Long Bien Bridge is a historic bridge over the Red River, built during the French colonial era. It offers beautiful views of the river and a unique glimpse into local daily life, with passing trains, motorbikes, and bicycles.

1. Bat Trang Pottery Market Explore the lively Bat Trang Pottery Market, filled with handcrafted ceramics ranging from everyday household items to artistic pieces. Learn about the long-standing pottery tradition that has shaped village life for centuries. 2. 100-Year-Old Kiln & Hands-on Pottery Workshop Visit a historic “Lo Bau” kiln and join a hands-on pottery workshop guided by skilled local artisans. Learn basic clay shaping and wheel-spinning techniques, then create your own ceramic piece from scratch to take home as a unique handmade souvenir. 3. Ancient Communal House & Old Village Walk Walk through the ancient communal house and narrow village lanes, admire traditional architecture and moss-covered brick walls, and observe local artisans crafting ceramics using time-honored methods.

After visiting Bat Trang, return to Hanoi for a traditional Bun Cha lunch, one of the city’s most iconic dishes. Enjoy grilled pork served with fresh herbs, rice noodles, and dipping sauce at a local restaurant, offering an authentic taste of Hanoi cuisine.