The driver and tour guide will pick you up at the meeting point at 08:00 . Start your trip to Hanoi

Chinkokuji Temple

It was built during the reign of Emperor Li Nan from 544 to 548 AD and was originally named Kaiguo Temple. This temple is closely related to the birth of Vietnam’s first country, Van Xuan Kingdom. With its long history, Tran Quoc Temple became the capital of Buddhism during the Ly Tran period and is regarded as a place of interest in the former Thang Long city and today's capital Hanoi.

memorial hall

Construction work began on September 2, 1973, and the structure was officially completed on August 29, 1975. The mausoleum was mainly inspired by Lenin's Mausoleum in Moscow. And adding unique elements of Vietnamese architecture, such as pitched roofs. The gray granite material used has gray, black and red grinding inside.

One Pillar Temple

Rising from a pillar in the center of an elegant square lotus pond , the one-pillar temple is said to represent the lotus growing out of the water. Built between the years 1028 and 1054 during the reign of Emperor Ly Thai Thong of the Ly Dynasty , the One Pillar Pagoda is one of the most representative temples in Vietnam.

11:30 Lunch

1 hour and 30 minutes (lunch at own expense )

13:00  Attractions/Experiences

Confucian Temple - Imperial College

It is one of the rich and diverse relics in Hanoi, Bangkok, the capital of Vietnam. It is located south of Thang Long Capital and is divided into two parts. The Temple of Literature is dedicated to Confucius, and the Imperial College is the first university in Vietnamese history.

Hanoi Cathedral

In the list of the seven cathedrals in Hanoi selected by many domestic and foreign newspapers and magazines, Hanoi Cathedral has always ranked first. Because this is one of the oldest religious projects in the capital Hanoi, it still retains the ancient elegance and unique architectural style that was once a symbol of Hanoi.
 

The driver and tour guide will take you back to the hotel at 16:00 . Tour is over!