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Hanoi, Vietnam’s thousand-year-old capital, reveals a city where past and present coalesce in gentle harmony. Every alley, lake and courtyard offers a quiet invitation to exploration.
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Hanoi, a millennial capital with timeless charm
Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, captivates travellers with its unique blend of history, tradition and modern life. Founded more than a thousand years ago, the city has preserved an exceptional architectural and cultural heritage. At its heart, the Old Quarter reveals lively alleyways lined with small shops, traditional crafts and colonial-era houses.
Hoan Kiem Lake, an iconic symbol of Hanoi, invites visitors to enjoy a morning stroll and discover the legend of the sacred turtle. Ancient pagodas, such as the One Pillar Pagoda and Tran Quoc Pagoda, reflect the spiritual richness and profound depth of Vietnamese culture.
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Lovers of Vietnamese cuisine will delight in Pho, Bun cha and other local specialities enjoyed in traditional markets and restaurants. The city is also home to remarkable museums, such as the Ethnology Museum and the Fine Arts Museum, ideal for enriching a cultural journey through Vietnam. Water puppet shows offer an authentic experience to share with family or friends. Hanoi is likewise an excellent starting point for excursions to Ha Long Bay, the Sa Pa region or the traditional villages of the Red River Delta.
A tailor-made journey with a English-speaking guide allows for a deeper understanding of the city’s history, customs and everyday life. Between colourful markets, colonial architecture and green spaces, Hanoi charms visitors as much through its vibrant energy as through its gentle way of life. Its lively traffic and evocative scents create a unique atmosphere. Strolling along Phan Dinh Phung Avenue or through the gardens of the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum offers a true sense of the local rhythm. Whether as a first stop or part of a longer journey through Vietnam, Hanoi promises a memorable immersion into the Vietnamese soul.
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In general, the best time to visit Vietnam is from November to April. But you can travel all year round. The weather changes a lot from region to region, so when it rains or gets cold in one place, it can be sunny somewhere else.
Internet access is easy and affordable. Most hotels, cafés, and restaurants offer free Wi-Fi. If you want to stay connected all the time on your phone, you can buy a local SIM card. It gives you a stable connection during your trip for a very good price.