Hanoi To Ho Chi Minh - Highlights Of A Culinary Tour Through Vietnam

Vietnam is a wonderful country that boasts of some flavourful cuisine that you can discover yourself by embarking on a Vietnam food tour by making sure to include these four places that form the highlights of any good culinary tour through Vietnam:
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Hanoi

The capital of the country, Hanoi is also the second largest city in Vietnam.

Here, you must catch a performance in the Hanoi Opera House, visit the beautiful HoanKiem Lake, whose name means 'returned sword' and the fascinating Temple of Literature which was founded in 1070 and later became Vietnam's first university. You must not leave the city without trying a Food Tasting Tour to sample some wonderful dishes from Vietnamese cuisine.
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Hoi An:

This beautiful city in Vietnam is located to the south of Da Nang and its historic Old Town area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Take a walking tour of the city and visit all its tourist attractions including the Japanese Covered Bridge, assembly halls, handicraft workshops, theQuan Cong Temple and interesting museums like the Hoi An Museum of Art and Culture to gain insights into Vietnam culture.
Dine at The Streets Restaurant Cafe in Old Town, run by a great social enterprise initiative that trains impoverished street children and disadvantaged youth in Vietnam in the culinary arts and hospitality industry. The restaurant serves both Vietnamese food and international dishes.

A special you must try is the Hoi An Tasting Menu that will let you sample all the wonderful food that is characteristically Hoi An.

Hue:

The former imperial capital, Hue is a charming place to visit.
A great experience you should try here is a ride in a cyclo - a type of cycle rickshaw that involves passengers sitting in the front of the cyclist. Visit the famous Imperial Citadel, the most popular attraction in Hue as well as the Purple Forbidden City. A ride on the Perfume River is also a must as is visiting the Thien Mu Pagoda.

As part of your food tour through Vietnam, you may also get the opportunity to dine in a restored royal home.

Ho Chi Minh City:

This is the economic capital of the country and home to several top tourist attractions that you can visit via a city tour including Notre Dame Cathedral, Reunification Square, the Central Post Office (built in the gothic style of architecture), Chinatown and Binh Tay Market.

A striking site that you should also visit is the Cu Chi Tunnels, a vast network of underground tunnels. In Ho Chi Minh City, make sure to dine at the colonial Ly Club which serves Vietnam cuisine as well as fusion European dishes.
Nilofer Asrani loves to travel across countries in search of the perfect experience and considers herself quite a gastronome.

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