- Grand World – Hanoi
Located about 30km from the capital’s center, Grand World promises a host of exciting experiences. It is a trendy “mega-complex” that integrates entertainment, shopping, and dining with art and festivals. Visitors will be awestruck by the magnificent scenery and countless Instagram-worthy spots. Feast your eyes on this “sleepless paradise,” featuring a wide array of captivating, large-scale activities—the best of their kind in Northern Vietnam. Additionally, enjoy the unique blend of Asian and European cultures, with the Italian-inspired “The Venice” zone and the vibrant, Korean-style “K-Town” zone waiting to be explored. It is certainly a trip not to be missed this upcoming September 2nd holiday. - Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism
The Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism is part of the Dong Mo tourism area in Son Tay, Hanoi, making it an ideal stop for your September 2nd holiday. It offers a chance to immerse yourself in nature amidst stunning, poetic landscapes, featuring lush green valleys and surrounding lakes. Beyond being a place for leisure, it preserves the cultural heritage and daily lifestyles of the diverse ethnic groups across Vietnam. Capture striking photos while enjoying a variety of engaging activities. Any Vietnamese visitor will be deeply impressed by the country’s unique and rich cultural values found here. 3. Co Loa Citadel
The Co Loa Citadel relic site is located in Dong Anh District, Hanoi—approximately 24 km from the city center—making it an easily accessible destination for your trip. It is considered one of the most unique and impressive architectural feats in the history of Vietnamese fortification construction. Far more than just a holiday leisure spot, it offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration and discovery. Rich in cultural and historical significance, the site instills a sense of pride in the creativity and determination of our ancestors. It is an especially wonderful destination for families with young children, as it helps pass on the noble values of our nation’s history—from its founding to its defense—to the next generation.
- Duong Lam Ancient Village
Duong Lam Ancient Village is a must-visit destination near Hanoi for the September 2nd holiday. Situated in Son Tay Town, Hanoi, it lies about 44 km west of the capital’s center. It boasts one of the few remaining ancient village gates in Northern Vietnam and holds the distinction of being the first ancient village in the country to be recognized as a National Historical and Cultural Relic.
Here, you can leave your worries behind and immerse yourself in a peaceful, poetic atmosphere. The scenery embodies the quintessential charm of the Vietnamese countryside; amidst the modern world of skyscrapers, the village preserves traditional communal houses, ancient wells, and banyan trees. Its nostalgic, antique beauty captivates many visitors. You can also experience traditional crafts such as making peanut brittle (kẹo lạc), dồi candy, and chè lam (ginger-spiced glutinous rice cakes), or try your hand at basket weaving.
