Hanoi’s lively Old Quarter comprises nearly 40 streets packed with shops selling all kinds of goods, each street named for its primary good or service.

Traditional legends and historical tales are among the enchanting puppet plays performed at this popular theatre.

The characteristic central pillar of this small pagoda is said to represent the stem of a lotus flower, symbolizing purity.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum is situated on Hung Vuong st, right in front of Ba Dinh square, the historic place where Respected Uncle Ho read the Vietnam Manifesto on September 2nd, 1945. Try viewing the...

A research center and educational videos are some of the attractions of this cultural diversity museum.

If you want to have a personal cooking class, Please contact the manager for more information.

Colloquially known as "Hanoi Hilton," this famous prison has been mostly torn down. A museum occupies the remaining structure.

This museum was opened in 1966. Though in need of updating, some interesting artifacts are on display in its three floors organized chronologically.

Ho Chi Minh opted to live in this modest wooden house rather than the opulent Presidential Palace.

A rare breed of turtle enjoys this popular lake almost as much as countless locals and tourists.

Real war equipment, including aircraft and tanks, fill all three buildings of this fascinating museum complex.