Fall tourist destinations in Hanoi "must visit"

1. The most romantic street in the capital - Phan Dinh Phung

This street has long become a super HOT virtual living coordinate in Hanoi. With rows of ancient crocodiles below filled with yellow leaves, Phan Dinh Phung street brings a poetic, romantic space typical of autumn. Shimmering rays of sunlight pass through each leaf, creating a feeling of lightness and clarity that is hard to describe in words.

The uniqueness of Phan Dinh Phung lies not only in the scenery but also in the ancient French architecture of the rows of houses on the sidelines. Experiencing this street in the fall of Hanoi, you will feel the appeal of yellow leaves, the scent of street vendors and the graceful beauty of a young woman in a white ao dai.

Don't forget to bring your phone and camera to capture beautiful moments on this road.

2. Sword Lake, West Lake

Sword Lake and West Lake - two beautiful and special places in autumn in Hanoi. Hoan Kiem Lake attracts you with rows of trees changing leaves, rows of willows bending in the morning dew, and bunches of bright red flowers falling all over the roadside. Next to West Lake, the golden sunlight of autumn creates wonderful beauty.

Coming here, you can stroll with friends, enjoy life stories, and immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere of autumn. Sword Lake and West Lake represent indispensable experiences during an autumn trip to Hanoi.

Besides, if you want to explore more about the capital, take the time to visit 36 streets, Ngoc Son temple, The Huc bridge, Tran Quoc pagoda... to feel the culture, cuisine and love for Hanoi.

Both Hoan Kiem Lake and West Lake locations have bold autumn beauty, close and familiar to Hanoi people.

3. Hanoi Old Quarter

Hanoi's Old Quarter, with its rich history and ancient beauty, is a destination not to be missed when exploring Hanoi's 36 streets. Walking in the heart of the old town, you will see lovely old houses and visit ancient temples, imbued with the sophistication of Hanoi culture. On every street corner, you can find beautiful little cafes, where you can sit together and sip a cup of fragrant coffee and savor a little taste of Hanoi's autumn.

Not only that, you will be fascinated by the diversity of culture, art, and cuisine. Here, the famous Dong Xuan market will give you the opportunity to enjoy delicious specialties. Not only is it a traditional shopping place, Dong Xuan market is also a destination that attracts tourists because of its vibrant atmosphere and variety of goods.

Surrounded by ancient French architecture, the small streets interspersed create a typical autumn space of the Capital.

4. Uncle Ho's Mausoleum - Ba Dinh Square

When visiting Uncle Ho's Mausoleum and Ba Dinh Square, you will enter a historical journey and deeply feel the greatness of President Ho Chi Minh.

For that reason, if you come to Hanoi on the National Day holiday of September 2, you cannot miss visiting Uncle Ho's Mausoleum and participating in the flag-raising ceremony at Ba Dinh Square. At that time, each of us will remember the important moments of the birth of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam on September 2, 1945, which will be vividly recreated in your soul.

The feeling of excitement and jubilation on National Day will definitely make your trip meaningful and memorable.

5. Long Bien Bridge

Long Bien Bridge is a symbol that witnesses the ups and downs of time and history. You can choose to visit Long Bien Bridge in the early morning of autumn in Hanoi, when the city has not yet awakened and the space on the bridge is still quiet. Or you can also walk on the bridge at sunset and when the capital lights up, creating a poetic and romantic space.

Long Bien Bridge is not only a beautiful architectural work but also a beautiful symbol of Hanoi.

6. Hang Dau Booth

Hang Dau boots, when welcoming autumn, become both more ancient and more magical than ever. This is truly a check-in location not to be missed for anyone who loves classic beauty and romantic space.

When looking at the scenery here in the fall of Hanoi, you will admire the yellow leaves changing with the rhythm of time. Ancient houses with tiled roofs and sparkling lanterns create a magical picture, attracting many poetic hearts.

If you want to enjoy the deep autumn atmosphere, stop at Hang Dau Booth to admire ancient pieces in the new autumn scenery.

7. Thang Long Imperial Citadel

Thang Long Imperial Citadel is one of the special architectural wonders bearing the mark of many beautiful historical periods. Recognized as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO, this place is a destination not to be missed in the journey to explore Hanoi.

Entering the Imperial Citadel, you will feel like you are lost in a great space of history. The elaborate and splendid architecture of city walls, gates, palaces and temples takes you back to the glorious times of the ancient dynasty.

Thang Long Imperial Citadel carries within it many stories of ups and downs of history that have been left behind over time.