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Sightseeing in Hanoi
Sightseeing in Hanoi

Founded during the reign of King Ly Cong Uan in 1010AD, Hanoi enjoys a perfectlocation at he heart of North Vietnam. Come and explore more than 600 pagodasduring sightseeing in Vietnam. If you miss visiting the spectacular Hoan KiemLake during sightseeing in Hanoi, you miss half the fun!

One-Pillar Pagoda:
Originally known as Dien Huu (Longevity) Pagoda, One-Pillar Pagoda is shaped as a lotus flower. Legendssay that this pagoda was characterized as the symbol of Buddha. It was built byKing Ly Thai Tong in 1049.

Tran Quoc Pagoda:
Known asthe cultural symbol of Vietnamese Buddhism, Tran Quoc Pillar was built by KingLy Nam De under the original name of Khai Quoc (National Founder). Originallybuilt on the bank of the Red River, Tran Quoc Pagoda was shifted to the Kim HguIslet due river crumbling.

Hoan Kiem Lake:
Formerlyknown as Luc Thuy, Hoan Kiem Lake is also called the Restored Sword Lake. Thislake has a famous legend story of a sword behind its formation. Do visit theHoan Kiem Lake during Sightseeing in Hanoi.

The West Lake:
Also knownas Ho Tay, the West Lake was formed due the changes in the course of the RedRiver. Getto know the famous legends about the West Lake during your SightseeingTour in Hanoi.

Truc Bach Lake:
Formed inthe 17th century, Truc Bach Lake was originally called Co Ngu. When you visitthe Truc Bach Lake, make sure to have a look at the Truc Lam Palace that builton the site of this beautiful lake in Vietnam.

Ha Noi Women\\'s Museum:
HaNoi Women\\'s Museum as the name suggests exhibits events and research library forconference on women\\'s issues. House to morethan 3,000 items that are on display, Ha Noi Women\\'s Museum will take you to thehistorical era of Vietnam. So, do make sure to visit this ancient museum duringHanoi Sightseeing.

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