A 3-day cultural and culinary journey through Hanoi, focusing on historical landmarks, vibrant markets, unique crafts, and delicious street food. You'll stay at the Nesta Hotel & Spa, conveniently located for city exploration.
Arrive at Noi Bai International Airport (HAN), transfer to your hotel, and check in.
Settle in before starting your Hanoi adventure.
Taxis or ride-sharing apps (Grab) are readily available from the airport. Approximate travel time to the city center is 45 minutes to 1 hour.
Wander through the bustling 36 Streets of the Old Quarter, famous for its specialized artisan shops. Discover unique crafts, silk products, traditional Vietnamese goods, and vibrant street life.
Hanoi’s Old Quarter is best explored on foot. Be ready to haggle politely for purchases. This area is great for local crafts and souvenirs.
Embark on an authentic culinary journey, exploring Hanoi's hidden alleys and bustling street food scene with a local guide. Taste iconic dishes like Pho, Bun Cha, Banh Mi, and local desserts.
Come hungry! This tour offers a fantastic introduction to Vietnamese cuisine and local life. Booking is highly recommended.
Visit the infamous 'Hanoi Hilton' to learn about Vietnam's tumultuous past, from the French colonial era to the Vietnam War, through exhibits and artifacts.
The museum offers a poignant look into a significant part of Vietnamese history.
Explore a rich collection of Vietnamese art, spanning from ancient sculptures and folk art to modern and contemporary works, housed in a beautiful colonial building.
A great place to appreciate the artistic heritage of Vietnam.
Enjoy a delicious Vietnamese lunch at a local restaurant or street stall near the museums, sampling more authentic flavors.
Visit Vietnam's first national university, a serene and beautiful complex dedicated to Confucius.
Admire the traditional architecture and tranquil courtyards, including Khue Van Cac.
A significant historical and cultural site, offering a peaceful escape from the city's hustle.
Experience the unique 'Train Street', a narrow residential alley where a train passes mere inches from houses.
(Note: Accessibility can vary, check local conditions).
Be mindful of train schedules and safety. Some sections may be closed off to tourists depending on current regulations.
Enjoy a traditional Vietnamese water puppet performance, an ancient art form depicting local legends and daily life.
A unique and memorable cultural experience.
Book tickets in advance, especially for evening shows, as they often sell out.
Visit one of Vietnam's best museums, showcasing the diverse cultures and traditions of its 54 ethnic groups.
Explore indoor exhibits and outdoor traditional houses.
This museum is a bit further from the Old Quarter but is well worth the visit for its comprehensive and engaging displays.
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Dong Xuan Market, Hanoi's largest indoor market.
Browse goods and enjoy a final authentic street food lunch from the market's food stalls.
A bustling place to observe local life and find last-minute souvenirs or snacks.
Enjoy some final moments, collect your luggage, and transfer to Noi Bai International Airport (HAN) for your flight back to Kuala Lumpur.
Arrange a taxi or Grab well in advance, especially during peak hours, to ensure timely arrival at the airport.
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