Tourists in the Temple of Literature - the first University in Vietnam (Photo: VNA) The tour,
co-organised by the Hanoi Tourist Corporation, the Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam
Cultural and Scientific Centre, and the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum aims to
connect tourist accommodation with other attractions, restaurants and
shopping malls, as well as provide other guide services and tourist
narratives.
Speaking
at the opening ceremony, Deputy Director General of the Vietnam National
Administration of Tourism Ha Van Sieu spoke highly of efforts made by
organisers in launching the tour. This new tourism product is expected to
create more favourable conditions for tourists while discovering the capital
city, he added.
The Hanoi
Golden Tour includes hotels such as Thang Long Opera Hanoi, Sofitel Legend
Metropole Hanoi, Hotel De L'opera, Hilton Opera Hanoi, Hoa Binh, Melia Hanoi,
Movenpick Hotel, Mercure, and Eastin Easy GTC Hanoi.
These
hotels will be linked with a number of tourist attractions such as Hanoi Old
Quarter, Ngoc Son Temple, the Vietnam History Museum, the Hanoi Opera House;
the Vietnam Women’s Museum, Hoa Lo Prison historical relic site, Quan Su
Pagoda; the Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam (the Temple of Literature), the Vietnam
Fine Art Museum; Ba Dinh Square, One Pillar Pagoda, the Ho Chi Minh
Mausoleum, the Ho Chi Minh Museum, the President Ho Chi Minh relic site at
the Presidential Palace, and Thang Long Imperial Citadel, among others.
In
addition, tourists will be provided with a chance to learn about Vietnam’s
traditional fondness of learning through paintings displayed at the Vietnam
Fine Arts Museum and Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam and through meetings with artisans
and painters.
Van Mieu
- Quoc Tu Giam is a famous historical and cultural relic consisting of the
Temple of Literature and Vietnam’s first university. The Temple of Literature
was built in
Visitors
will also learn how to make handicrafts at Dong Lac communal house at 38 Hang
Dao Street, Hanoi.
Hanoi has
recently been chosen among most attractive destinations in Asia and the world
by prestigious travel magazines and websites, including TripAdvisor.
The
capital city welcomed almost 2.65 million foreign visitors in the first nine
months of
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