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Entdecke Routen, Sehenswürdigkeiten und Reiseführer in Hanoi.
9 Routen
Van-Phuc-Seide, Bat-Trang-Keramik & Hanois Antike Handwerksdörfer
Hanoi's ancient craft villages (làng nghề truyền thống — the villages surrounding Hanoi that have maintained traditional craft industries for centuries, many of them established over 500-1000 years ago): the two most celebrated are Van Phuc (Làng lụa Vạn Phúc — the silk weaving village 10 km southwest of Hanoi in the Ha Dong district, the oldest silk production centre in northern Vietnam) and Bat Trang (Làng gốm Bát Tràng — the ceramics village 13 km east of Hanoi on the Red River, producing Vietnamese ceramics continuously for approximately 500 years).
Zeitgenössisches Hanoi — Kunstgalerien, Street Art & die Neue Vietnamesische Hauptstadt
Contemporary Hanoi (the Vietnamese capital in its 21st-century incarnation — the city of the post-Đổi Mới generation, the Vietnamese millennials and Gen Z who have grown up in a Vietnam open to the world, economically dynamic, and culturally self-confident): Hanoi has developed a sophisticated contemporary art and design scene, with a growing number of galleries, creative studios, and cultural events that reflect the city's new self-confidence.
Long-Bien-Brücke, Roter Fluss & die Schichten der Geschichte Hanois
Long Bien Bridge (Cầu Long Biên — the historic cantilevered railway and road bridge across the Red River (Sông Hồng) in Hanoi, connecting the Hoan Kiem district to the Long Bien district — the most historically significant bridge in Vietnam): built 1899-1902 by the French colonial administration (designed by the Daydé & Pillé company and frequently (but incorrectly) attributed to Gustave Eiffel), the Long Bien Bridge was the longest bridge in Indochina at the time of its completion and the most important infrastructure project of the French colonial period in Vietnam.
Sapa, Fansipan & das Nördliche Hochland — Vietnams Dach der Welt
Sapa (Sa Pa — die Bergstadt in der Provinz Lao Cai, 380 km nordwestlich von Hanoi) ist das spektakulärste Bergziel in Vietnam und Ausgangspunkt für Wanderungen durch die außerordentlichen Reisterrassenlandschaften und ethnischen Minderheitendörfer des nördlichen Hochlandes.
Hanois Straßenessen — Phở, Bún Chả, Bánh Mì & Eierkaffee
Hanoi cuisine (the northern Vietnamese culinary tradition, distinct from Saigon cuisine in its greater restraint with sweetness and garnishes, its stronger emphasis on the broth itself, and its unique northern specialties): the most internationally celebrated Hanoi food are the phở Hà Nội (the northern-style clear beef broth noodle soup), bún chả (grilled pork in dipping broth with vermicelli), and cà phê trứng (egg coffee — a Hanoi invention of the 1940s).
Ho-Chi-Minh-Mausoleum, Ba Dinh & der Literaturtempel
Der Ba-Dinh-Bezirk (Ba Đình — der politische und administrative Bezirk Hanois, der das Ho-Chi-Minh-Mausoleum, den Präsidentenpalast, die Einpfeiler-Pagode und den Literaturtempel enthält) ist das historisch und politisch bedeutendste Gebiet Hanois.
Hoan-Kiem-See, Altes Viertel & das Herz des Alten Hanois
Hanoi — die Hauptstadt der Sozialistischen Republik Vietnam mit etwa 8 Millionen Einwohnern, gegründet 1010 CE als Thang Long — hat im Hoan-Kiem-See und dem Alten Viertel das historische und emotionale Herz der Stadt.
Vietnamesisches Ethnologiemuseum — Das Kulturelle Mosaik Vietnams 54 Völker
Vietnam Museum of Ethnology (Bảo tàng Dân tộc học Việt Nam — in the Cau Giay district of Hanoi, approximately 8 km from the city centre — the finest museum in Vietnam and one of the finest ethnographic museums in Asia): the museum documents the material culture, traditions, and lifeways of all 54 officially recognized ethnic groups (dân tộc) of Vietnam, of which the Kinh (ethnic Vietnamese) are the largest at approximately 85% of the population.
Ha-Long-Bucht, Ninh Binh & die Naturwunder bei Hanoi
Die dramatischen Kalksteinkarstlandschaften Nordvietnams — die Ha-Long-Bucht (UNESCO-Welterbe, eines der Sieben Wunder der Natur) und Ninh Binh (die 'Ha-Long-Bucht an Land') — sind die wesentlichen Naturausflüge von Hanoi.