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Start your day by exploring the bustling streets of the Hanoi Old Quarter . Visit the Dong Xuan Market , one of the largest and oldest markets in Hanoi, where you can find a variety of goods and souvenirs.

Take a break from the busy streets and visit the peaceful Temple of Literature , Vietnam's first national university. Explore the Vietnamese Women’s Museum to learn about the role of women in Vietnamese history and culture.

For dinner, try some local street food in the Old Quarter, such as banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich) or pho (Vietnamese noodle soup).

Start your day by visiting the Hoa Lo Prison , also known as the "Hanoi Hilton," to learn about its history during the Vietnam War. Take a walk around Hoan Kiem Lake , also known as the Lake of the Restored Sword, and visit the Ngoc Son Temple located on an island in the lake.

Head to the Vietnam National Museum of History to explore its extensive collection of artifacts showcasing Vietnam's rich history. Visit St Joseph’s Cathedral , a beautiful Gothic-style cathedral located in the heart of Hanoi.

End your day by taking a stroll across the historic Long Bien Bridge , which offers panoramic views of the Red River and Hanoi skyline.

Start your day by visiting the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum , where you can admire a wide range of Vietnamese art from different periods. Explore the surrounding area and visit Phu Tay Ho , a popular temple located on the shores of West Lake.

Head to the Ho Chi Minh Museum to learn more about the life and achievements of Ho Chi Minh, the founding father of modern Vietnam. Visit the Vietnam Military History Museum to explore its collection of military artifacts.

For dinner, try some traditional Vietnamese cuisine at a local restaurant and enjoy a water puppet show, a unique form of Vietnamese folk art.

Start your day by visiting the Hanoi Weekend Night Market in the Old Quarter, where you can find a wide range of goods including clothing, accessories, and souvenirs. Explore the surrounding streets and visit local shops selling traditional Vietnamese products.

Head to the Trang Tien Plaza, a luxury shopping mall in the heart of Hanoi, where you can find international brands and designer boutiques. Visit the Vincom Center, one of the largest shopping centers in Hanoi, and enjoy some retail therapy.

End your day by exploring the street food stalls in the Old Quarter and trying some local delicacies such as banh cuon (steamed rice rolls) or bun cha (grilled pork with noodles).