Hanoi of the memory

Hanoi this season suddenly came the heavy rain showers, pulling the clouds to make people have a little something sad and something more nostalgic than usual. Is it because Hanoi has gone through a long enough history that people can go back to the memory of an old image.

This is the land, the cultural cradle of Vietnam "thousand years of civilization." Many young people are unaware of the origins of the historic changes and the name of the capital. The ups and downs of history have led us to travel through many places, but in the end, Hanoi is the last place until today Vietnam is chosen as the capital of the country.

Previously, after the reign of the Tay Son king Gia Long renamed Phung Thien (former capital city of Thang Long) into the Hoai Duc of Bac Thanh. In the 12th Minh Mang (1831) the king left Bac Thanh and 11 Tran and replaced 29 provinces. Ha Noi was founded and consisted of Thang Long, Hoai Duc (Tay Son), and Ung Hoa, Thuong Tin and Ly Nhan of Tran Son Nam. Hanoi (interior), Hanoi means inner city, because Hanoi is surrounded by Red River and Day River (1000 years of Thang Long-Hanoi, To Hoai).

THE IMPACTS OF VIETNAM CAPITAL: One Pillar Pagoda

Speaking of the ancient capital of Thang Long or the capital of Hanoi today, Vietnamese people also think of the One Pillar Pagoda, a very familiar symbol. According to the Dien Huu Pagoda or One Pillar Pagoda, it is located in Thanh Bao hamlet, Quang Duc district, west of Thang Long royal palace, now in Ba Dinh district, Hanoi capital. This temple has both historical characteristics of the Masters, and symbolizes the popular Buddhist culture under the Ly dynasty.

Not only that, Hanoi still preserves many places, ancient culture and become a place to attract tourists in and out. If you want to visit the Hanoi scenery, do not worry about staying because Binh Anh Hotel will bring the convenience to customers with the location 50 Thi Sách close to famous landmarks.