What You Will Do
With a strong commitment to responsible tourism and sustainable practices, Connek Trip ensures that your journey not only provides memorable moments but also contributes positively to local communities and the environment. Their expertly crafted itineraries offer a perfect balance of adventure, cultural immersion, and relaxation, catering to diverse interests and preferences. With highly knowledgeable and friendly guides, comfortable transportation, and carefully selected accommodations and dining options, Connek Trip guarantees a seamless and enjoyable travel experience. Whether you seek an off-the-beaten-path exploration or a classic tourist destination, booking a tour with Connek Trip ensures personalized attention, unparalleled service, and unforgettable memories that will leave you eager to embark on your next adventure with them.
Cancellation Policy
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Itinerary
1
Chua Tran Quoc
30 minutes
Tran Quoc Buddhist Pagoda is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Hanoi. This ancient pagoda, located on a small island in the middle of West Lake, is the oldest Buddhist temple in the city and dates back to the 6th century.
2
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
1 hour
Next up is a short drive to the Ho Chi Minh Complex. Follow a long queue to get inside the mausoleum, which is hallowed ground for the Vietnamese people. Witness locals paying homage to the historic father figure of modern Vietnam, and experience the unique reverence that takes place here. Then, take a short walk to Ho Chi Minh’s former house, which is built on stilts. Here, Ho Chi Minh lived from 1958 to 1969 as he orchestrated the movement that eventually lead to the Vietnam’s independence. Walk around the quiet grounds while learning about Ho Chi Minh’s life and legacy. Optionally, take a tour of the nearby One Pillar Pagoda. Built in 1049, it’s one of Vietnam’s most iconic temples.
3
Temple of Literature & National University
1 hour
Afterwards, Hanoi adventure continues with a visit to the famed Temple of Literature. Wander around this incredible compound which was constructed in 1076. Become fascinated with the stories of the building and get a glimpse of the past when it served as a university and temple.
4
Vietnam Museum of Ethnology
1 hour
Afterward, head over to the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology (close on Monday). Here, browse informative exhibitions displaying artefacts and infographics that portray the remarkable diversity of Vietnam’s ethnic communities. Meanwhile, take a look at view traditional costumes on display which represent each of the ethnic groups. As an alternative to the Ethnology Museum, visit the highly-acclaimed Vietnamese Women’s Museum.
5
Hoan Kiem Lake Walking Street
1 hour
The museum is located near Hoan Kiem Lake and offers wonderful insight into the lives and heritage of Vietnamese women. Learn historic and modern-day traditions centered around births, weddings, motherhood, spirituality and more.
6
Old Quarter
2 hours
At the end of the afternoon, embark on a walking tour through Hanoi’s bustling Old Quarter. This area of 36 narrow streets is a lively place to walk around while seeing and learning about Vietnam’s traditional ways of life. Continue through the busy Hang Be Market and around Hoan Kiem Lake. Snap photos and chat with the locals on the way.
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