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This tour covers all tourism attractions in Hanoi. You will have change to visit the HoChiMinh mausoleum, One-pillar Pagoda, the Old Quarter, the Museum of Ethnology or the Temple of Literature. |
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A full day city tour of Vietnam’s capital. The city tour includes such sights as Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, the One Pillar Pagoda, the Tran Quoc Pagoda, the Temple of Literature, the Museum of Ethnology, the Hoan Kiem Lake (the Restored Sword Lake) and the Old Quarter. |
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"Soul of Vietnam paddy field" is what the French used to say about when talking about Vietnam’s water puppetry, one of the most interesting folk arts of Vietnamese farmers, especially in the Red River Delta. |
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Located 30 km from Hanoi, Bat Trang is one of the most well known handicraft village in Vietnam, where you can find a whole world of pottery and ceramic items. You will see the complete production procedure, starting from preparing the clay, shaping the items, drawing and puting them into the kiln. The offered items can be purchased here at reasonable prizes. |
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This half day trip will take you to the Van Phuc silk village in the suburban of Hanoi, where is renowned all over the world for making different kind of silk. Take your time for shopping locally-made products, all at reasonable price. |
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An interesting drive through the rich farming land of the Red River Delta to the Perfume Pagoda, one of northern Vietnam’s holiest sites. The Perfume Pagoda is not just one pagoda but many shrines and temples built into a limestone hillside. Take small sampans through a peaceful rural landscape of flooded rice fields to get to the pagoda complex. |
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A 70km drive through rural northern Vietnam to the Hoa Lu, Vietnam’s first capital in the 10th century. After visiting the two remaining sanctuaries of the ancient citadel, take a sampan on a river through the rice paddies to the grottoes of the sacred Tam Coc (Three Caves). Enormous limestone karsts jut out from the green rice fields giving rise to this place’s other names ‘Halong on Land’ |
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