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Noi Bai International Airport 14 min

One Pillar Pagoda (37 min)
Rebuilt iconic Buddhist temple, originally erected in 1049, designed to resemble a lotus blossom.

Vietnam Military History Museum (36 min)
Museum of military history featuring artifacts from different campaigns & a collection of aircraft.

Tran Quoc Pagoda (30 min)
Buddhist temple built in the 6th century on a small, charming island with numerous shrines.

Quan Thanh Temple (33 min)
Taoist temple featuring a spacious courtyard & a shrine with a revered bronze statue.

Ho Chi Minh Museum (36 min)
Built in 1979, the museum contains artifacts & photographs dedicated to President Ho Chi Minh.

Vietnam Museum of Ethnology (29 min)
Ethnological museum offering exhibits on Vietnam's various cultures, with gardens & a restaurant.

Presidential Palace (33 min)
Circa-1900s Colonial palace built for the French governor general of Indochina; exterior views only.

West Lake (29 min)
Urban freshwater lake with an 11-mile perimeter & a 6th century pagoda in the middle.

Dong Xuan Market (36 min)
Big, bustling covered market packed with vendors selling food, clothing & goods at wholesale prices.

Trúc Bạch Lake (33 min)
Lake in a residential area featuring a monument marking the capture of John McCain in 1967.

Co Loa Citadel (25 min)
Fortified citadel featuring the ruins of an ancient imperial palace, temple & walls.

Old Quarter (38 min)
Historic trading district with a night market, narrow lanes, food hawkers & hotchpotch tube houses.

Thanh Chuong's Viet Palace (23 min)
Complex of restored traditional buildings amid lotus ponds & leafy gardens, plus antiques & art.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (35 min)
Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh's body is on display in this mausoleum & historic site.

Thăng Long Imperial Citadel (37 min)
Imperial citadel complex with 11th-century buildings & sculptures, including a tower & stone dragon.