pagoda of Bat Trang craft village Located in Giang Cao village, Bat Trang commune, Hanoi city, Tieu Dao Pagoda is an ancient pagoda imbued with the history and culture of the famous Bat Trang pottery village. Not only is it a spiritual destination, the pagoda also impresses with its unique ceramic architecture, becoming an attractive place to visit for tourists coming to traditional craft villages. Having undergone many restorations, especially since 2011, the pagoda has taken on a new look with a series of works, Buddha statues, horizontal panels, parallel sentences, incense burners and decorative details crafted entirely from ceramics. The exquisite works made by Bat Trang artisans themselves have created a space that is both solemn and imbued with the identity of the craft village. The outstanding highlight of the pagoda is the Om Mani painting assembled from thousands of colorful ceramic pieces, the pair of 2.5 m high ceramic Dharma Protector statues, the system of elaborately crafted Thap Bat Arhat statues and the Patriarch's temple. Each item represents a harmonious combination of traditional ceramic art and Buddhist architecture. Not only has architectural and aesthetic value, Tieu Dao Pagoda is also associated with revolutionary history when it was once a place to hide secret documents and contributed to spreading the song "Tien Quan Ca" in the years before the August Revolution. Today, the pagoda is an ideal destination for tourists to worship, learn about spiritual culture and discover the quintessence of Bat Trang pottery village.
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Ao Vua eco-tourism area
Ao Vua eco-tourism area - Discover the legend of Son Tinh and Thuy Tinh Located at the foot of Tan Vien mountain, in Ba Vi commune, Hanoi city, Ao Vua eco-tourism area is an attractive destination combining natural landscapes, folk legends and fun and relaxing activities. With majestic mountains, fresh waterfalls and cool air all year round, this place attracts many tourists, especially in the summer. Ao Vua is associated with the legend of Son Tinh - Thuy Tinh, one of the famous legends of the Vietnamese people. Legend has it that this is where Thuy Tinh once gathered troops during the battle with Son Tinh. Up to now, many places such as Silver Waterfall, King's Pond or Cape Guom well are still passed down in folk tales, contributing to creating a unique attraction for the tourist area. Coming to Ao Vua, visitors can conquer mountain climbing paths, watch Silver Waterfall pouring from a height of about 200 m, explore Son Tinh - Thuy Tinh cave, participate in entertainment games, water parks, cruises on the lake and enjoy Ba Vi region specialties such as bamboo-tube rice, upland sticky rice, wild bamboo shoots and can wine. With a harmonious combination of nature, culture and legends, Ao Vua Ecotourism Area is an ideal stop for those who want to immerse themselves in green space and explore the unique cultural values of Ba Vi land.
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Khai Nguyen Pagoda
Khai Nguyen Pagoda - An ancient temple that holds nearly 2,000 Buddha statues Located in Tay Ninh village, Son Dong commune, Son Tay town, Hanoi, Khai Nguyen pagoda (ancient name is Co Lieu pagoda, also known as Cheo pagoda) is an ancient pagoda with a history dating back to the first half of the 16th century. Having undergone many restorations, especially since 2003, the pagoda has been planned and built more spaciously, becoming one of the prominent Buddhist centers and spiritual tourist destinations of the Capital. Khai Nguyen Pagoda impresses with its traditional and modern architecture, including many items such as Dai Hung Bao Dien, bell tower, Bao An tower, freeing pond and study areas. The most prominent highlight is the Great Amitabha Buddha for World Peace, about 72 meters high - one of the largest Buddha statues in Southeast Asia. In addition, the pagoda also preserves 1,975 large and small Buddha statues in the Tam Bao area along with many precious relics such as two stone stele dated 1759 and 1815, and a large bell cast in 1870, contributing to reflecting the historical and cultural value of the ancient temple. Not only is it a sacred place of worship, Khai Nguyen Pagoda also regularly organizes retreats, volunteer activities and moral education for monks, nuns, Buddhists and youth. With its pure space, large-scale architecture and unique cultural and historical values, Khai Nguyen Pagoda is an attractive destination for tourists and Buddhists when returning to the land of Doai. Source: Journal of Buddhist Studies.
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Hang Dau water tower
Hang Dau Water Tower - An architectural and historical mark in the heart of Hanoi Hang Dau water tower is located at the intersection of Hang Dau, Hang Than, Quan Thanh, Phan Dinh Phung, Hang Cot and Hang Giay streets, in Ba Dinh ward, Hanoi city. Built in 1894 during the French colonial period, the project is one of the oldest water towers in Vietnam, associated with the process of forming Hanoi's modern water supply system at the end of the 19th century. The tower is built of rubble in a circular cylindrical architecture, about 19 m in diameter, consisting of 3 floors with a conical roof and a lightning rod at the top. Inside is a system of interconnected arches and circular walkways, creating a unique architectural space. For decades, Hang Dau Water Tower and Don Thuy Water Tower have played the role of providing clean water to the inner city area of Hanoi. After no longer performing its water supply function, the project was preserved as a typical architectural and historical relic of the Capital. In recent years, the tower has been renovated and opened for sightseeing, combining art display spaces and exhibitions about history and the environment. The interior space still retains the ancient structure, and is supplemented with installation works carrying messages about water resource protection and sustainable urban development. According to: Vietnam Pictorial.
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