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Top 4 fun things to do in Hanoi

Dec 19 (newsonjapan.com) - Are you looking for the perfect destination for your next getaway with family or friends?

You can never go wrong with Hanoi. Hanoi, which also happens to be the capital city of Vietnam, has become a tourist sensation, and it is all for the right reasons. It is one of the most captivating regions in Indochina, and you can trust that you will never lack something to while there. It is a vibrant city filled with fun things to do, and the best part is that transportation is never a hassle. The best part is that you can easily move from Halong Bay to Hanoi by car, bus, and minivan or enjoy the Halong Bay to Hanoi Train, depending on your preference. With fantastic booking websites such as Bookaway, you will have the most seamless booking experience to make your trip more manageable.

If you are still in doubt about going to Hanoi for your holiday, here are some exciting things that you are missing out on.

Visit Ethnology Museum

If you are into arts and history, you will have fun at the Museum of Ethnology. The museum is made of a collection of artifacts and Vietnam’s tribal arts, and this makes it the perfect place to learn more about Vietnam’s history and ethnic groups. It is an excellent place to go with your kids to acquire more knowledge. You will also love the outdoor exhibits which are made up of a collection of traditional hill tribe houses so you can learn more about the Vietnamese way of life. You can even let your kids get in the houses and explore more.

Explore the Perfume Pagoda

This is more like an unusual temple complex, which is said to be the first temple built back in the 15th century. It is made of a series of temples that are built into the Limestone Mountains of Huong Tich. The temple is a dedicated site for hosting religious festivals, and you will enjoy watching the Vietnamese carry out their religious activities and learn more about the culture.

Water puppet show

You will enjoy this activity, especially if you are the kind of person with an in-depth interest in the Vietnamese culture. It is not only educative but also filled with humor. It is a great way to spend your evening with friends or family members of all ages after a long day of exploring Hanoi. The water puppet show is done on a pool where puppets that are a representation of people are controlled by people behind the screens, telling funny folk tales to the audience. The show also features fascinating live music with traditional music instruments such as flutes and drums. It is a perfect way to end your day.

Enjoy the street foods

You cannot leave Hanoi without enjoying a taste of the city’s traditional foods. The town is filled with stalls and food carts where you will find all sorts of tasty Vietnamese foods such as egg coffee, Bun Cha, noodles, and grilled pork.

The list of fun things to do in Hanoi is endless, and these are just a few of the things you should not miss out on. Hanoi is a vibrant city rich with fun activities for everyone regardless of their age or interests. Make the city your next destination and get to enjoy these and more.

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