Things to do in La Bang

Enjoy a six-star day trip on the Dolphin Halong Cruise in Halong Bay. The crew provides wristbands for identification, and there are Chinese/English guided tours. The cruise seamlessly blends a "floating resort + photo opportunity" experience. Upon boarding, there are welcome drinks, a panoramic restaurant, a rooftop pool, and a DJ sunset party, creating a lively atmosphere. Lunch is a buffet with a variety of seafood, Vietnamese cuisine, and Western hot dishes. The itinerary includes a cruise through the karst archipelago, a visit to the Amazing Cave to see stalactites, kayaking (bamboo rafting) at Luon Cave, and a hike up Ti Top (Titof Island) for panoramic views of the bay.

Hanoi Train Street (Southern section) was an unforgettable experience! Compared to the northern section, it felt more relaxed, less crowded, and had a more authentic local atmosphere. Watching the train pass just inches away while enjoying a coffee was thrilling yet well-managed by the café staff. Definitely the better choice if you’re looking for a quieter and more enjoyable Train Street experience.

Explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter 🇻🇳, a vibrant maze of historic streets filled with local life, street food, shops, cafés, and the unmistakable energy of Vietnam.

Beautiful cathedral and definitely one of the landmarks worth seeing when visiting Hanoi. I came in the evening, and the cathedral looked especially impressive with all the lights on. The old Gothic architecture, stained-glass window and the statue in front give the whole place a lot of character.The area around the cathedral was quite lively, with plenty of people taking photos and enjoying the evening. There are also lots of cafés and places to eat nearby, so it’s easy to include this as part of a walk around the Old Quarter.Worth visiting, and I think it looks particularly beautiful at night.