Vietnam | First time visiting Hanoi, please accept this CityWalk guide

Hanoi, as the capital of Vietnam, is basically the first stop for everyone to Travel to Vietnam. If there are beautiful, nearby, and inexpensive Tourist attractions, why not go to Hanoi? You can enjoy Hanoi with an average of 300 US dollars per person.

✅What do you need to go to Vietnam?
First of all, you need to prepare your passport and visa to go to Vietnam. It is recommended to apply for a separate visa, which can save a lot of trouble when passing through customs. It can be clamped in the passport and passed through customs smoothly. There is no customs restriction, and it can be used by bus or plane.

✅How to go to Hanoi, Vietnam?
Entering Vietnam, you can take a three-hour bus to reach Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. The whole Journey plus customs clearance takes about 7 hours. You can exchange Vietnamese dong at the customs. After arriving in the center of Hanoi, take a taxi to the hotel. You can use grab to take a taxi and pay cash after arriving at your destination.

✅Where to stay in Hanoi, Vietnam?
The areas worth visiting in Hanoi are mainly concentrated near the Thirty-Six Lines Street and the Hoan Kiem Lake. The hotels are all booked near this range. Many attractions can be reached on foot. I stayed at Amira Hotel HanoiAmira Hotel Hanoi, a new hotel opened last year, with a good environment.

✅What to do in Hanoi, Vietnam?
🌟Thirty-Six Lines Street: This is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Hanoi. It is a well-preserved ancient street with a strong traditional Vietnamese architectural style. There are all kinds of shops such as handicraft shops, galleries, restaurants, bars, etc.
🌟Hanoi Cathedral: Hanoi Cathedral is the oldest church in Hanoi. It is said to be built in imitation of Notre Dame de Paris. It is really medieval and is also a very representative French building in Hanoi.
🌟Train Street: Get in close contact with the train! Have you ever seen such an exciting train! This is the Train Street in the Old Town of Hanoi. There are hundreds of meters of streets, and there are coffee shops on the streets. It has become a popular check-in place.
🌟Hoan Kiem Lake: It is the symbol of Hanoi's old quarter. Around the Hoan Kiem Lake, there are historical relics from various periods of Hanoi.
🌟Long Bien Bridge: Don't miss this cafe known as the Little France of Asia. Because the terrace here can see the "lying Eiffel Tower", this Long Bien Bridge was built by the designer of the Eiffel Tower. The overall design of the cafe is retro, and the French elegance immediately comes up. It is too easy to take photos when the weather is good. The name of the cafe is: Serein Cafe and Lounge