A FABULOUS TWO-DAY TRIP IN HANOI
A FABULOUS TWO-DAY TRIP IN HANOI
Two days in Hanoi allows you to get a glimpse into this bustling city that offers a mix of French-inspired architecture, expansive lakes, and Buddhist pagodas, as well as interesting museums and sacred historical sites. Bypassing some attractions is a must to make the most out of your stay in Vietnam’s capital city. We have recommended for you what to see and what to do during your 2-day in Hanoi’s Old Quarter.
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JOURNEY HIGHLIGHTS Witnessing the authentic local lives and dreamy scenery around Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc Son Temple Visiting the The Temple of Literature - the first univerisity in Vietnam Strolling around 36-ancient-street of Hanoi’s Old Quarter Discovering the multiculturality of Vietnam at Vietnam Museum of Ethnology Enjoying the traditional Water Puppet Show Setting foot to the ancient Thay Pagoda Leaving Hanoi to the traditional region – Duong Lam Ancient Village |
TOUR INCLUSION Expert English-speaking tour guide Carefully selected comfortable and cozy accommodation Meals listed in the itinerary Private transportation with air-conditioned Entrance fees at sightseeing points Service charges |
Itinerary
Kick off your day by taking the slow walk around Hoan Kiem Lake and Ngoc Son Temple, enjoying its tranquil scenery, watching the local doing their first daily activities and engaging deeper to the local life.
Pay a visit The Temple of Literature – the first university of Vietnam, which is also a perfect example of ancient architecture built in homage to the Chinese scholar Confucius.
Strolling around 36-ancient-street on foot is wholeheartedly recommended as it’s the easiest way to witness the lifestyle and working culture of capital people by yourself.
After lunch with authentic traditional dishes, we will soak up Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. You will be blown away by the fascinating displays of the distinct and unique culture of 54 ethnic minority groups.
Don’t skip the legendary Water Puppet performance, which is a signature characteristic of the North Vietnam, so it’s a rare chance to join the puppets show in its original location.
Have dinner with “Bun cha Obama”, the former US President once tried this local specialty as he came to Vietnam.
Overnight at O’Gallery Premier Hotel & Spa. Free evening enjoying spa and fascinating Hanoi nightlife.
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Take in the fresh air and tranquil scenery of Thay Pagoda, which is well-known for its unique architecture and magnificent natural scenery. As visiting the pagoda, you will have an opportunity to contemplate water puppet shows and the great number of unique and vibrant folk games.
So, it feels a little strange saying that one of the things you should do in Hanoi is leaving Hanoi, but it’s true. Duong Lam Ancient Village has retained the basic characteristics of Vietnamese ancient villages with banyan tree, well and communal house's court.
Have lunch in Duong Lam with signature local cuisines before returning your hotel in Hanoi.