The largest lake in Hanoi, West Lake is a peaceful escape from the busy city streets. Surrounded by temples, cafes, and scenic walking paths, it offers a glimpse into local life and beautiful views for photos.

Located on a small island by West Lake, Trấn Quốc Pagoda is one of Vietnam’s oldest pagodas, dating back over 1,500 years. Known for its elegant architecture and serene setting, it’s a spiritual and cultural highlight of Hanoi.

This important historical site honors Vietnam’s beloved leader. While the tour passes outside, you can admire the Mausoleum, the Presidential Palace, and the surrounding gardens, learning about Ho Chi Minh’s life and legacy.

Vietnam’s first university, founded in 1070, the Temple of Literature is dedicated to Confucius and the pursuit of knowledge. Explore the courtyards, pavilions, and ancient stone steles honoring scholars of the past.

Hanoi’s historic heart, the Old Quarter is famous for its narrow streets, traditional houses, and bustling markets. Cycling here gives you an authentic taste of local life, with colorful shops, street vendors, and hidden alleys waiting to be explored.

Located in the center of the city, this scenic lake is surrounded by temples and tree-lined promenades. It’s a cultural and social hub where locals gather, making it the perfect spot to soak up Hanoi’s daily life and atmosphere.

A unique and iconic spot in the Old Quarter, Train Street is a narrow alley where a real train passes just inches from local homes and cafes several times a day. Cycling past it gives you a glimpse of Hanoi’s vibrant street life and fearless local spirit, with opportunities to see the trains in action and experience this famous urban attraction safely from a distance.