Second, I will mention to Imperial Citadel of Thang Long nearly and located on the same. The Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is a UNESCO World Heritage Site owning an intriguing relic of Vietnam’s history and, signifying its historical and cultural importance. The Forbidden City wall surrounded Kinh Thien Palace. The main part belongs to Imperial Citadel of Thang Long is building D67 was the General Headquarters of the North Vietnamese Armed Forces during resistance war against American imperialists. From the outside, it appears much like anordinary single storey house with a flat roof, but the detail of its construction betray its military importance.

This theater used to celebrate a peasant art form that began in the rice paddies over a thousand years ago. Puppets were simply carved. Puppeteers would stand in the water of the paddies, using it as a prop. The traditional activities include farming, or legends like the golden turtle and the emperor. The more modern version continues the use of water. Traditional Vietnamese instruments perform an opera narrating the puppets’ actions, and musicians will interact with puppets, which encourages the heroes and warning them of impending danger. Guests of the theater don’t need to brave the monsoon weather that would pour on outdoor audiences, but it can sit and enjoy a meal while discovering this ancient dramatic art.

This theater used to celebrate a peasant art form that began in the rice paddies over a thousand years ago. Puppets were simply carved. Puppeteers would stand in the water of the paddies, using it as a prop. The traditional activities include farming, or legends like the golden turtle and the emperor. The more modern version continues the use of water. Traditional Vietnamese instruments perform an opera narrating the puppets’ actions, and musicians will interact with puppets, which encourages the heroes and warning them of impending danger. Guests of the theater don’t need to brave the monsoon weather that would pour on outdoor audiences, but it can sit and enjoy a meal while discovering this ancient dramatic art.

This theater used to celebrate a peasant art form that began in the rice paddies over a thousand years ago. Puppets were simply carved. Puppeteers would stand in the water of the paddies, using it as a prop. The traditional activities include farming, or legends like the golden turtle and the emperor. The more modern version continues the use of water. Traditional Vietnamese instruments perform an opera narrating the puppets’ actions, and musicians will interact with puppets, which encourages the heroes and warning them of impending danger. Guests of the theater don’t need to brave the monsoon weather that would pour on outdoor audiences, but it can sit and enjoy a meal while discovering this ancient dramatic art.

Hoan Kiem Lake is known as the lake of the returned (or restored) sword, this lake marks the historical center of ancient Hanoi. Ngoc Son Temple was built in the 18th century on Jade Island in the central of the ‘Lake of the Returned Sword’ or Hoan Kiem Lake. Hoan Kiem Lake is now situated inside a complex of Ngọc Son Temple, The Huc Bridge, and Pen Tower in the surroundings that make a sparkling colorful natural picture. Visiting this unique historical vestige comfortable lying around Hoan Kiem Lake, tourists get lost in a totally different world from the rest of the city and have the opportunity to explore the modest but energetic life of the local a hundred years ago, where there were no high-rise buildings, too much traffic or fancy stores.

If you are looking to shop around in Hanoi, this is a nice market to checkout. The Dong Xuan market is an old 3 floor mall which stocks goods of different types. For tourists who want to buy souvenirs, this is among the best places as a lot of variety is available at a good price. But you need to bargain here in order to get a good price.

Hanoi Old Quarter has another name is Ha Noi 36 – old streets, which is the top special historical vestige and sighted of the capital, luring international visitors caused by its construction. Located in the middle of Ha Noi, a rapidly developing city where changes to take place every hour, Ha Noi Old Quarter with its old-styled narrow streets full of antique brick houses seem to nostalgically resist the flow of time while still actively trying to adapt to the dynamic atmosphere of the modern city. Once a bustling area where merchants and artisans gathered to sell, Ha Noi Old Quarter consists of many small streets, meandering streets, each bears the name of the goods that was specifically displayed there such as Hang Bac (Silver Product), Hang Ma (Paper Product), Hang Go (Wood Product), just to name a few. Almost of foreigners want to have a background of Hanoi Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem lake by Electricity bike and “xich lo”

Hanoi Old Quarter has another name is Ha Noi 36 – old streets, which is the top special historical vestige and sighted of the capital, luring international visitors caused by its construction. Located in the middle of Ha Noi, a rapidly developing city where changes to take place every hour, Ha Noi Old Quarter with its old-styled narrow streets full of antique brick houses seem to nostalgically resist the flow of time while still actively trying to adapt to the dynamic atmosphere of the modern city. Once a bustling area where merchants and artisans gathered to sell, Ha Noi Old Quarter consists of many small streets, meandering streets, each bears the name of the goods that was specifically displayed there such as Hang Bac (Silver Product), Hang Ma (Paper Product), Hang Go (Wood Product), just to name a few. Almost of foreigners want to have a background of Hanoi Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem lake by Electricity bike and “xich lo”

The Hanoi Opera House is the biggest theatre in Vietnam and speaks volumes as historical and cultural evidence of Vietnam. The interior is even more magnificent than the exterior with many arguing it is aesthetically even more appealed than the Paris Opera House. Visitors today will be entertained at this architectural landmark which features a range of events including local Vietnamese opera, traditional folk music, ballets and many international concerts. The Hanoi Opera House is also the first choice for international meetings and conferences so you need to check online before visiting the Opera House ensure a performance is scheduled.