Hanoi City Shared Day Tour

Here is the starting point

Long Bien Bridge

• Visit a Hanoi icon in all senses, the Long Bien Bridge – formerly known as the Paul Doumer Bridge – was one of the greatest engineering accomplishments of the French colony and a showpiece of colonial infrastructure. In the Vietnam War it became a symbol of Hanoi’s resistance to relentless US bombing.
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Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum

• Visit is Ho Chi Minh’s complex with a museum, the Mausoleum and the stilt house garden – the final resting place of the Vietnam national hero - President Ho Chi Minh, where he lived off and on from 1958 to 1969.
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Temple of Literature & National University

• Leave the Ho Chi Minh complex, you then come to visit the temple of literature, which was known as the very first university in Vietnam where worship to Confucius the founder of Confucianism, the main platform of social moral and culture throughout many feudal dynasties of Vietnam.
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Vietnam Museum of Ethnology

• Visit the Museum of Vietnamese Ethnology, this superb museum showcases the depth of Vietnamese cultural diversity with an astounding collection of 15.000 artifacts gathered from throughout Vietnam.
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Hoa Lo Prison

• Leave the Museum of Vietnamese Ethnology limousine bus will take you to visit Hoa Lo Prison relic - 1 of 5 scariest places in Southeast Asia. You will see how French tortured political prisoners and the effort of Vietnamese political prisoners during the period staying here also were American pilots who had been shot down from 1964 to 1973, American pilots called this prison "Hanoi Hilton Hotel". McCain U.S. Senator also was arrested here until 1973.
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