Hanoi City Tour: Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature and Old Quarter (Joiners)

Hanoi · Vietnam

  • 1 day
  • English
  • Up to 15 guests per booking
  • Hotel pick-up in Hanoi Old Quarter

Hanoi is the capital's thousands of years of civilization Vietnam where this is one of the cultural and political center of the country's economy.

Highlights

  • Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
  • One Pillar Pagoda
  • Tran Quoc Pagoda
  • Bat Trang pottery village
  • Ethnology Museum
  • Temple of literature

About this experience

Hanoi is the capital’s thousands of years of civilization Vietnam where this is one of the cultural and political center of the country’s economy. Book Hanoi city tour with us, you will have the opportunity to learn the structures unique, explore multiple destinations scenic beauty, the cultural relic famous history, in particular, visitors can also enjoy the delicious food at the rustic old town packed with people, the noise of vehicles and goods will be one of the memorable fun experience for visitors.

Highlights

  • Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
  • One Pillar Pagoda
  • Tran Quoc Pagoda
  • Bat Trang pottery village
  • Ethnology Museum
  • Temple of literature
  • Ngoc Son Temple

Itinerary

AM: 8:00 to 8:30 bus and guide will pick you up at the hotel in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. The first places in the journey is the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. Here, your guide will provide visitors with information about the life and career of the great leader Ho Chi Minh. Then tourists continue to visit Ho Chi Minh Museum, One Pillar Pagoda, this one with unique architectural works built in the eleventh century (1049). Next, guests will visit the Tran Quoc Pagoda. Vietnam’s oldest temple, built from the Ly Nam De (541_547) located on Thanh Nien street is a small corner of West Lake – one of the largest lakes in Hanoi. Then visit Bat Trang pottery village (apply on Mon, Wed & Fri). Have lunch at 12;15.

PM: Guest visit the Ethnology Museum (apply on Sun, Tue, Thu & Sat). then, you will visit the Temple of literature, the first University in the country’s history, was built in 1070 by King LY Thanh Tong and also is Vietnam’s first University with fairly large scale. Literature was built to worship Confucius and Confucianism founder of Chu Van An – first teacher of Quoc Tu Giam represents moral philosophy of education in Vietnam. The last places in the journey is the Ngoc Son Temple. Tour ends around 15h30 – 16h00

Notes

  • Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum closes on Monday and Friday morning. And closes during October
  • The itinerary can be changed due to weather…
  • Special request (diet or vegetarian …) should be sent before your departure date.
  • Bat Trang pottery village will be visited on Mon, Wed & Fri (without Ethnology Museum). Ethnology Museum will be visited on Sun, Tue, Thu & Sat (without Bat Trang pottery village).
  • Surcharge 5usd/pax if travel date fall on Lunar New Year (30 Dec, 1 – 3 Jan according to Lunar Calendar)

What to bring

Hat, Umbrella, Rain-Coat, Light bags. Should not wear short, mini skirt or shirt without sleeves

Children

The price is per person, for adults and children. For child rates, please contact us before booking.

Included

  • Shuttle bus & 0.5l bottle water per person/day
  • Free pick up and drop off in Hanoi Old Quarter
  • Entrance fee
  • Lunch
  • English speaking guide

Not included

  • Drinks
  • Travel insurance
  • Personal Expense, Tips & Gratuities
  • What not mentioned clearly

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation 60 or more days before the tour date (domestic flights, if included, are non-refundable). Cancellations 59–30 days before: 10% charge. 29–15 days before: 20% charge. 14–8 days before: 50% charge. 7 days or less before the tour, and no-shows: no refund. The Processing Fee is not refundable.

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