It has been over a thousand years since Hanoi was established. The national capital is situated on the western bank of Red River in northern Vietnam, exuding glimpses of French and Chinese eras. Hanoi’s most touristy places are located in the Old Quarter part of the city, described by some as the ‘most happening place’ in the city. It is home to a number of hotels, restaurants, cafes, clubs, and the delicious street delicacies.
The top experiences in and around Hanoi which delegates can have before and after events include Hoa Lo Prison Museum, Temple of Literature, Hoan Kiem Lake, Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, Hai Ba Trung Temple, Bach Ma Temple, National Museum of Vietnamese History, Heritage House, etc.
Hanoi enjoys sound connectivity with other major cities of the country and the world by air, raid, and road. Noi Bai International Airport is the nearest airport, situated at a distance of about 45 kilometers from the city center. Hanoi’s main train station is located near the Hoan Kiem center, connecting the city with other major cities of Vietnam. Public buses and taxis are other convenient means of transportation in Hanoi.