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Tap into HANOI DISTRICTS
There are a large number of fascinating sights to discover, scattered through multiple districts in Hanoi, each of which with its own ambiance. Here is the list of Hanoi districts in order of importance. Please click on the links below to find out more about the tourist attractions, museums, temples, pagodas, shops, and restaurants in each area!
Hoan Kiem District
Hoan Kiem, located in the center of Hanoi, is the most prominent sightseeing district of the city. Visiting Hanoi without stepping inside Hoan Kiem district is the same as traveling to Pisa without going to the leaning tower. For more information about where to go, what to do, what to see and where to eat in this famous district, click here: Hoan Kiem District
Ba Dinh District
Ba Dinh, used to be called “The French Quarter”, is one of the most urban districts in Hanoi. It reflects the French colonialism period in Vietnam as we can find many old buildings imprinted French architectural styles, making the city more beautiful and impressive. Read more here: Ba Dinh District
Tay Ho District
Tay Ho is considered the district of tranquility to some Hanoians since they see this area as a chill-out area for them by befriending with the nature of the freshwater lake (West lake) and the beautiful flowers villages. It is one of the most popular destinations in Hanoi for anyone who loves photography. Click here to get more information, especially when it would be the best time to visit this district:
Tay Ho District
Dong Da District
Dong Da is the most populated district in Hanoi, and it has the most well-known tourist site in Hanoi: The Temple of Literature. Besides, it contains few smaller spots worth visiting for anyone who would like to understand more about Vietnamese lifestyle. Read more here: Dong Da District
Cau Giay District
Cau Giay is famous for Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. This museum always appears in different lists of top attractions in Hanoi. Read more here: Cau Giay District