Bored of parks and shopping centers? Discover some new places to visit this year-end.

Tired of the usual parks and shopping malls? This year-end, we have some fresh new spots in Hanoi for you to check out!

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Are you planning a weekend outing with your family but the usual parks and malls have become too boring for you? Here are some suggestions for new and exciting places to visit and check-in in Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam. Take a look!

1 Mega Grand World Hanoi

Mega Grand World Hanoi

Quality rating: 4.6/5 (Rated by Google)

Address: Xa Nghia Tru, Van Giang district, Hung Yen province

Price: Free

Opening hours: 09:00 – 00:00 (Busy hours at 15:00)

Phone number: 0947556886 

Website: Mega Grand World Hanoi

Facebook: Mega Grand World Hanoi

Advantages: Many photo-worthy spots, free admission

Disadvantages: Far from the center of Hanoi

This place is like a complete version of the “European street” that amazed many families when they visited Phu Quoc

Mega Grand World Hanoi is a world-class commercial, service, and entertainment complex located in Van Giang district, Hung Yen province. The project covers an area of ​18.7 hectares and is divided into 2 zones: The Venice and K-Town.

Although the official opening is not until the end of December, Mega Grand World has almost completed the construction and opened its doors for visitors to freely explore. In the evening, visitors have the opportunity to preview the rehearsal of the live performance combining scenery, sound, and light on the river.

This place is like a complete version of the “European street” that amazed many families when they visited Phu Quoc. At Mega Grand World, visitors can experience exciting activities such as boat rides on the river, checking-in with the clock tower model, enjoying street food, and exploring colorful houses.

During the day, Mega Grand World offers a modern and vibrant atmosphere. When the lights come on, it becomes luxurious and impressive.

To get to Mega Grand World, visitors can choose to take the bus or use their personal vehicles.

Check-in at Mega Grand World Hanoi

2 Carnaby Pedestrian Street

Carnaby Pedestrian Street

Quality rating: 4.3/5 (Rated by Google)

Address: 214 Nguyen Xien, Thanh Xuan district, Hanoi

Price: Free

Opening hours: 08:00 – 22:00, open all day on Saturdays and Sundays (Busy hours at 20:00)

Phone number: 0876781878

Facebook: Not available

Advantages: Located in the city center, many photo spots, pleasant walking area, surrounded by various food establishments

Disadvantages: Not very large

Located in the heart of the city, Carnaby is inspired by British design

Carnaby Pedestrian Street was opened in September 2023, but until now, the street has been almost completed. Located right in the center of the city, Carnaby is inspired by the designs from the UK with giant models, telephone booths, and vibrant outdoor food stalls. The highlight of this street is the 7.6m tall Rabbit statue, which is an unmissable check-in spot.

Currently, the establishments around here have started to decorate for Christmas. When the street lights up, Carnaby turns into a fairy-tale-like Christmas village. Here, you should wear winter outfits like coats, jackets, and high boots for the best photos.

Check-in at Carnaby Pedestrian Street

3 Van Phuc Silk Village

Van Phuc Silk Village

Quality rating: 4.4/5 (Rated by Google)

Address: 69 Van Phuc, Van Phuc ward, Ha Dong district, Hanoi

Price: Around 3,500,000 VND for a group of 5 or more

Opening hours: Open all day

Phone number: Updating

Website: Van Phuc Silk Village

Facebook: Updating

Advantages: Many services to experience, realistic activities, many photo spots

Disadvantages: High prices at some shops, no displayed prices

Van Phuc Silk Village may not be a new destination, but not every family thinks of it for a weekend getaway

Van Phuc Silk Village may not be a new destination, but not every family thinks of it for a weekend getaway. In recent years, experience activities in the silk village have been promoted, attracting many tourists, especially families with children.

Here, visitors can join guided tours to learn about the traditional silk craft. During the tour, visitors will enjoy hands-on experiences of the silk-making process, from unwinding cocoons to spinning silk threads and weaving silk fabric. A basic tour costs about 3.5 million VND for a group of 5 or more people.

If you don’t have time to join a tour, you can still freely explore the silk village. Visitors can visit the silk market and admire various silk fabrics with beautiful colors and patterns, visit traditional silk workshops to see artisans practicing their craft and operating machines, or sit and watch craftsmen pressing silk patterns.

Experiencing the traditional silk village is a great way for visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the silk-making process and appreciate the traditional cultural values of Vietnam. It is also a educational activity that helps children develop an appreciation for and learn about the traditional cultural values of their country.

You can join guided tours to learn about the traditional silk craft at Van Phuc Silk Village.

Above are some interesting places where you can have an enjoyable time with your family at the end of this year. Don’t stick to the usual parks or malls, try visiting these places!