DUONG LAM – SON TAY ANCIENT TOWN – KHAI NGUYEN PAGODA 1Day
Discover the cultural and historical treasures of Son Tay on this full-day tour from Hanoi. Visit the magnificent Khai Nguyen Pagoda, explore the unique Son…
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Schedule
07h45-08h00: Car and tour guide will pick you up at hotels in the Old Quarter and Opera House area to depart for sightseeing:
✔ Khai Nguyen Pagoda in Son Tay, also known as Tan Vien Pagoda, full name is Tan Vien Son Quoc Tu. The pagoda dates back to the Ly Dynasty in the first half of the 11th century. The pagoda was
newly restored in 2008, so it has a very unique ancient and modern mark, without destroying the space and historical value.
✔ Son Tay ancient town. The citadel was built in the 3rd year of Minh Mang (1822) and is the only ancient citadel built of laterite in Vietnam with unique architecture such as: laterite walls, 4 gates built of ancient bricks. This is one of the few citadels under the Minh Mang dynasty that remains today, the citadel was solidly built to protect the land northwest of Thang Long.
11h30: Lunch at the restaurant, rest. Afternoon continue to visit:
✔ Duong Lam ancient village, An ancient village typical of the Northern Delta. You will pass through the ancient village gate, visit Mong Phu communal house, Ba Chua Mia palace, and Giang Van Minh temple. You will walk along the village, visit the ancient house and enjoy specialties: sticky rice wine and Lam tea.
✔ Mia pagoda – The temple has the most ancient Buddha statues in Vietnam.
17h00: Arrive in Hanoi. End of Son Tay trip, See you again.
Price included
- AC Transportation
- English speaking guide
- Lunch
- Water served on bus
- Entrance fees
Price excluded
- Beverages
- Personal expenses
- Drinks
- Travel Insurance
- Tips & gratuities, at least $3/person
Child policy
- Children aged 1-4 years old receive free service; only the car seat fee will be charged. (According to the new regulations on the maximum number of people per type of vehicle under the Road Traffic Law.).
Note: Parents are responsible for any other incidental expenses. Two adults are only allowed to be accompanied by one child (aged 1-4 years); from the second child onwards, 75% of the tour price will be charged. If one adult is accompanied by one child (aged 1-4 years), that child must also pay 75% of the adult's tour price (with the same standards as a 75% adult child) - Children aged 5-9 years old are charged 75% of the tour price (including meals, entrance tickets for children if included in the tour for adults, and a separate seat on the bus)..
- Children aged 10 and above are charged the adult price. The same standards as adults apply..
- In cases where the tour includes entrance fees to attractions, but children are required to purchase adult tickets due to exceeding the height limit, parents will have to pay the difference directly to the tour guide.
Cancellation/ Booking Policy
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