An iconic 11th-century Buddhist temple built in the shape of a lotus flower rising from the water. It is one of Hanoi’s most unique spiritual and architectural symbols.

A major national landmark honoring President Ho Chi Minh, the mausoleum is a place of deep historical and cultural significance. Visitors learn about his life, leadership, and the country’s independence movement.

Vietnam’s first university, founded in 1070. This peaceful complex showcases traditional Vietnamese architecture, ancient courtyards, and Confucian values centered on education and respect for knowledge.

Originally built by the French colonial administration, this historic site reveals powerful stories of imprisonment, resistance, and Vietnam’s struggle during colonial and wartime periods.

A scenic and symbolic lake in the heart of Hanoi, known for its calm atmosphere, local legends, and surrounding cultural landmarks. It is a popular gathering place for locals and visitors.

The historic center of Hanoi, famous for its narrow streets, traditional shop houses, vibrant markets, and lively street life. It offers an authentic look into the city’s daily rhythm and culture.