Things to do in Phuc Yen
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Vietnam Airports Fast Track: Skip The Queue On Arrival
P1,438
per adult

Private Transfer: Noi Bai Airport to/from Ha Noi City Center
P1,373
per traveler
74% of travellers recommend

Noi Bai Airport: Fast track and Private Airport Transfer
P2,438
per traveler
76% of travellers recommend

Noi Bai International Airport Business Lounge
P1,960
per adult

Hanoi Airport Same Day Luggage Services (1 Traveler 1 Bag)
P2,210
per traveler

Ha Noi Fast Track Service at Noi Bai Airport
P1,625
per adult

Private Transfer: Noi Bai Airport to/from Hai Phong City
P7,487
per traveler

Noi Bai Airport: First Class Fast Track (Arrival) & Airport Transfer
P5,627
per traveler
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1. Hoan Kiem Lake
Hoàn Kiếm Lake is a popular meeting spot in Hanoi and the location of one of the city’s most picturesque temples. Just a short walk from the old town, the lake provides a leafy escape from the city crowds and heat. Join the locals for a game of chess, stroll around the lake or pack a picnic lunch to enjoy beneath the trees.
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2. St. Joseph's Cathedral of Hanoi
St. Joseph Cathedral is a 19th-century neo-Gothic church built with the Notre Dame of Paris in mind. The church is a gathering place for the large Roman Catholic community of Hanoi and is also popular with tourists. Constructed when the French first occupied the city, St. Joseph Cathedral is a striking example of colonial architecture in Hanoi.
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3. Hanoi Opera House
Admire the architecture of the Hanoi Opera House from the outside or buy a ticket to one of the shows to really appreciate this grand venue.
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4. Dong Xuan Market
Dong Xuan Market, Hanoi’s biggest marketplace, is a cavernous building full of tiny aisles. Built by the French at the end of the 19th century, the covered market today has stalls selling anything from household items and food, to clothes and shoes. Tourists visit the market mainly for the experience rather than the shopping.
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5. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum
When the former Viet Minh leader died in 1969, his body was embalmed and placed in the grand Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. This site is a place of great importance to many Vietnamese, and one of Hanoi’s most visited attractions.
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6. Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre
The Vietnamese art of water puppetry is a true cultural experience that is not to be missed while in Hanoi. Performed entirely in Vietnamese, the music and gesturing puppets tell a story that can be interpreted by all.
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