Hoàng thành Thăng Long

back to Ly Dynasty, Thang Long is the capital of Dai Viet. and Imperial City was built here

A must-see attraction in Hanoi. World Heritage Site - Hoàng thành Thng Long. The Shenglong Emperor City is an ancient capital of Vietnam for more than a thousand years. It was built in Ding, Qianli Dynasty, and then built a cultural complex by Li Dynasty. After several changes, the modern era was also affected by the French colonial period. In addition to the ancient Chinese buildings, there are also yellow and distinctive French buildings. It produces a very strong visual impact, but there is no sense of violation at all, it is worth coming here to explore.

The Shenglong Emperor City is located next to the War Museum and can be visited smoothly. Like most attractions, tickets are required. The area of the imperial city is large, and there are mainly several towers to go up. However, the surrounding places are not well maintained, and there is no grand feeling to stand on the top of the tower. And the instructions inside are not very clear, it takes time to find the way. Every country always has a imperial city, no special. Go in to visit the pre-suffocated. Hao Cai, once at the door, see a clothing rental, immediately ask the price, HK$33/1 hour. Save money to play immediately. Maybe, the people without the clothes are really boring to rent shirts, and the D shirts are messy. My sister with my clothes has D chaos. Finally, it takes 30 minutes to get good. Outdoor grass has bamboo swings, balance beams and other facilities, a few fun. My three girls are crazy and play for three hours.

A beautiful castle with beautiful children. The location is good, so you can get a Japanese guide book for free.

It is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is a mixture of Chinese and French styles, so it is mysterious! There is also an underground bunker where a meeting was held during the Vietnam War.

I'm glad there were many exhibits. You can learn about Vietnam's history.

In 2010, on the 1,000th anniversary of the construction of the city of the Dragon Emperor, it was listed by UNESCO as the 900th World Heritage Site. The city was built in the 11th century during the Li Dynasty of Vietnam, and is a symbol of the independence of the "Great Vietnam", reflecting the historical accumulation from the 7th to the 19th century. Chen and Li also established their capital here, the central area of about 18,000 square meters, the architectural relics of the foundation, pillar feet, brick wall section, road section, brick floor, pebble foundation and drainage system, wells, "Yuhe", lotus pond and so on. It is said that the excavation here is such as plain brick, tile, floor tile, wall tile, tile, tile, pillar, multi-section iron wood pillar, palace supplies, jewelry, Vietnamese ceramics in various periods, Chinese ceramics, Japanese Fat Pre-ceramics, Middle Eastern ceramics, copper money of different years, "God's work" cannon, Swords, knives, arrows and other cultural relics. The entrance to the imperial city is opposite to Bating Square, but it is much less inconspicuous than expected. What is more surprising is that such attractions do not need to buy tickets. Unlike domestic attractions, there are really not many tourists here. You can stroll around the imperial city comfortably. Although the scale is not comparable to the Forbidden City, as a imperial city, it is not small, with a variety of old buildings, Chinese-style French, different styles and harmonious coexistence in the same palace wall. Five door holes opened under the city wall, and there is a faint "end door" stone engraving above the middle door. There are two square city buildings on the city wall, three gates on the lower floor, and a hole on the upper floor. The roof is a Chinese double-layered dart angle. The city wall is a slope wall on both sides, the wall has a door, thick wooden doors can be closed, this should be the daily use of the door. Like in China, such antique attractions are also loved by locals, not only do girls like to wear Audrey here to take various photos, but also students like to take graduation photos here.