Tran Quoc Pagoda: The oldest pagoda in Hanoi with a history of more than 1,500 years, located on a small island by West Lake, largest &beautiful lake in Hanoi. It was an important Buddhist center of ancient Thang Long, renowned for its ancient architecture, peaceful atmosphere, profound cultural and spiritual values

St. Joseph’s Cathedral (Hanoi Cathedral) (outside visit only on Sundays): A historic Gothic-style structure strongly influenced by French architecture, admired for its solemn and classical beauty. It is one of the most important centers of Catholic worship in Hanoi

Nam Huong Communal House: A traditional Vietnamese religious site dedicated to village tutelary gods, featuring solemn ancient architecture.

Ngoc Son Temple: One of the most famous and sacred temples in Hanoi, located on Jade Island in the middle of Hoan Kiem Lake, and regarded as a cultural and spiritual symbol of the capital

Hanoi Old Quarter & famous egg coffee: A historic area preserving ancient architecture and traditional urban life, famous for its characteristic craft streets and iconic egg coffee (You may also choose another drink if you do not drink coffee)

Ma May Heritage House: A typical 19th-century traditional Hanoi house, offering visitors a vivid insight into the lifestyle of Old Quarter residents in the past, as well as the Vietnamese tradition of ancestor worship within the family

Temple of Literature – National University: The first university of Vietnam, established more than 1,000 years ago, symbolizing Confucian education and the nation’s long-standing tradition of learning