Things to do in Temple of Literature

Levy was a great guide , very informative and patient and welcoming. He went in depth in covering all the historical details of the temple and answered our questions with a lot of patience. 100% enjoyed ❤️

private tour with Paul … he very good in explaining the story from beginning to the end!

The Hanoi Night Sightseeing Double-Decker Bus was a wonderful experience and a relaxing way to explore the city after sunset. The upper deck offered fantastic views of Hanoi’s beautifully illuminated landmarks, including Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter. The cool evening breeze made the ride even more enjoyable. The audio guide provided interesting information about the city's history and culture. The route was well planned, allowing us to see many famous attractions without the hassle of walking through crowded streets. I highly recommend this experience for first-time visitors who want to enjoy Hanoi’s vibrant nighttime atmosphere and capture some great photos along the way

We visited three city attractions in the morning and three in the afternoon, each with its own unique charm. There wasn't much walking, so it wasn't overly tiring. Lunch included local cuisine, which was hearty and saved us the cost of a meal. Among the six attractions, I particularly enjoyed One Pillar Pagoda, Hoa Lo Prison, and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum; they truly capture Vietnam's unique character! I recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see multiple city sights in a short amount of time without worrying about transportation!

The tour was truly informative about the history of Vietnam! Our tour guide, Thomas, was articulate and very generous with his knowledge. He made sure everyone is safe and comfortable. 15/10 for Thomas!

While taking a walk around Hoan Kiem, I saw some staff members and asked about the schedule. Since I didn't have cash, I booked right away on Klook in front of them and boarded immediately. It was nice to see famous places in Hanoi from the outside and have a Korean-speaking guide, but the timing was a bit off, so I listened to the explanations while looking at Google Maps. Even though it was late October morning, the sun was hot, so I used the Non la (conical hat) they gave me to avoid the sun, but in the shade, it was nice to take off the hat and feel the cool breeze^^

I really enjoyed this tour! It was a great chance to visit the incense-making village and the traditional conical hat village and learn more about the local culture. The places were beautiful, and it was interesting to see how the locals make these traditional products by hand. I also loved the peaceful atmosphere and the chance to take some lovely photos.

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.

I had a wonderful time wearing the Ao Dai and strolling around the city! The staff were also very pleasant! However, I wandered around for about 15 minutes at first because I couldn't find the shop. It would be even better if there was a landmark for the store!