HANOI, VIETNAM - EVERYTHING TO SEE AND DO IN 48 HOURS

Welcome to the third video in our Vietnam series! In this video, we will be showing you everything to see and do in 48 hours in HANOI, VIETNAM!

We are spending 3 weeks in this beautiful country and we are currently in the city of Hanoi! We have been completely submerged in the hustle and bustle of the city. Hanoi has so much to offer and in today’s video, we are going to be taking you around and showing you all of the do not miss, top sights!

Our first stop was the Temple of Literature. There are 5 different courtyards to walk through and admire. and the city has done a lovely job of maintaining the grounds and the perfectly manicured gardens.

We also made stops at the Hoa Lo Prison, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Trúc Bạch Lake, and so much more!

One of our favorite stops was the Hanoi Train street! It’s a tiny narrow street surrounded by high narrow houses packed closely together. These families’ backyards are the railways where the train passes a few times per day. Ask the locals about the train schedule to get there for the best time!

There is so much to see and do in Hanoi! Hopefully, this video will help you plan a wonderful itinerary in this beautiful city!

Don’t miss next week when we check off a bucket list item and cruise Ha Long Bay!

-- Sammy and Tommy
Filmed February 2020
Episode 096 | Hanoi, Vietnam
#HanoiTravelGuide #Vietnam #Hanoi #HanoiVietnam
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00:00 Intro
01:25 Pho
03:25 Temple of Literature - 1
05:20 Coffee
06:40 Hoa Lo Prison - 2
08:50 Cheers
11:21 Train Street -3
13:33 Mausoleum - 4
19:05 Quan Thanh Temple - 5
19:45 Trúc Bạch Lake - 6
21:02 Tran Quoc Temple - 7
21:50 Train Street Round 2
22:00 St. Joseph’s Cathedral - 8
22:11 Hoan Kiem Lake - 9
23:56 Phung Hung Mural Street - 10

[levuthaison]

As a Vietnamese student who lives abroad, I watch a ton of Vietnam travel vlogs to cope with homesickness and this series is hands down one of the best (if not the best) that I've seen! The production was amazing, you did a great job capturing even the small details which together constituted very accurately the vibe of Hanoi. The editing was super clean, great narrative and the whole tour seemed to be very well planned, plus you were also very respectful to the culture and the people ❤️ Seeing you getting instantly hooked to the food and slowly but obviously addicted to the coffee was so funny and cute! Hope you had a great time here!

[shatterquartz]

You sure wouldn't know that Vietnam is a "communist" country. Private businesses are everywhere, everyone is hustling for economic self-improvement, and people basically go about their lives unbothered by the government. If only the US had figured out in 1963 that Vietnam only cared about communism as an instrument of emancipation from foreign imperialism, and didn't give a damn about the ideology itself, it would have saved both countries a lot of sorrow.

I personally went there before the pandemic, and I plan to return soon. It's equal parts lovely and addictive.

[curanp]

I'm not Vietnamese but I visited Hanoi for 3 years and totally fell in love. I'm hoping I can finish my studies in Spain asap so that I can come back and live in Hanoi again. Your video gave me some nice fuzzy feelings, I miss those streets and all those places so much!

[yollyy]

Vietnam - a beautiful country.I warm to Vietnam and I am even be a sucker for this lovely country.Thank you for filming and loving Vietnam 💚💚💚

[musicful]

Really appreciate you guys included the prison as part of the vietnam history, as most youtubers dont. It really did bring out the depth content of your video which makes it more meaningful and valuable video. Vietnam has a incredible history of war. One thousand year (1000) under the control of China, 100 years under the French colonialism, and 20 years of Vietnam War with the U.S. Vietnam managed to kick all enemies out of their country and they should be proud of their Freedom and Independence. Now, Vietnam is a peaceful country with beautiful sceneries, really hope to visit Vietnam before i die. Thank you for your meaningful video.

[tuanpino]

Welcome to my peaceful country Vietnam. Hope u had a great moment. It's been 7 years I couldnt come back my country. Even though I am living in Canada but always watch video about my hometown. Really appreciate it ❤️

[dandin]

Thanks for this video. I am from the Philippines, and Hanoi is the last place that i traveled to before the pandemic. I cannot wait to go back!

[minhkhue]

Saw someone comment as a Vietnamese student who's studying abroad, I still have to say: thank you guys for making this video and loving our city! For 2 years, I couldn't come back home and the homesickness is really killing me. But watching a video like yours, I can feel like home, again. Wishing you guys all the best and keep loving our city, our country ❤️

[cAseti]

Great video! Thanks a lot!
It makes me feel kind of homesick even though I'm not even Vietnamese and have been to Ha Noi only a few times. Such a great city with a unique vibe and very loveable people! Can't wait to get there in November!

[marktodd]

Your travel vlogs are outstanding you really focus on the destinations you have visited not only the great food that Vietnam has to offer, lots of vloggers only film themselves non-stop with food in their mouth and not showing the fabulous country Vietnam is. Having married a Vietnamese woman and travelled to the country on many occasions it's nice to see the same places that I have visited myself over the years.
Keep up the great filming and don't change a thing your view on the topics are spot on, thankyou for sharing your wonderful journey and hope to see many more.

[iluxman]

I love you two travel with your parents. It's their Truly Happiness!
Love this @ 20:25. Thanks for share your happy journey.

[davidngo]

Thank you Sammy and Tommy for a those great videos in Vietnam!! I'm a Vietnamese studying abroad, I visited Hanoi about 13 years ago and you guys just give me a lot of helpful information and many interesting places to visit in this video. It was a well planned trip and nice editing which showed the respect to your viewers and the country that you visited. I didn't miss even a single second while watching your video. This video also helps me to relieve the homesickness that I'm feeling after 3 years living away from home. I hope you guys had a wonderful time in Vietnam and going back to visit my home country in the near future. <3

[VietnamTravelGuide.]

You have shared about Hanoi, let's explore and share more.

[robertmaddelena]

Nice Video Guys. You always show the the flavor of where your at Mcaine was portaied as a hero. But he was called the Hanoi songbird. Later turning on his own party . Thanks

[po]

love your interpretation of the city. oh! a little boy with a dog are the cutest thing ever. that scene is so random. love it...

[tompham]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Hanoi is the capital of the country. It has a lot of culture and history. This city is dated for more than 1000 years. You can still see a lot of French architecture from the time of colonialism. Have fun and enjoy the experience. Take care.

[petermcfadden]

I visited Hanoi 25 years ago, when tourism was just starting in Vietnam. No motorbikes then, only bicycles. It was lovely cycling round the lakes, chatting to the locals.
Greetings from North Wales, UK.

[BattleBrickState]

Hoa Lo prison will always be the place where i will shed tears whenever i visit.

[johnperkins]

Mmm, now I to get pho 🍜 tonight!!! 🇻🇳 Wow, your dad is really serious about sprinkling the powder on the shuffleboard table! Like a chef 👨🏼‍🍳 sprinkling salt into a dish. 😂

[xuanhoaingo]

Bin in Hanoi geboren und aufgewachsen.... Lebte aber in Hamburg, fliege jeden Jahres nach Hause, ich liebe Hanoi mit all den was gut und nicht so gut ist...!!
Dankeschön für dein Beitrag... 😍
Kommt und selbst Erleben...!!!