Things to do in Tran Quoc Pagoda

If you want to participate in the street food tour, you must buy the pass, which is equivalent to another point being a gift, which is great value!

The viewing platform is not the focus. After strolling around the viewing platform, be sure to buy something from the supermarket downstairs. Many coffee biscuits are available for tasting, which is much more cost-effective than in the old city. There are not many people at the observation deck, so there is no need to queue. I paid for it with a pass.

A must visit when you come to Hanoi! No need to show a passport when you claim your ticket. Brace yourself self as you ascend up to 65th floor which is 272m. Walking on the glass floor is a challenging one. 😅🤭overall it’s a great place to chill till evening!

Teacher Cherry provided a really fun but was still an informative cooking session. She was really engaging and very patient with teaching us. The food we made are classic Vietnamese dishes which we really enjoyed along with the bonus egg coffee. Highly recommended this activty if you want an indoor but interactive experience.

It was a nice experience—well organized. The food served was great too. Just a heads-up about the boat ride: it can be bumpy and a bit scary when they park the boat. It seems normal for them to get hit by another boat during docking.

The tour was really well planned and guide was also giving really good insights about all the places. I recommend it. Kayaking was the best part do try it.

It was really a great experience to be at the top floor. the views from all the sides were really wow. It’s a great place to take photos. Also you can experience the feeling of walking on glass floor.

Lele and Tom are our tour guide. They showed us some local ways such as “no rushing and morning coffee on the side streets”. I’m very amazed!