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Getting started from your hotel at 8.30 AM, driving to visit Ho Chi Minh complex, including Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum – the final resting place of the Vietnamese great father or uncle Ho, President Ho Chi Minh’s stilt House – where he lived on and off from 1958 to 1969, the next place to move to is One Pillar Pagoda – a group of structures consisting of a pagoda and a tower built in the middle of a square lake. Leave One Pillar Pagoda and transfer to West Lake, visit Tran Quoc pagoda.... More
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7:50: Leave Hanoi by minibus or car, enjoy landscape and guide story on the way
8:20: 20-min stop at a large pagoda in the outskirt of Hanoi
8:30: Arrive at the village, greeting the host family and get bikes. Start to ride on bike with our guide through picturesque scenes, stay at interesting places: rice field, pagoda, village assembly hall, riverside etc. You can make a stop on your request, everywhere we help, you talk with people, learn about their life, and let you take memorable pictures... More
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The day begins at 9.15am a guided walk around the famous Hang Be Street market, deep in the heart of Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Here we learn more about our ingredients and Vietnamese herbs and spices. At 10.00am we start our cooking class. A professional chef’s jacket and hat is provided – to give you added confidence. The class is held in small groups to enhance interactivity with the head chef and you will .... More |
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Pick up at your hotel at 7.00am-7.20am. Drive ,75km, to Perfume Pagoda (Ha Tay Province ). Take the boat cruise on Yen ( Swallow Bird ) stream to visit Trinh Temple. A short rest at the first pagoda before hiking up hills, there is also cable car supporting for those with difficulties with legs to visit pagoda inside Grotto Huong Tich, the most beautiful cave where people often come to pray for health, luck etc. After lunch visit Thien Tru Pagoda and scenery of Buddhist land. Take another boat trip back to the wharf. On the way back, stop to visit Van Phuc The Traditional ... More |
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Pick-up from your hotel (8.00 a.m.), we do a 2 hour-drive (110km to the South) off the city to Ninh Binh town areas – where to be called Halong inland and the other: ancient capital.
It will be an exciting day highlighted firstly by a 2hrs local boat ride in Tam Coc streams that we will enjoy the spectacular scenery while gliding along the river among rice paddies and ranges.. More
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Leave your hotel at 7.30 a.m, we will head South of Hanoi to Ha Tay province. After an hour ride, we start with visiting the Tay Phuong pagoda, be soft to learn from our tour guide about this famous pagoda, where here you will get to see 18 statues coated with lacquer paint, then a break for tea to talk to the monks. Next visit is to Duong Lam village, you will be able to see the daily life activities of the locals; water buffalos working with the farmers in the rice paddies, village gates with Banyan tree, .. More |
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Pick up at your hotel in Hanoi, drive to But Thap Pagoda, which was built in the reign of King Tran Thanh Ton (1258-1278). The pagoda is well-known by traditional Vietnamese Art of wood carving and sculpture. Some splendid works of art are housed in the pagoda including the statue of Buddha with thousand hands and thousand eyes, and the statue of Tay Thien Dong Do Vietnam. Next is our lunch then onto visit the Do temple that is dedicated to the Ly dynasty in 11th – 13rd centuries... More |
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Impress travel team will pick up you at hotel at 8.30 AM, and driving to the east of Hanoi, crossing Red river delta to Bat Trang village ( 17 km from center of Hanoi). Bat Trang village is ceramic and pottery village, where we will visit the way Vietnamese handicraftsman show their work, After 1.5 hours visiting here we will drive to Do Ky village in Bac Ninh Province to visit famous wooden caving furniture. We wander around village to see and learn how craftsman to made the exotic furniture with their skillful hands.... More |
Hanoi information |
Hanoi has shaken off its once hostile attitude to travellers to become one of the most beguiling cities in Southeast Asia. It's slow-paced yet quick to charm, with a lovely landscape of lakes, shaded boulevards, verdant public parks and French-colonial architecture.
Hanoi personifies the spirit of historic Vietnam in the temples, monuments and pockets of ancient culture along the narrow streets of the Old Quarter, yet perfectly reflects the rapid changes sweeping the country as Hanoian yuppies sip cappucinos in roadside cafés and compare cell phones.
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