• Ho Chi Minh Museum - (Flexible schedule)
  Begin the journey with a pickup and proceed to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Complex. This traffic-free zone features botanical gardens, monuments, memorials, and pagodas. The complex includes Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, Ho Chi Minh’s Stilt House, the Presidential Palace, Ho Chi Minh Museum, and the One Pillar Pagoda.
• Vietnam Military History Museum - Also known as the Army Museum, this museum showcases a vast collection of weaponry used throughout Vietnam’s war-torn history.
  Note: The new museum has been relocated outside the city.
• Vietnamese Women’s Museum - The Vietnam Women’s Museum offers a beautifully curated tribute to Vietnamese women throughout history. It provides ample historical context along with extensive information on the modern Vietnamese woman.
• Vietnam National Museum of History - This museum houses over 200,000 objects and materials that are relics of Vietnamese history, spanning from pre-history to the present. Among these, many are Vietnamese antiquities, with 18 recognized as Vietnam’s national treasures.
• Vua Dép Lốp Phạm Quang Xuân - Tire sandals were iconic for President Ho Chi Minh during the war. Visitors can experience making tire sandals themselves and discover the fascinating story behind them at Tire Sandal King (Optional).
  Note: Guides are complimentary, but experience fees are NOT included.

• Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off in Hanoi Old Quarter
• Guaranteed tour confirmation via email
• Personalized experience with a free private tour guide

• Transport

Through documents and relics, you can learn more about Vietnam’s history, culture. At the Vietnam History Museum and military museum, our young tour guides will take you to the magnificent resistance battles of the past. At the Hoa Lo’s Prison and Women’s Museum, you will be able to learn more about love and bravery for the nation and people. Also, visit the Ho Chi Minh Museum to discover more about one of the world’s greatest leaders. You also can join a workshop to make tire sandals. Visitors may observe the transformation and growth of Hanoi through the guide’s telling of yet no fewer intriguing insights on the country’s historical landmarks and your own experiences throughout the trip. NOTE: - Some museums close at Monday every week. - Recommned starting time: • Moring: 9am – 12pm • Afternoon: 2pm – 5pm - Please be noted that no tank tops and shorts (above the knee) when entering spiritual attractions such as pagodas, temples, The Temple of Literature, Ho Chi Minh Complex, etc.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.