

Hanoi, Vietnam’s captivating capital, combines grand boulevards, historic temples, lakes and French colonial architecture. Hoan Kiem District is the city’s lively commercial heart, centred around its picturesque lake, while the atmospheric Old Quarter offers bustling markets, traditional shops, street food and cafés. The elegant French Quarter provides a contrast with impressive architecture, luxury hotels and the Opera House. In Ba Dinh District, highlights include the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, One Pillar Pagoda and Temple of Literature. Visitors can also enjoy Hanoi’s café culture, diverse dining scene and a traditional water puppet performance.
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Hanoi has four seasons. Temperatures from December to February can be chilly (yes really – jumpers and light jackets are required!) with temperatures around 20ºC, however humidity is low and rainfall is lower. April and May bring warmer temperatures, with a slight increase in rainfall. June through to August are the hottest months with temperatures averaging 33ºC with high humidity and regular downpours. September to November as well as March see the temperatures and humidity start to decrease
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Hanoi is approximately 11 hours 30 minutesflight (non-stop) from the UK.
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