Things to do in Lotte World Aquarium Hanoi

The staff were enthusiastic, and the app was fast, efficient, easy to use, and cheaper than buying tickets directly. All I had to do was show the QR code, and the staff scanned it, and I was done. Overall, the aquarium met all my expectations: there were many beautiful exhibits, the staff had a great attitude, and the glass enclosures were clean, allowing a clear view of the fish inside. It was quite crowded the day I went. For families, remember to check the schedule to see the capybara interaction, underwater performances, and more! 👏👏👏

Was able to experience their culture as to how to making insence and hats in a traditional way. An eye opener for me how important it is to preserve our culture. The tour guide is really nice and accommodating. Her purpose in promoting the local tradition/culture is really commendable.

My sister and I always make it a point to visit towers whenever we travel to a new country, so Hanoi Sky was definitely on our list! We were lucky that there were only a few people when we visited, so it wasn’t crowded at all. We really loved the view from the top, especially being able to see Hanoi from above. It was a relaxing and enjoyable stop during our trip, and definitely worth visiting if you want a nice panoramic view of the city!

Piey is so well versed in Vietnamese coffee culture. Great personality for such an inclusive deep dive into coffee and how it's made. I recommend her 1000%. The small class size makes the experience a bigger plus.

To wrap up our Sapa trip with my nieces and nephews living in Hanoi, Vietnam, we took a one-day city tour bus around Hanoi. I was a bit worried because it had been raining since morning, but we decided to go out and wait it out over lunch. The weather cleared up, so we immediately booked tickets, exchanged them at the booth, and boarded the bus, which was incredibly convenient. The city tour was enjoyable and informative, with audio commentary available in various languages via headphones at each famous spot, and the estimated one-hour duration flew by. I was very satisfied with the open-air view from the second floor and the air conditioning, which made it comfortable even in the hot midday sun.

This was such a great class. It didn’t even feel like “learning”, it felt like old friends catching up despite us meeting for the very first time. Lynn (our instructor) was very friendly and made sure everyone had something to do. She made the class fun and engaging. I enjoyed every moment.

This was one of my favourite experiences in Hanoi. The local market tour was a great way to learn about Vietnamese ingredients before heading back to cook. The instructors were friendly, knowledgeable, and made everyone feel welcome, even if you had very little cooking experience. We made several delicious traditional dishes, and the recipes were explained clearly so I can recreate them at home. Everything was well organised, the kitchen was clean, and the atmosphere was fun and relaxed. I left with a full stomach, new cooking skills, and a much better understanding of Vietnamese cuisine. The food was absolutely delicious and has definitely made me want to eat Vietnamese food again when I get home. I would highly recommend this class to anyone visiting Hanoi.

I had a good experience. I was able to see the significant landmarks of Hanoi. I had a wrong timing because it was too hot that time. I suggest that you take the bus around 5:00 PM onwards and see the landmarks with the lights on.

A very fun experience for us, we get to hands on make the baguette and this is the first time making a bread from scratch. We also learn alot about the Vietnam coffee. Alex is so friendly and make the class so much fun.