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Top 50+ commonly asked questions about hanoi

1. What are some exotic places in Hanoi?

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Lake of the Restored Sword, Hanoi Ceramic Mosaic Mural, Tháp RùaTower, Bat Trang Ceramic Village, 54 Traditions, Hoa Fashion, Bambou Silk, Quan Su Temple, Temple of Literature and many more.

2. Is it safe to walk around Hanoi at night?

Hanoi is quite safe to walk around at night. I felt safe walking around Hanoi at night in the old quarter, where streetside food vendors were abundant and businesses stayed open well into the evening. That said, like anywhere in the world, I wouldn’t have felt comfortable walking down dark, deserted streets alone.

3. Is 2 days in Hanoi enough?

You could easily spend a week in Hanoi and Halong bay without feeling bored. However, for most people with limited time, a few days would be good. For example, a 3 days in Hanoi and 2 days in Halong bay itinerary would cover most of both destinations.

4. How many days in Hanoi is enough?

Three days is the perfect amount of time to experience the best of Hanoi and its attractions. From the city’s most beautiful spots to landmarks steeped in history, Hanoi has something to appeal to everyone. Plus you’ll want to try as much of the awesome local food as possible during your 3 days in Hanoi.

5. Is it normal to tip in Vietnam?

Tipping isn’t mandatory or customary in Vietnam, but it is always appreciated. If you’re happy with the services provided by waiters, drivers and other service workers, leaving a small tip is a good way to show your appreciation.

6. Is Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City better?

Ultimately, the choice between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City depends on what you are interested in seeing and doing. If you prefer a more traditional and historical experience, then Hanoi may be a better choice. If you want a more modern and vibrant atmosphere, then Ho Chi Minh City may be the better option.

7. What not to wear in Hanoi?

While linen and cotton are good options, cotton in particular does not dry well in high humidity. Athletic wear designed to absorb sweat and stay dry is a better option for humid days. Remember that short shorts, crop tops and tank tops are not considered appropriate in Vietnam.

8. What is the richest street in Hanoi?

In the old time, Hang Bac specializes on silver casting, jewelry and money exchange.

9. Where do the rich stay in Hanoi?

Distinguished by masses of French colonial architecture, Hoan Kiem district is home to Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a rich entourage of fun-lovers, enticing restaurants, attractions and more. Property here is amongst the most expensive in the city, due to its proximity to all the most important amenities.

10. What is the most romantic street in Hanoi?

Phan Dinh Phung Street, one of the most popular streets in Hanoi, attracts many tourists because it has the widest sidewalks in Hanoi, with two rows of big sau or Dracontomelum trees, and visitors can be immersed in a lush green atmosphere

11. What is the biggest problem in Hanoi?

Traffic, logistics and congestion are major problems in Hanoi

12. Is street food in Hanoi safe?

Is it safe to eat? The answer is yes, but only if you use caution and common sense to suss out safe street food vendors. Here are a few things to consider before you decide to eat at a street food stall. The turnover and volume at the street stall is an important consideration.

13. Where is the party street in Hanoi?

Bia Hoi Junction represents the quintessential Hanoi nightlife. Housing more than 200 small bars that serve Bia hoi, this area is mostly frequented by students, locals, backpackers and tourists.

The 1000-year-old Vietnamese capital, Hanoi is known for its incredible architecture, out-of-the-world street foods, and many cultural and historical sites. The Old Quarter is where most of Hanoi’s tourist sites, hotels, bars, and restaurants can be found.

15. Is staring rude in Vietnam?

Constant eye contact – staring! – is considered impolite and rude. Try to show respect by speaking in Vietnamese if you can.

16. When should we avoid Hanoi?

With regards to weather, the worst time to visit Hanoi and Halong Bay is during the summer months from May to September. During these months, the weather is usually hot and humid, with daily high temperatures averaging around 35–38°C (95–100°F) and high levels of rainfall.

17. Can I drink the water in Hanoi?

Some households may also rely on bottled water for drinking and cooking purposes. In general, tap water in Vietnam is not considered safe for consumption without further treatment, especially for foreigners or those who are not used to the local water supply.

Hanoi has established a reputation as a foodie’s paradise, with hundreds of street food sellers spread across the city. From the iconic Pho and Banh Mi to the lesser-known Banh Cuon and Bun Thang, Hanoi street food offers an extensive variety of tastes that are distinctive to the city.

19. What is the famous square in Hanoi?

Ba Dinh Square is an exceptionally important historical site in Hanoi, having witnessed the country’s many ups and downs. If you are planning a trip to Vietnam’s capital city, make sure to include this location in your itinerary!

20. Does Hanoi have a walking street?

Hoan Kiem Lake Walking Street is one of the most vibrant and bustling places to visit in Hanoi. Every weekend, it comes alive with a wide range of entertainment options, music performances, and delicious street food.

21. Is there good nightlife in Hanoi?

Hanoi is a city with so many unique things to do at night and is unlike any other capital in Southeast Asia or the even the world. While it won’t win over many plaudits for its nightclubs, there are a multitude of fun and interesting things to see and places to go.

22. Which is the famous street in Old Quarter Hanoi?

Visit Hang Ma Street – one of the busiest streets in Ha Noi. Located in the Old Quarter, Hang Ma Street is known by tourists as the busiest and most brilliant of the 36 ancient streets in Hanoi. It is famous for the traditional craft of making votive paper.

23. Which city has best nightlife in Vietnam?

One of the best cities for experiencing nightlife in Vietnam, Hanoi has got it all.Mar 23, 2023

24. Are there pickpockets in Hanoi?

You can find pickpockets in most big cities such as Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi and Nha Trang. These thieves usually work alone or in a group and often show up in crowded places such as main streets, public transportation, stations, markets, night bars & clubs …

25. Are there slums in Hanoi?

The neighbourhood is part of Phuc Xa Ward in Hanoi’s Ba Dinh District, one of the central districts. It’s considered one of the capital’s slums.

26. Is Hanoi safe for female travellers?

Hanoi is among the top five safest destinations in Southeast Asia for female solo travelers, according to a report released by the Singapore-based travel magazine Tripzilla. “Although travel should be both easy and accessible for everyone, the sad reality is that the world remains a dangerous place for women.

27. Which month is best for Hanoi?

The best time to visit is between April and November when sunshine and temperatures are at there best and rainfall is lowest. The hottest month of the year is June with an average daily maximum of 35 C and an average low of 27 C.

28. Which month is the best in Hanoi Vietnam?

March and April are the best months to visit Hanoi, with temperatures ranging between 20-24 degrees. The blue skies, as well as the mild temperature, are perfect for exploring Hanoi’s many attractions by foot too.

29. What is the best area to stay in Hanoi?

+ The Old Quarter / Hoan Kiem – Where to stay in Hanoi for the first time.
+ West Lake / Tay Ho – Where to stay in Hanoi for nightlife.
+ Ba Dinh – Where to stay in Hanoi with a family.
+ Hai Ba Trung.

30. Is it rude to leave food on your plate in Vietnam?

Oldest Eats First: Don’t eat until the oldest person at the table begins eating. Clean Plate: Make sure to eat all the food you are given, this is seen as a compliment. It is offensive to leave food on a plate.

31. Is 100000 VND a good tip?

VND 100,000 is typical if you are pleased with your tour. If you have a great tour guide and driver then let them know! Usually when giving the tip, just give the amount to the tour guide and they will divide it out amongst the driver(s) and themselves.

32. Which month is coldest in Hanoi?

Hanoi and North Vietnam has a distinct winter and summer season. The cool but mostly dry winter lasts from November to April when temperatures average 17-22°C with the coldest months being January – March.

33. Should you tip after massage Vietnam?

If you need a massage to unwind after your adventures in Vietnam it is appropriate to leave a small tip to the therapist. Budget around 10-15% of the treatment price.

34. Is Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh richer?

Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), also known as Saigon, is generally considered the wealthiest city in Vietnam.

35. Which city is rich in Vietnam?

Ho Chi Minh City, the largest financial hub in Vietnam, has been named among the top 10 wealthiest cities in the world for this year, announced Henley & Partners, the global leader in residence and citizenship by investment, in partnership with wealth intelligence firm New World Wealth.

36. Is Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh safer?

Hanoi ranked 5th, HCMC 14th safest tourist city in Southeast Asia

37. How much is it at Red Light District?

There’s no such thing as an entrance fee, as the area is publicly accessible. The sex workers are free to set their own prices, based on the clients wishes. However, to give you an indication; in most brothels, the tariffs start at €50,- for a short (10-15 minutes), basic service.

38. What is the famous red light area in Vietnam?

Apart from features of a lively nightlife like other walking streets, Bui Vien Street is also known as “Red light district” in Ho Chi Minh City

40. What is considered rude in Vietnam?

Patting a person’s back, especially a senior or someone of higher status, pointing to other people while talking, or putting one’s feet on a table or sitting on a desk while talking are all rude and disrespectful. Winking is regarded as indecent, especially when directed at people of the opposite sex.

50. Can you brush your teeth with tap water in Hanoi?

Tap water is usually safe for brushing teeth, but you should not swallow them. If you accidentally drink tap water, you can quickly take a little bit more bottled water to dilute that environment.

51. Can you flush toilet paper in Hanoi?

If there’s a waste bin, be sure to toss your used tissues away, but if you’re in a hotel or shopping centre with an efficient sewage system, definitely flush!

52. What is the most expensive district in Hanoi?

Hang Bac – The “richest” street of Hanoi. Hang Bac (silver) is considered as the “most expensive” street among 36 well-known old streets in Hanoi.

53. Where do rich Vietnamese people live?

There is a lot of money to be made in Hanoi’s gated communities, private townships and luxury property developments, and catering to the urban elite has made some of Vietnam’s wealthy even wealthier.

54. Is crime high in Hanoi?

In Vietnam, crime is rated HIGH in both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Typical of any large metropolitan area, crimes of opportunity involving foreigners are regularly reported. Exercising common sense and a heightened sense of personal protective awareness will prevent you from becoming a criminal target.

55. What hotel did Obama stay at in Hanoi?

Autograph from President Obama’s stay – Picture of JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi

56. What is the average income in Hanoi Vietnam?

The average salary in Vietnam is 17.2 million Vietnamese Dong (VND) per month or 733 USD/month (according to the exchange rates in May 2023) — which is significantly lower than the average salaries in countries like the USA or UK.

57. What is the oldest place in Hanoi?

Bach Ma Temple (White Horse)-the oldest building in Hanoi. Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam, is an amalgamation of the old and the new. It is a city that has upheld its ancient traditions amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life. One such ancient treasure of Hanoi is the Bach Ma Temple.

58. What is the sister city of Hanoi?

Vietnam’s Two Sisters: Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City together exemplify the vitality and importance of this Southeast Asian nation.

Đăng bởi: Nguyễn Tấn Sang

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