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It only costs 200,000 vnd to get to the top (about 9usd). The observation deck is on the 65th floor and if the day is clear, than you'll be able to see most of Hanoi from above. But on the day I went it was smoggy, so you couldn't see much, which probably explains why there were hardly any other people up there. The glass floor made the visit at least somewhat fun, even on a bad weather day.…
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Date of experience: January 2021
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Even it's expensive but the view was very nice. I really love it. Will come back sometimes again with my family.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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At a time of a pandemic, you would think that everyone who is a resident in Vietnam is treated the same. However their nationalistic policies with different prices are crazy during these times. Residency doesn't matter. Only if you are Vietnamese....
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Date of experience: July 2020
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Very interesting,a bit expensive but really great view from the top.Will recommend this place.Visit!
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Date of experience: January 2020
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All cities must have one, and South Korean conglomerate Lotte has ensured that Hanoi gets its observation deck. The building itself is not particularly impressive, nor is the relatively mild height of 267m and entrance fees of VND230,000. But Lotte’s attempt to make up for these is by offering visitors an acrophobic experience and unique photo opportunity with 2 heart-dropping glass platforms 65 floors above street level. The night view is just mediocre and unlike other observation decks where night photos can be taken if you place your phone against the glass, this is disappointingly impossible here, possibly due to the thickness and angle of the glass.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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