Japan
Hanoi
21.03°N
Hanoi, Vietnam's charming capital, is a city where ancient traditions meet modern aspirations. The Old Quarter's 36 streets, each named after the trade historically practiced there, create a fascinating maze of narrow lanes filled with history, culture, and some of the world's best street food.
The city boasts world-famous culinary treasures including pho bo from Ly Quoc Su street, bun cha from Hang Manh, and the unique egg coffee from Cafe Giang. Every corner reveals centuries of heritage, from the serene Hoan Kiem Lake to the ancient Temple of Literature.
Highlights
What Makes It Special
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Old Quarter
36 historic streets with traditional architecture and vibrant street food scene
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Hoan Kiem Lake
Heart of Hanoi with Ngoc Son Temple and iconic red Huc Bridge
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Temple of Literature
Vietnam's first university, a UNESCO-recognized heritage site
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Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
The final resting place of Vietnam's beloved founding father
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Sehenswürdigkeiten
historicalHo Chi Minh Mausoleum
The final resting place of Vietnam's founding father, set in historic Ba Dinh Square where independence was declared in 1945.
historicalTemple of Literature
Vietnam's first university and a masterpiece of traditional architecture, featuring 82 UNESCO-recognized doctor's stelae on turtle backs.
historicalHanoi Old Quarter
Nearly 1,000-year-old quarter of 36 ancient trade streets, legendary street food, and the living heart of traditional Hanoi.
landmarkHoan Kiem Lake
The legendary heart of Hanoi with Ngoc Son Temple, the iconic red Huc Bridge, and the myth of the Golden Turtle returning the sacred sword.
Ha Long Bay
UNESCO World Heritage site with thousands of limestone islands.
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