City Guides Archive

Both Hanoi street food and Hanoi street culture are famous among travelers. Wandering along streets of Hanoi during the daytime or at night, especially in summer or even during winter, you often see groups of people staying in roadside shops to enjoy cups of ...Read More

If you take a tour to Hanoi during these days, you will see a Hanoi filled with tiny pure white daisies. It is the sign of another season of ox-eye daisies coming to Hanoi. ...Read More

With a wide collection of typical items of 54 ethnic groups with different and colorful culture, Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is an ideal base to learn more about the cultural diversity of Vietnam. The destination is included in almost Hanoi city tours. Address: Nguyen ...Read More

As a paradise for food lovers, Hanoi is home of varieties of delicacies. And if you take a Hanoi food tour, La Vong grilled fish pie (Chả cá Lã Vọng) seems to be a cannot-be-excluded dish. If for other food delicacies in Hanoi, no ...Read More

Hanoi is home of various delicacies which is well-known among both domestic and international travelers. If visiting Hanoi by the end of August or beginning of September, tourists not only can enjoy the small of milk flowers (very typical for autumn in Hanoi) but ...Read More

Located about 10 km from the downtown Hanoi, near the legendary Red River, Dong Ngac Village (formerly known as Ke Ve)  in Tu Liem District is worth a visit to discover the well-preserved traces of its past that separate it from the hustle and ...Read More