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You must have heard a lot about Hanoi tourism- the capital of more than 1000 years old. Not only famous for its long history, rich identity, traditional culture, this land is also known as one of the places that attracts many domestic and foreign tou...

Shopping for local products means so much more than getting yourself something to keep as memories. Gift shopping should also expand your knowledge of the destination and its culture, support local economies, help local artisans to maintain their job...

Dated back 1000 years ago, Vietnam’s capital is the place of fascinatingly rich culture and history, with the hundreds years old winding and rambling old quarter. However, what you will be able to see in Hanoi today is the intriguing past delightfull...

Perfume Pagoda not only attracts Vietnamese each time they go on pilgrimage but also surprises foreigners when they set their first footprint here. Let’s discover why this pagoda impresses millions of travelers and how to have the most interesting ex...

If you want to learn about the thousand-year-old culture of Hanoi, about the great and small battles, famous victories or the history of the Vietnamese nation, both glorious and arduous, just renew your trip by visiting the most beautiful museums...

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam in over 1000 years, used to be the center of Buddism. Discover the top worth-visit Hanoi pagodas for your Vietnam tours....

It’s safe to say that Hanoi is a culinary paradise with countless dishes from traditional to novelties, from food stalls to luxurious restaurants. One of the most outstanding dishes must be “Bun Cha” (grilled pork and rice noodle with mixed fish sauc...

The Noi Bai airport HAN is located about 35km outside of Hanoi – sounds not so far, right? But don’t be tricked by that number as the transportation here is unlike in your country. Carefully check ahead how long to reach Noi Bai airport if you don’t ...

Hanoi is not a big, not a small central city of Vietnam, but it has innumerable attractions that even expats living here haven’t explored them all. If you only have 1-2 days for Hanoi, then let a local here guide you where to go, what to do....