• Dong Xuan Market - Visit the largest wholesale market in Hanoi. Additionally, it was a significant battlefield between French and Vietnamese soldiers during 1946-1947.
• Heritage House - Explore Ma May Heritage House, where you can reflect on the past and discover the lifestyle of local Hanoi residents before the advent of electricity, refrigerators, or even shampoo.
• Ô Quan Chưởng - The sole remaining gate of the Thang Long citadel, surviving despite the citadel’s extensive destruction over time.
• Long Bien Bridge - Once one of the largest bridges in Indochina, this structure offers a chance to walk along and appreciate a major French construction in Vietnam, serving as a historical witness to Hanoi’s past.
• Hanoi Coffee Culture - Immerse yourself in 19th-century Hanoi by relaxing with a cup of Egg Coffee, a unique specialty of Hanoi’s culture.

• All entrance fees to tourist attractions
• English-speaking tour guide
• Tea and coffee

• Personal expense
• Meal and extra drinks
• Tip for tour guide

Hanoi’s Old Quarter is alive with tradition, showcasing ancient streets and vibrant local life. In contrast, the French Quarter features impressive colonial architecture and expansive boulevards. Together, they embody the city’s diverse cultural heritage. Enhance your visit by sampling the famous egg coffee, a creamy and sweet beverage that epitomizes Hanoi’s distinctive culinary innovation.

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