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5 Best Things to Do in Ninh Binh

5 Best Things to Do in Ninh Binh

Vietnam’s tourism industry is setting its sights firmly on Ninh Binh for the coming years. The region has seen quick development in recent times and will soon see a lot more as the sometimes-oversaturated regions of Halong Bay and Sapa are turning tourists onto alternative destinations in Northern Vietnam. Ninh Binh claims a huge amount of activities to do throughout the entire province and tourists visiting now will be able to boast of going to Ninh Binh ‘before it was cool’. For anyone with a few spare days free in Hanoi, these are the top five things to do in Ninh Binh. The Beauty of Ninh Binh Top 5 things to do in Ninh Binh 1. Boating in Ninh Binh The quintessential Ninh Binh activity; sitting on a sampan boat rowed by a local villager using their feet. The tranquillity factor is high with this serene activity, enjoyable in a number of locations around Ninh Binh Province. Where? Tam Coc is easily the most popular place to relax on a boat. The magic of floating down the Ngo Dong River between its rice paddies and under its dark caves remains long in the memories of visitors to Ninh Binh. As beautiful as it is, Tam Coc can sometimes get a little crowded, making other destinations a little more preferable. Trang An is also a fairly well-known boating destination for its wide river and undulating scenery, but the risk of crowding during good weather is also quite high. The best alternatives are the untouched wetlands at the Van Long Scenic Reserve, as well as Kenh Ga, a beautiful floating village translating to ‘ Chicken Canal’ for the chickens plucked in the local hot springs.  When? High and low seasons in Tam Coc are completely dictated by the rice harvest. For the best scenery, head there between May and July when the rice is a beautiful shade of gold. The main draws of the other locations are not based on rice, so as long as you can avoid the wet season between July and September and maybe the cold season between December and February, then Trang An, Van Long Scenic Reserve and Kenh Ga are all attractive options. Boating in Ninh Binh 2. Climbing in Ninh Binh Of all the things to do in Ninh Binh that afford the best views, climbing to the top of one of the gorgeous limestone mountains and surveying the golden rice from below will be one of the most memorable. Where? The 450 winding stone steps of Lying Dragon Mountain pose a small challenge for anyone looking to get that perfect photo of Ninh Binh. The mountain stairs are very accessible; just 6km out of Ninh Binh City; also featuring Mua Cave at the bottom and a huge dragon statue at the top. Climbing in the Lying Dragon MountainBich Dong Pagoda at Tam Coc Village also offers great views from its peak and features many interesting religious highlights along the way. Part of the climb heads through a temple built into a cave and just beyond the pagoda’s inner walls lies a small lake to which you can descend past wild mountain goats. When? Again, the rice-harvesting season provides those most remarkable views, but any time after Vietnamese New Year will do nicely because of the fresh abundance of sprouting green rice. Try to avoid the July to September wet season if possible as the rain can make the steps of both Lying Dragon Mountain and Bich Dong Pagoda very slippery. 3. Cycling in Ninh Binh There is so much to see in Ninh Binh that sometimes walking around just isn’t fast enough. Motorbikes are one alternative, but nothing beats the slow serenity of a bicycle ride. Where? Many of Tam Coc’s cyclists are amazed at the landscape when the view from the village road opens up for miles around them. Naturally, Tam Coc is the busiest place for bicycles and motorbikes sharing the road, but there is a large, beautiful area around nearby Thung Nham Bird Park, which sees very little traffic. Vietnam’s first ever national park, Cuc Phuong, provides a bit more of a challenge than the flatness of Tam Coc. Hilly in parts but definitely manageable, Cuc Phuong boasts 40km of road that circles around the inside of the park, flanked by jungle on both sides with stops for checking out prehistoric caves and attractive segments of wetland throughout. When? Along with all the rest of the top things to do in Ninh Binh, avoiding the rainy season is your best bet. Locally rented bicycles in Tam Coc that are fine during the dry season can sometimes skid during the wet (that’s why they cost $1 a for a full-day rental). More substantial bikes can be rented at the entrance to Cuc Phuong and much of the path is shaded, meaning that the small hills can be traversed during the summer with little sweaty backlash. Cycling in Ninh Binh 4. Sightseeing Aside from Ninh Binh’s many sites of natural splendour, the province features a great amount of remarkable and very surprising architecture from the many stretching roots of its history. Where? Home to a plethora of religious buildings of different faiths, Ninh Binh’s remarkable Christian and Buddhist architecture is some of the most fascinating in the country. None more so than Phat Diem Cathedral, an amazing blend of European and Sino-Vietnamese construction that demonstrates the region’s devotion to God. Hoa Lu is the more expected Vietnamese scene, but not one that lacks anything in comparison to Phat Diem Cathedral. Hoa Lu was the capital of Vietnam for 44 years; the two kings that ruled during this time have been immortalised in two magnificent temples here; visiting both on a day trip from Hanoi is a very popular activity in Ninh Binh. There is no shortage of Buddhist and Christian buildings in Ninh Binh. Chau Son Monastery, Non Nuoc Pagoda and Thai Vi Temple are just a few that add a religious element to the diverse province. When? These religious buildings are available to view at any time, but naturally, they get busy around the holidays. Hoa Lu gets a bit full for its festival around April (depending on the lunar calendar) and Phat Diem gets busy during Easter and Christmas. If you’re into religious culture then these might be a great time to check out these stunning sites, but more casual tourists might want to steer clear. Trang An 5. Trekking If cycling the shared road with motorbikes is too dangerous for you, then you can’t get safer than your own two feet. Where? It’s harder to find a more wholesome thing to do in Ninh Binh than trekking through Cuc Phuong National Park. Towards the northern end of the park there are various treks available of different lengths. A 3-hour return trek to a thousand-year-old tree is one of Cuc Phuong’s big draws, whereas the longer treks require a bit more planning – a 6-hour return trek to the Khanh Village where the Muong hill tribe live, or a 2-day trek to a further away Muong Village with cave stops in between. Around the rest of Ninh Binh there are no well-known trekking routes established yet. The road in between Tam Coc and the Mua Cave is a very scenic one and worth a look for anyone into trekking, but Cuc Phuong is the only recognised trekking route. When? The oppressive heat and insistent rain of summer make doing the Cuc Phuong treks quite the task. March is known for its humidity in Northern Vietnam, so try to avoid this too. Most other times will do nicely. Trekking in Cuc Phuong National Park in Ninh Binh

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Kayaking in Halong Bay

Kayaking in Halong Bay

Kayaking in Halong BayWith all the tranquillity on offer when cruising around Halong Bay in the shadows of the vast, limestone mountains, the thought of shunning all of the activities and remaining on your junk boat just might cross your mind. Some tourists do indeed come exclusively for the cruise and prefer to unwind onboard rather than engage in any activities. This is fine, of course, the time is your own, but activities like cave exploration, expeditions to farms and villages, swimming and, especially kayaking in Halong Bay are strategically organised throughout your itinerary to maximise your enjoyment of the stunning UNESCO World Heritage site.Panorama of Ha Long BayHow do I kayak in Halong Bay?Most tour companies have cruise ships fitted with racks of kayaks and oars. It is very rare to find a tour without a kayaking excursion, even on the shorter Halong Bay day trips where you get about 4 hours on the bay. The crew will explain the simple techniques for kayaking and show you exactly the area in which you should be doing it. Kayaking in Halong Bay comes with a few mild cautions, so make sure you listen to your tour guide:• Holding the oar the right way might seem like a no-brainer, but many people grasp it with hands too close together or too far apart. Your hands should be just over shoulder-width apart and the concave part of the oar should be facing backwards.• Don’t be afraid to use some force – the best kayaking trips are the ones you come back from with aching arms!• The initial confusion of steering left by using the right side of the oar and vice versa can be a little frustrating at first, but you will get the hang of it after a few minutes.• Avoid cave entrances as the water here usually has a strong current that is capable of drawing you in if you get too close.• Keep a good distance between other kayaks to avoid unnecessary collisions.• Wear the life vest provided at all times.Where are the best places for kayaking in Halong Bay?The openness of the region means that there is virtually no end to the great number of spots for kayaking in Halong Bay. You’ll have to abide by the strict tourism routes that the Halong Bay authorities enforce in order to protect the bay, but there are still a great number of places where tours stop to kayak. Here are just a few:Vung Vieng Fishing Village – While some tourists opt for a relaxing bamboo boat ride around the tiny, colourful floating village of Vung Vieng, kayaking while requiring more effort, offers you much more freedom. The surrounding mountains and a nearby rainbow arch that opens up into a beautiful wide expanse are some of the things to see around here.Vung Vieng Fishing VillageLuon Cave - Another outstanding area to go kayaking in Halong Bay. Luon Cave features a short tunnel that opens up into a stunning enclosed grotto with emerald waters, reflecting the colour of the tree-topped mountain walls. The open-air nature of the Luon Cave offers a very quiet, soothing atmosphere, one that should not be missed.Luon CaveCap La Island – A great alternative to kayaking in the sometimes rather tourist-heavy Vung Vieng is Cap La Island. This area is in one of Halong Bay’s sister bays, Bai Tu Long Bay, which contains the small fishing village of Cap La along with the same amazing island scenery as Halong Bay.Cap La IslandDark & Bright Cave – If it’s a more adventurous kayaking trip that you want then perhaps opt for a tour that ventures to the Bright and Dark Cave in Halong’s other sister bay, Lan Ha Bay. A kayaking expedition here involves rowing through a long, pitch-black cave that requires a head torch, before rowing through a shorter, brighter cave into an enclosed grotto that resembles the one at Luon Cave. Again, this is the less touristy alternative to kayaking in Halong Bay.Dark & Bright CaveWhat should I bring for kayaking in Halong Bay?It might seem obvious but water sports like kayaking can result in you getting mildly wet, yet a lot of people neglect to think of this when they pack their phone, wallet and camera in the floor of the kayak next to their feet. Water quite easily runs down the oar when it’s lifted out the water and a small pool will usually settle around your feet. This is really not a problem as long as you leave your valuables on the cruise.Suncream and Sunglasses are highly recommended in most seasons, especially around midday when the heat is on and there are very few shadows in which to seek refuge.A strong rowing buddy is probably the best accompaniment when kayaking in Halong Bay as they can really help you nip around the various islands and grottoes. Children under 5 are not recommended to paddle but are welcome to sit in the boat and soak in the views. Which tour should I choose for kayaking in Halong Bay?The vast majority of tours offer kayaking as an excursion so really you can opt for any. The areas of where these tours operate their kayaking differ though, so if you want to go to a specific cave or fishing village mentioned above then search for that place before booking.Incredible Asia Journeys goes to the beautiful Ba Hang Fishing Village on our Halong Bay day trip, while many other companies that offer overnight tours go to a variety of other places. If you’re really into kayaking you can book a specialised tour where kayaking in Halong Bay is prioritised, offering visits to several different areas over the course of three days, such as the one offered by Travel Vietnam.V'spirit Cruise

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Best Things To Do In Hanoi

Best Things To Do In Hanoi

When you travel to Vietnam, you may choose Hanoi for the first destination before travelling to Central Vietnam and Southern Vietnam. You may choose a hotel in the Hanoi Old Quarter near Hoan Kiem Lake. There will be a lot of places to visit and a lot of things to do in Hanoi which you may see as below. I. Top 5 attractions in Hanoi 1. Hoan Kiem Lake This small lake between the Old Quarter and the French Quarter is central of Hanoi. As known as the Restored Sword (or Hoan Kiem Lake), refers to a legend of the great Vietnamese hero who led a success against the enemies in the 15th century. You will be recharged and have full energy by the refreshingly cool air of the lake. Furthermore, if you are lucky, you may find the old men playing cheese at the corner while jogging around the lake. Early morning around 5 am every day, you will also see locals practising Tai Chi. There is no doubt, Hoan Kiem Lake is one of the top attractions in Hanoi when you travel to North Vietnam . Turtle Tower - A Symbol of Hanoi capital 2. Hanoi Old Quarter Listed in the best places for tourists while travelling in Hanoi, visiting Hanoi Old Quarter is one of the best things to do in your free time in Hanoi. The city of Hanoi is an amazingly energetic place that forms harmony within contradicting elements: old world and new world, traditional and modern. One cannot say they have been to Hanoi if they have never visited the Hanoi attractions - Hanoi Old Quarter. Being considered as the heart of the capital– is the oldest as well as the busiest district of Hanoi for centuries. If you do not have enough time to explore Hanoi, we highly recommend you to spend your precious time in Hanoi Old Quarter. White daisy in Hanoi The streets are always alive and bustling. Start the whirlwind day at around 5 am, locals people are out for morning exercise; some people jogging around Hoan Kiem Lake, some playing badminton or aerobics. The economic activity starts at 06:00 am with restaurants opening for breakfast such as Pho (noodle soup), Banh Mi, Banh Cuon, etc; shopkeepers getting ready for the new day as well as street vendors along with local market and sidewalk of the street. All this goes on till 09:00 pm at nighttime and by 09:30 pm the streets become quiet. The best part of the walk is that you can easily observe how local people are living and you will have a valuable chance to interact with Hanoians.  Have breakfast with Hanoi's Beef Pho 3. Ho Chi Minh Complex Ho Chi Minh Complex consists of Ho Chi Minh ‘s Mausoleum, Ba Dinh Square, Uncle Ho’s House on stilt, Ho Chi Minh Museum and One Pillar Pagoda (Chua Mot Cot). This is an important historical place and priceless values of Vietnamese people. You may learn about Uncle Ho’s life, his contributions to the independence and freedom for Vietnamese people. The quiet line that forms to view his body in Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum is a vision of respect and may even feature a few tears. Ho's mausoleum is open only in the mornings, every day except Monday and Friday. The mausoleum sits in front of Ho's stilt house. Ho Chi Minh Museum Furthermore, you will see a unique architecture of One Pillar Pagoda, which was built in the shape of a white lotus flower in 1049. This is a unique complex with a gorgeous garden and mature trees around will make you feel peaceful and relax when you visit these popular attractions. List it in your notebook for the best things to do in Hanoi. One Pilar Pagoda 4. Temple of Literature If you see some tour itinerary you will see that Temple of Literature is always in the list of best places to visit. Temple of Literature - the Hanoi‘s symbol of wisdom, talent, and study. As known as the first University of Vietnam, it was constructed in 1070 under Ly Thanh Tong’s dynasty in order to honour The Confucius and nowadays to celebrate the doctorates and high-rank scholars of Vietnam. It has five’s courtyards, which covers 54000 square meters with Van Lake and Giam Park. Each year, there are thousands of students come here and pray for their studying; some prays for a good result at the final exam to University; some prays for a smooth year coming with lucky and health as well. From April to June, you could see many beautiful young ladies in colourful traditional dress “Ao Dai” and boys in the suit and tie to make yearbook photos in Temple of Literature. That is the reason why Temple of Literature becomes one of the best Hanoi attractions.  Temple of Literature 5. Hoa Lo Prison ( Hanoi Hilton) As known as Hanoi Hilton – nicknamed by U.S pilots during the American War and also in the top list of Hanoi attractions. Hoa Lo Prison was the place to keep the American prisoners in 1990s, including the first Ambassador to Vietnam- Pete Peterson and John McCain – the Republican Nominee of US also arrested here. Covered by the tiny, damp, and dark with the mannequin, which depicted the prisoners and their living in the past. Today, only a small section remains and it is preserved as a museum. Each day, Hoa Lo Prison attracts many tourists come to visit and learn more about the history. Just list it in the best places to visit in Hanoi. Hoa Lo Prison Below are some of the best Hanoi City Tours for you to discover beautiful attractions in Hanoi in only one day: + Hanoi Motorbike Tour + Hanoi Street Food Tour + Hanoi Scooter Tour II. Shopping in Hanoi – best things to do in Hanoi When you travel to a new place, new country or everywhere in the world, I am sure that you will think about what to buy and where to shopping after exploring the city. Hanoi is not the exception. These places below might help you to find out the interesting about shopping in Hanoi and also is a good idea for things to do in Hanoi. 1. Shopping in Hanoi Old Quarter As mentioned above about Hanoi Old Quarter, this one is one of the best Hanoi attractions as well as the shopping. You may hear before about the 36 Streets- Hanoi 36 Pho Phuong which each street is named after, and often still linked to, the artisanal trade specific to it over centuries ago.  Shopping in the Old Quarter is amazing and fantastic. We will start with Hang Gai Street (or Silk Street). This is one of the most popular shopping streets in Hanoi. Located in the North of Hoan Kiem Lake, Hang Gai has a variety shop for high-quality silk, fashionable silk materials, traditional Vietnamese costume, and home decor.  You may also see many quality hotels surrounding there with restaurant and crowded people prepare their feet for walking the street to go shopping in a convenient way. You can pass by the Tan My Design for silk goods or Thao Silk if you would like to do the best and the fastest tailor clothing within a few days.  Shopping in Hang Gai Street 2. Shopping in a local market One of the most interesting things to do in Hanoi as well as discovering the local market. Many people are wondering about what to see in the local market and are it possible to buy anything there or not. There are several local markets such as Dong Xuan Market, Hanoi Weekend Night Market, Hang Da Market, Cho Hom Market or Quang Ba Flower Market are the best 5 local market recommended for tourist for shopping in Hanoi. Some of the markets are indoor and some are outdoor. For example, Dong Xuan Market is the largest indoor market and you will see a wide range of goods from foods, material for producing, kitchen tools, clothes, souvenirs and wet market with fresh fish, bird, prawn, and so on. People normally call Dong Xuan is a wholesale market because of its variety of goods. You could find almost everything from fabrics, school uniforms, handbags, handicrafts, shoes, ceramics goods, etc with wholesale prices. Of course, the quality is not high but sometimes tourists still love the local things and want to try the bargain experience while shopping in Hanoi. Overall, all the local markets are same with the products there like handbags, clothes, shoes; however, each market has a different feature such as the Hom Market sales many fabrics, Hang Da Market has secondhand clothing or Quang Ba Market just only have the flower. Hanoi Night Market 3. Shopping in the Malls Besides local shopping, tourists also want to purchase the high quality and authentic goods during their vacation in Hanoi. There are many shops in Shopping Malls which has internationally-renowned brands including Zara, H&M, Topshop, Topmen, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Nike, Adidas, etc or cosmetics such as Lancome, MAC, Clinique, Neutrogena, etc. You would find these products in Shopping Malls in Hanoi: Trang Tien Plaza, Vincom City Center Hanoi, Vincom Mega Mall Royal City, Hang Da Galleria Shopping Mall, Lotte Centre Hanoi, etc. These Malls are also a complex with Food courts, Cinema and some has Kid area for playing and parents could go shopping.  Trang Tien Plaza III. Food in Hanoi When you ask people how their impression of the place one of the first things they will talk about is the food in Hanoi. Billions of people around the world love Vietnamese Cuisine and definitely, Street food in Hanoi is the very interesting things you must try when travelling to Hanoi and be on the top of things to do in Hanoi as well. 1. Pho ( Noodle soup) The very first thing we mention on this list must be Pho. Everyone knows Pho all over the world even in Europe, North America, Australia, or Asia countries; there are many Pho Restaurant with Vietnamese style to serve people who love Vietnamese Cuisine. However, the best place to have Pho originates must be in Hanoi.  Normally, people have Pho for breakfast as a common meal. The broth must be steamed with beef bones in a few hours and flavoured with ginger, star anise, cinnamon, black cardamom. Traditionally eaten for breakfast, the steaming beef broth, flavoured with ginger, star anise, cinnamon, black cardamom, fish sauce, spring onions. After that, you could have a tasty beef pho with beef or chicken Pho. In Vietnamese way, you should squeeze a slice of lime, put more hot chilli, and mix all together then use spoon and chopstick to eat it.  In Hanoi, there are many local restaurants has Pho such as Pho 10 at 10 Ly Quoc Su, Pho Thin at 13 Lo Duc Str for Pho Bo ( Beef Pho ). Pho Ga ( Chicken Pho) in Pho Tu Lun at 05 Hang Trong Str or Pho Ga Hang Hom.  When you visit Hanoi, do not miss a blow of Pho in your list of food to try in Hanoi and it is one of the must things to do while travelling to Hanoi and Vietnam 2. Bun Cha (Kebab rice noodles with fish sauce) The second recommendation for you on this list should be Bun Cha. This one is one of the specialities dishes of Hanoi but nowhere else in Vietnam has. Vietnamese usually has Bun Cha for lunchtime. If you walking in the Old Quarter, it is not difficult to find many local restaurants with a small table and plastic chair serving Bun Cha. It doesn’t matter if you eat Bun Cha in Fine-dining restaurant or in a local restaurant, you will always be served by a small bowl of broth which made by fish sauce mix with a little bit of sugar, vinegar, garlic, chili; barbecued pork and a plate of vermicelli ( Bun) on the side with a basket of Vietnamese fresh herb. You will also have Vietnamese spring rolls to eat with Bun Cha and add more flavour when tasting this delicious dish. You could find great Bun Cha 74 Hang Quat Str, Bun Cha Tuyet at 34 Hang Than Str or Bun Cha Obama ( Bun Cha Huong Lien ) at 24 Le Van Huu St. The price range is from VND 30,000 – VND 55,000 ( around USD1.5 -2.5) depends on portion and restaurant. 3. Banh Cuon ( Stuffed Pancake with Pork) Vietnamese people have a very special pancake steamed with rice flour and water – Banh Cuon. This cake will be stuffed with minced pork, wood-ear mushroom, and seasoning; put on top with fried shallots and Vietnamese pork paste then you will dip it in fish sauce dressing ( a mixture of fish sauce, vinegar, sugar and lime). This dish also served for breakfast or night meal. If you would like to eat Banh Cuon, you should find these restaurants: Banh Cuon Thanh Van 12-14 Hang Ga Str, Banh Cuon Quang An at 72 Hang Bo Str or Banh Cuon Ha Trung to try Banh Cuon night time. The price is about VND35,000 for a serving ( around USD1.5). 4. Banh Mi ( Vietnamese baguette) That would be a big omission if we do not mention about Banh Mi in the top 5 best food in Hanoi. Banh Mi or we call Vietnamese baguette. There are two kinds of baguette: Banh Mi Kep ( Stuffed baguette) or Banh Mi ( Plain baguette). Banh Mi Kep normally stuffed with pate, meat, vegetable, chilli sauce, fried-egg. Plain Banh Mi is just a small one and dipped into condensed milk to taste the butter and sweet flavour in your mouth. Nowadays, many tourists come to Hanoi and immediately find Banh Mi 25 or Banh Mi P to try the best Banh Mi in Hanoi. The price for Banh Mi is not expensive, just around VND25,000- 35,000 for a normal Banh Mi (about USD1.5 -2). You will not disappoint with this healthy and delightful dish once you try it. 5. Cha Ca ( Turmeric fish and dill) Last but not least, Cha Ca deserve to be on this top 5 must-try food in Hanoi for its unique and spectacular quality. Cha Ca or grilled fish is usually made from sweet water fish fillet such as Catfish, Lentils,... This fillet will be well-seasoned with fresh turmeric, galangal, shrimp paste sauce ( mam tom), fermented rice, dills and green onions with the top of peanut. This dish will be served with vermicelli and shrimp paste sauce mix with sugar and lime. You could find the best place to try this speciality in Cha Ca Thang Long at 19-21-31 Duong Thanh Str or Cha Ca La Vong at 14 Cha Ca Str. The price is around VND145,000 – 165,000 ( around USD6-8). IV. Hanoi Nightlife If daytime we have known some Hanoi attractions, now let’s see things to do in Hanoi at night and how is the Hanoi nightlife with both local people and foreigners. We give you top 5 recommendation for things to do as the below. 1. Bia Hoi Ta Hien (Beer Corner) Different from Bui Vien Street in Saigon, Ta Hien Street or people call Beer Corner is the first things on list must-do in Hanoi at night. You could find many young Vietnamese people and tourists sit in low plastic chair on the street side and have fresh draft beer with very cheap price VND 5000 – VND 8000 ( about 25 – 30 cent ) or beer in the bottle with good brand name such as Bia Hanoi, Bia Saigon, Tiger Beer, etc with the price is VND30,000 (about USD 1.5). While sitting there and have a beer, you could order some Vietnamese snack for example steamed peanuts, fermented-pork, French fried with cheese on top then enjoy the music from pub and bars surrounded there and watch people are on their scooter or walking on the street. Ta Hien Street 2. Legend Beer Legend Beer is a third-storey bar located in the centre of Hoan Kiem Lake and offers you terrace overlooking down to the street. You could enjoy also an ice cold beer and snack then observe local people on the street with cars and motorbikes.  Legend Beer 3. 1900s Le Theatre Bar If you are looking for a local bar then this place will meet your expectation as it is very crowded, full of young Vietnamese people. This place for drinking and dancing, chit-chat won't be a good idea.1900s Le Theatre Bar 4. Binh Minh’s Jazz Club Located at the back of Hanoi Opera House, Binh Minh’s Jazz Club is a place where Jazz fans can catch live performances in the city. Opening all day, you can enjoy an impressive line-up of local and international acts performing between 21:00 and 23:30 every night. Binh Minh's Jazz Club 5. Water Puppet Theater Water Puppet show is one of the typical forms of Vietnamese art which has existed for more than 1000 years. Each show lasts for 50 minutes inside the theatre. You will enjoy the authentic performance of the daily life of Vietnamese’s farmers as well as the folk tales of Vietnamese that are told from generation to generation. Water Puppet Theater

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