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Located in the heart of Hanoi, in a beautiful intersection downtown meets five main city roads, is a huge building called Hanoi Opera House, or the Grand Opera House (Vietnamese: Nhà Hát Lớn Hà Nội). Standing with times over 100 years, Hanoi Opera House has become a witness of Hanoi’s history. This historic building hosts to shows by many of cultural entertaining performances, contemporary dance, bamboo cirque, orchestra concerts and government events.

Hanoi is one of the most mesmerizing cities in Southeast Asia. And Hanoi’s Old Quarter is a great place to stay and to see Hanoi at its most authenticity. Streets in Hanoi Old Quarter are lined with charming colonial French architecture alongside traditional Buddhist temples and pagodas, local shop-houses as well as coffee shops, bars, restaurants and galleries. Therefore, it’s such a smart choice if spending your holiday in Hanoi at one of many hotels in or around this convenient area. Hotels located in Hanoi Old Quarter convey the long and rich culture of the Vietnamese capital to life, provide excellent boutique accommodation right in the heart of the city’s tourism hub. Generally, standards for hotels in Vietnam have improved significantly, as well as those in Hanoi in particularly.

Ngoc Son Temple – Temple of the Jade mountain is located on Hoan Kiem Lake in the central of Hanoi, Vietnam ( Number 5 at below map). It is a small islet on the lake and connected to Thap But Tower by a red colored bridge (The Huc Bridge).

Ho Chi Minh mausoleum is a solemnly historic attraction in Hanoi – Vietnam’s capital. It is the final resting place of Ho Chi Minh President, who has led Vietnam to independence and reunification. Both domestic and international visitors come here to express their admiration and gratitude towards him.