Things to do in Phu Yen

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No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Sapa

Sun World Fansipan Legend

• Ride a cable car to conquer the highest peak in Vietnam. • Admire the most pristine natural scenery of Sapa. • View of the magnificent architectural complex from the top of the mountain. ▴Take a cable car to the highest peak in Vietnam and overlook the lush scenery below. ▴Admire the stunning views of Sapa Rice Terraces and the picturesque Hoang Lien Mountains. ▴Enjoy the sea of clouds hovering over the mountain ridge and the magnificent group of Buddha statues.

No. 8 of Best Things to Do in Hanoi

Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum

Ho Chi Minh's Mausoleum is located on the west side of Ba Dinh Square in Hanoi. It is a mausoleum housing the remains of President Ho Chi Minh and was completed in the 1970s. The entire structure is modeled after Lenin's Mausoleum at Red Square in Moscow, while incorporating local Vietnamese elements such as a sloping roof. Built entirely of gray granite, it is square, imposing, and over 20 meters high. The lintel is engraved with the name President Ho Chi Minh in deep red jade, and the viewing stands on both sides extend forward, integrating with the square. Inside, the mausoleum is paved with polished gray, black, and red stone, with soft lighting and a solemn, respectful atmosphere. The honor guards at the entrance change shifts every hour, and their synchronized marching and rifle-handling movements are a common sight that makes visitors stop and watch. The flower gardens surrounding the mausoleum contain over 200 varieties of plants from all over Vietnam.

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Hồ Truyền Thống

36 Pho Phuong

36 Pho Phuong is the old town area north of Hoan Kiem Lake, a maze of narrow streets and alleys, and serves as Hanoi's main commercial district. It continues the long-standing tradition of "trade streets": in the past, artisans and merchants of various trades gathered together, with each street dedicated to a single type of business. Most street names begin with "Hang" (trade), so you can guess what is sold just by looking at the street name. The entire district is bustling yet primitive, fashionable yet old-fashioned, featuring many unique handicraft shops as well as studios for local artists. Half the fun of exploring here is shopping for goods; handicrafts such as silk scarves, ao dai, and lacquerware are packed into old houses with narrow frontages and great depth. In many shops, you can see artisans working on-site, hammering silver or painting lacquer. The other half of the fun is eating: street-side rice noodle stalls are everywhere, and night market stalls often appear nearby after dark. The aroma of snacks, mixed with the endless stream of motorcycles, sets the scene for the old town's nightlife.

No. 1 of Family-friendly Attractions in Hanoi

Lotte World Aquarium Hanoi

- Inspired by the endless wonders of the deep blue ocean and the unique cultural heritage of Vietnam, the aquarium is designed to reflect traditional folklore, based on the legend of Cá Ông - the guardian god of fishermen on their sea voyages. - Spanning a vast area of 9,094 square meters with 67 tanks, this underwater kingdom is home to over 31,000 marine species, from adorable jellyfish to powerful sharks. Notably, you will have the chance to meet the first-ever family of California sea lions born in Vietnam! - A wide range of educational and recreational activities are available, offering visitors, especially children, fascinating and insightful experiences about the ocean world. - Explore the marine ecosystem with Cá Ông through AR technology, where you'll dive deep into the enchanting ocean world and uncover hidden secrets of marine creatures. Let's admire the diverse ocean world at Lotte World Aquarium Hanoi - the largest indoor aquarium in Vietnam! Discover a beautiful underwater world with diverse and exciting experiences.

Huy Nà Phái

People's Committee of Phù Yên Commune

No. 2 of Best Things to Do in Ha Long Bay

Sun World Halong Complex

Sun World Ha Long – A pinnacle of amusement, excitement and endless joys! Spanning 214ha in total, Sun World Ha Long is world-class amusement and recreational complex that consists of two main areas: The Coastal Amusement Park and Amusement Park on Ba Deo Hill, which are connected together with a unique cabe car system. The Sun World Ha Long is a brainchild of Sun Group, one of the top-notch companies in investment and operation of amusement and recreational compounds, which have carved their marks through Sun World Ba Na Hills, Sun World Danang Wonders or Sun World Fansipan Legend… Given the experiences and prestige of Sun Group, Sun World Ha Long is expected to become a top and ideal destination of Vietnam. Let's get east for the unlimited Sun World Ha Long, including two major compounds connected together with a unique cable car system: The Coastal Amusement Park on scenic Bai Chay Beach spans up to 169ha and consists of various attractive facilities such as the Dragon Park – an extreme game zone and the most spectacular roller coaster of Vietnam; an exciting Typhoon Water Park called the Tornado Bay; and the unwinding coast of Ha Long, encircled with the sapphire water and silky white sandy beach.  A sea-crossing cable car system stretching 2km carries passengers to Sun Hills, a complex of exciting games and most delightful amusement facilities. Some must-visits on Sun Hills include the Zen Garden, indoor game zone The Mysterious Castle and in particular the Sun Wheel, one of the tallest Ferris wheels of the world. Peculiar cuisine A catering chain in Sun World Ha Long is diverse enough, ranging from local treats to more exotic fusion ones that cater to all possible palates of visitors. It will be a perfect destination for you all to explore and relish most inspiring foods in Sun World Ha Long.