Hanoi
Browse 6 travel guides for Hanoi
Hanoi Street Food: Where to Find the Capital's Best Phở, Bún Chả, and Egg Coffee — From 6am Broth Lines to Midnight Bia Hơi
The definitive pavement-level guide to Hanoi's street food scene — where grandmothers grill at dawn, egg coffee was invented, and the best meals cost less than a taxi ride. Covers phở, bún chả, chả cá, bánh mì, egg coffee, late-night bia hơi and Tống Duy Tân, and the back-alley spots locals actually eat.
Hanoi Is a Palimpsest: Where Confucian Temples, French Balconies, and B-52 Wreckage Share the Same Block
A thematic field guide to Hanoi that reads the city like layers of parchment—Confucian temples, French colonial ghosts, revolutionary concrete, and the street food that justifies the flight. Written by Irish folklorist Finn O'Sullivan with specific addresses, prices, and the stories most guides miss.
Hanoi Is a Palimpsest: Where Confucian Temples, French Balconies, and B-52 Wreckage Share the Same Block
Hanoi does not hide its history—it stacks it. From Confucian temples and French opera houses to revolutionary monuments and living guild streets, learn how to read a thousand years of layered history in Vietnam's capital.
Hanoi Under $25: Where Your Money Actually Goes in Vietnam's Unquiet Capital
A budget playbook for Hanoi: $0.40 bia hoi, street meals under $2, dorm beds from $5, and the tactics, neighborhoods, and traps that decide whether you spend $14 or $40 a day.
Hanoi: Where a Thousand Years of Vietnamese Soul Survives the Chaos — A Culture & History Guide
Explore Hanoi's thousand-year soul through its guild streets, lakeside temples, colonial boulevards, and street food culture. From the Temple of Literature's stone turtles to Train Street's evening trains — with 2026-verified prices, hours, and honest advice on what to skip.
Hanoi Unpacked: Where Smoke, Fish Sauce, and 1,000 Years of Hunger Collide
A street-level food guide to Hanoi by Tomás Rivera — from 6 AM pho rituals to midnight bia hoi, with specific addresses, prices, and the stalls locals actually frequent.