Noi Bai International Airport 44 min
Dong Xuan Market (39 min)
Big, bustling covered market packed with vendors selling food, clothing & goods at wholesale prices. Hanoi Opera House (36 min)
Ornate performing arts hall opened in 1911 & staging classical music, dance & opera performances. Ho Chi Minh Museum (44 min)
Built in 1979, the museum contains artifacts & photographs dedicated to President Ho Chi Minh. West Lake (43 min)
Urban freshwater lake with an 11-mile perimeter & a 6th century pagoda in the middle. Ngoc Son Temple (37 min)
Confucian temple on a lake reached by bridge with tower & pavilions dedicated to the national hero. St. Joseph's Cathedral (40 min)
The Neo-Gothic design of this 1886 Catholic cathedral, the city's oldest church, echoes Notre Dame. Temple Of Literature (45 min)
Confucian temple with landscaped courtyards, numerous altars & shrines & an imposing front gate. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (42 min)
Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh's body is on display in this mausoleum & historic site. Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum (45 min)
Vietnamese fine art across various time periods plus media displayed in a 3-story colonial building. One Pillar Pagoda (45 min)
Rebuilt iconic Buddhist temple, originally erected in 1049, designed to resemble a lotus blossom. Thăng Long Imperial Citadel (43 min)
Imperial citadel complex with 11th-century buildings & sculptures, including a tower & stone dragon. Tran Quoc Pagoda (38 min)
Buddhist temple built in the 6th century on a small, charming island with numerous shrines. Hoa Lo Prison Relic (41 min)
Only the gatehouse, now a museum, remains of this storied prison for POWs during the Vietnam War. Hoàn Kiếm Lake (39 min)
Lake featuring a temple on a small island reached via a wooden bridge & a tower on another island. Old Quarter (37 min)
Historic trading district with a night market, narrow lanes, food hawkers & hotchpotch tube houses. | 
