Different from the hustle and bustle of the capital streets, Hoang Thanh Thang Long has a very quiet and calm beauty. Coming to this place, you will admire a rather massive and rich appearance of the ancient palace architecture as well as learn more about the culture and history of the nation.
The most striking features of Hoang Thanh Thang Long Hanoi
Hoang Thanh Thang Long is the name of a special relic in our country built in the 7th century, under the Dinh Tien Le Dynasty. Over a very long time with historical events, this place has been honored by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage. Some prominent relics have been found and preserved in this relic area, including: Kinh Thien Palace, Ky Dai, archaeological site 18 Hoang Dieu, Doan Mon, …
Hoang Thanh Thang Long is located right in Hanoi Capital (Photo: m_mindy25)
This place used to be the place that witnessed many important events of our nation. For those who have a heart in love with Vietnamese cultural values , this is definitely a very interesting destination to help you contemplate and learn the most vivid things of our nation in the past. 
This is definitely a favorite cultural destination in Hanoi (Photo: walisuyang)
Not only has a cultural value rich in humanity, but Hoang Thanh also owns a very open environment. Everyday here welcomes many delegations such as students, students, and officials to visit and supplement knowledge about history. 
A corner at Hoang Thanh Thang Long (Photo: vyytha25)
It has a very humane cultural value (Photo: dhoangcanee)
Historical value in Hanoi Hoang Thanh
Over the years of existence, the Hoang Thanh relic has many changes, but in the Forbidden City alone, it is almost intact. Only the space inside has been remodeled many times. The values here not only exist in relics and monuments but also exist in cultural depth, those spiritual values are truly invaluable and have been cultivated over thousands of years. 
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Hoang Thanh Thang Long is the most perfect proof of a relic that has a close relationship with many important historical events of the country. This is also a convincing evidence of life, strong renaissance of the nation after 10 centuries of domination. Hoang Thanh marked Vietnam’s victory in the fight against colonialism and independence. So has a great impact on the national liberation movement. 
Hoang Thanh’s campus (Photo: dala_hye)
How to move to Hoang Thanh Thang Long?
To get to Hoang Thanh , you should move to 19C Hoang Dieu. This is the main gate for tourists to visit. Starting from the center of the capital, you can easily go here in many forms such as bus, car, motorbike, bicycle, … If you choose a bus, go to route 22. The bus will stop right in front of Hoang Thanh. 
Map to go to Hoang Thanh Thang Long
What time is the right time to visit Hoang Thanh Thang Long?
You can go to Hoang Thanh at any time, but based on the travel experience of Hanoi Travel Vietnam, if you do not want to visit under the hot weather or showers, then going in autumn is the best option. At this time, the sky is very blue and high, Hanoi does not rain, but only mild winds at the beginning of the season are suitable for sightseeing and traveling. 
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Ticket price to visit Hoang Thanh
The Hoang Thanh relic will be open every day of the week but except Mondays
Time: Morning: 8:00 – 11:30; Afternoon: 14h00 – 17h00
Ticket price: 30k / time / person
Note that for students, students over 15 years old, people over 60 years old, the ticket price is reduced to 15 / time / person. Particularly for children who are not over 15 years old and have contributed to the revolution, they are eligible for free tickets. 
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The sights are located in the Hoang Thanh relic
Archaeological Area 18 Hoang Dieu
Archaeological site 18 Hoang Dieu is a relic of Hoang Thanh , where the bottom floor is the eastern part of Dai La citadel under the Cao Bien Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty. On the upper floor is the palace of the Ly and Tran dynasties. Next is a part of the eastern center of the Le Dynasty. At the top is a central part of the citadel of Hanoi from the nineteenth century. 
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Remnants
Hanoi flagpole
Hanoi flagpole is a famous relic built in 1812 during Gia Long dynasty. The flagpole is 60m high. The architecture includes the base, the body of the column, the outlook. The base section is built into a square with an area of 2007 m2 and has three levels of gradually rising. Each level has a pattern, surrounded by flower walls. From the ground to the 2nd leg you have to climb 18 stairs. If you want to continue to level 3, you will also climb 18 steps. At the 3rd level, there are 4 doors East, West, South and North. 
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Kinh Thien Dien
Kinh Thien Palace is a major nuclear relic in the whole relic area of Hanoi ancient citadel. This place is located right in the center of Hoang Thanh. In front of Kinh Thien Palace is Doan Mon section and then will come to the flagpole. Currently, Kinh Thien Thien only has an old background. The south side of the electricity has a railing range higher than 1m. On the front side, it was built with a system of steps upwards by very large stones. The electric doorstep has 10 steps, 4 stone dragons and is divided into 3 entrances. 
A unique architectural part in Kinh Kinh Thien Palace
Late Long
Hau Lau is also known as Lau Tinh Bac. This is the building right behind the Kinh Thien Thien Palace and also the old citadel of Hanoi. However, this architecture was built in the north with the intention of feng shui to maintain the peace in the northern palace. This is also the place where the queen, the princesses were in feudal times. 
Overview of Hau Lau
Close-up of a part of Hau Lau
Doan Mon
Doan Mon is the place that will lead you into Hoang Thanh Thang Long . This place is designed like the ancient city gate. Doan Mon consists of 5 arched doors built of stone and brick in the Le dynasty. The middle door is a path reserved for kings and kings. The four doors on either side are the passageways. From the outside it has some resemblance to the Hue Citadel. 
Doan Hoang Thanh Thang Long
Visiting Doan Mon
North Gate
Cua Bac was one of the five gates of Hanoi under the Nguyen Dynasty. Here, there are still remains traces of cannons shot by French boats from the Red River since 1882. On the North mouth is also the place to worship Nguyen Tri Phuong and Hoang Dieu. 
North Gate of Hoang Thanh Thang Long
House D67
The D67 was the place where the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of Defense met and made many historic decisions, marking the brilliance of the national revolution.
House D67 Hoang Thanh Thang Long
Note needed when visiting the Hoang Thanh relic
- Around Hoang Thanh Thang Long, there are many delicious and cheap Hanoi snacks that you can combine to enjoy.
- When visiting you should remember to comply with the regulations, do not bring weapons, explosives or smelly foods here.
- Pay attention to dress in polite clothes, do not take actions to cause objection, absolutely forbid stepping on grass gardens, climbing heritage, littering litter.
Please pay attention to the costumes when coming here (Photo: lanchee___)
Hoang Thanh Thang Long , where visitors immersed in a quiet space but very proud. A visit here will definitely leave many special emotions in the heart of visitors.