Hanoi
Hanoi enchants travelers with its centuries-old architecture, serene lakes, and rich Southeast Asian heritage. From the bustling, atmospheric streets of the Old Quarter and historic French colonial buildings to the legendary street food scene, Vietnam's storied capital offers an authentic journey through vibrant culture, ancient temples, and timeless charm, making it a must-see destination.
Weather Forecast
Visit Hanoi from October to April, when cooler, drier weather makes it more comfortable for sightseeing, exploring the Old Quarter, and enjoying outdoor attractions
Nov–MarStay alert for petty theft, scams, and heavy motorbike traffic. Keep valuables secure and take care when crossing busy streets
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Emergency help in Hanoi
Emergency numbers, hospitals, phrases and safety guidance for Hanoi.
- Emergency Help: 112 — Single number for any emergency
- Police: 113 — Crime, threat, public safety issue
- Ambulance: 115 — Medical emergency or urgent injury
- Fire Department: 114 — Fire, smoke, rescue, trapped person
- Tourism Hotline: 1800 1559 — Vietnam national tourism hotline
- Child Protection: 111 — Child abuse and protection
- Hello — Xin chào (Sin çao)
- Thank You — Cảm ơn (gahm uhn)
- Good Bye — Tạm biệt (tahm bee-et)
- Help — Giúp đỡ (zook duh)
- I am lost — Tôi bị lạc rồi. (toy bee lak roy)
- Call the police — Gọi cảnh sát (goy gahn-saht)
- What if I don’t speak the local language?
- Use a translation app or ask someone nearby to help communicate.
- What should I do if I lose my passport?
- Report the loss to local authorities and contact your embassy or consulate.
- What if I have a medical emergency at the airport?
- Alert airport staff or medical personnel immediately.
- What if my wallet and cards are stolen?
- Freeze your cards, contact your bank, and report the theft to local authorities.
- What should I do if an earthquake happens while I’m traveling?
- Drop, cover, and hold on, then follow local evacuation instructions.
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