Hanoi Opera House

The Hanoi Opera House, a French government initiative at the turn of the 20th century, underwent construction from 1901 to 1911. The site, previously a wetland area belonging to Thach Tan and Tay Luong villages in the Phuc Lan – Tho Xuong District, was chosen following a city council meeting chaired by Richard, Hanoi’s envoy, […]

Bat Trang Pottery Village

Location and Transportation to Bat Trang Pottery Village: Situated along the Red River in Gia Lam District, Hanoi, Bat Trang Pottery Village is conveniently located just 14 kilometers from the city center. To reach this cultural gem, travelers have various transportation options, including public buses, motorbikes, taxis, or shuttle buses provided by Bat Trang Village […]

Thang Long Water Puppet Theater Hanoi

Thang Long Water Theater in Hanoi stands out as the ultimate destination for immersing oneself in the captivating world of Vietnamese traditional water puppetry. Positioned as a renowned tourist attraction, this theater welcomes visitors every day, presenting a myriad of unique performances that narrate historical tales through the art of puppetry on water. As you […]

Hoa Lo Prison Ha Noi

The term Hoa Lo, commonly interpreted as “fiery furnace” or “Hell’s hole,” also carries the meaning of “stove.” Its origins lie in the street name “Pho Hoa Lo,” named due to the concentration of shops selling wood stoves and coal-fire stoves along the street from pre-colonial times. Constructed in Hanoi by the French between 1886 […]

54 Traditions Gallery

54 Traditions Gallery stands as Vietnam’s sole gallery dedicated to showcasing the antiques, artifacts, and art originating from the country’s diverse 54 ethnic groups. Our exhibition spaces are meticulously organized, each devoted to specific categories such as the Central Highlands, Tribal Textiles, The Shamanic Tradition, Functional Objects, Water Puppets, and Stone and Bronze Antiques. Embracing […]