In 127 trips
This three-story indoor market, with its white, multi-holed facade, looms against the skyline like a giant dove hous …
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In 620 trips
This small lake between the Old Quarter and the French Quarter is central to Hanoian folklore. A ghostly shrine (the …
In 472 trips
In 1070 King Ly Thanh Tong founded this temple to pay tribute to education and to those of high academic achievement …
In 341 trips
St. Joseph's Cathedral, which anchors one of Hanoi's most touristy streets, offers a glimpse into a bygone era. Spec …
In 500 trips
Sadly, the first One Pillar Pagoda was destroyed during the French War. The new Vietnamese government rebuilt the te …
In 155 trips
There is nothing more striking in Hanoi than looking down Trang Tien Street and seeing the Hanoi Opera House standing …
In 56 trips
If the centrally located Hotel Sofitel could speak, it would certainly murmur sweet nothings in French. The turn-of-the-century …
In 44 trips
This Japanese-run hotel is very sophisticated. Japanese guests visiting Hanoi flock to the Nikko, and the hotel …
In 34 trips
Excellent hotel which offers great value for money and is in the heart of the old quarter. people are great, helpful …
In 63 trips
Centrally located in Hanoi's French Quarter, the Hilton Hanoi Opera hotel is a stone's throw from Hanoi attractions …
Hanoi, Vietnam
This three-story indoor market, with its white, multi-holed facade, looms against the skyline like a giant dove house. At the front and to the left, spirits are stacked high behind nonchalant vendors. To the right, an aviary of small birds chirps a din, while further round, meat carcasses are chopped and divided. Inside, the colors, smells and hubbub will envelop you. On the ground floor you will find fruit, vegetables, cooked meats and ceramics. On the second and third, clothes and some of the best fabrics in Hanoi are on offer. Watch the prices, though, you will have to haggle hard.
Hanoi, Vietnam
This three-story indoor market, with its white, multi-holed facade, looms against the skyline like a giant dove house. At the front and to the left, spirits are stacked high behind nonchalant vendors. To the right, an aviary of small birds chirps a din, while further round, meat carcasses are chopped and divided. Inside, the colors, smells and hubbub will envelop you. On the ground floor you will find fruit, vegetables, cooked meats and ceramics. On the second and third, clothes and some of the best fabrics in Hanoi are on offer. Watch the prices, though, you will have to haggle hard.
Hanoi, Vietnam
This three-story indoor market, with its white, multi-holed facade, looms against the skyline like a giant dove house. At the front and to the left, spirits are stacked high behind nonchalant vendors. To the right, an aviary of small birds chirps a din, while further round, meat carcasses are chopped and divided. Inside, the colors, smells and hubbub will envelop you. On the ground floor you will find fruit, vegetables, cooked meats and ceramics. On the second and third, clothes and some of the best fabrics in Hanoi are on offer. Watch the prices, though, you will have to haggle hard.