The Hanoi Catru Club tops the list with most reviews saying they had an enchanting cultural experience when listening to catru (ceremonial singing).
Catru, also known as Hat a dao, is an ancient type of music featuring female vocalists. It is a complex form of poetry found in the north of Vietnam using lyrics written in traditional Vietnamese poetic forms. It was recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding in October 2009.
Hanoi Old Quarter, which comprises nearly 40 streets packed with shops selling all kinds of goods, comes in second.
It is followed by the Vietnam Women’s Museum and the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. The Thang Long CaTru Theatre, the Temple of Literature and HoanKiem Lake are also among the list.
Earlier, Hanoi was also named the cheapest destination for a city break this summer in the website’s fourth annual TripIndex Cities.
A city break here will cost visitors US$155.30 for a one-night stay in a four-star hotel during June-August, including round-trip taxi transportation, cocktails for two and a two-course dinner paired with a bottle of wine.
Hanoi Old Quarter, which comprises nearly 40 streets packed with shops selling all kinds of goods, comes in second.
It is followed by the Vietnam Women’s Museum and the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology. The Thang Long CaTru Theatre, the Temple of Literature and HoanKiem Lake are also among the list.
Earlier, Hanoi was also named the cheapest destination for a city break this summer in the website’s fourth annual TripIndex Cities.
A city break here will cost visitors US$155.30 for a one-night stay in a four-star hotel during June-August, including round-trip taxi transportation, cocktails for two and a two-course dinner paired with a bottle of wine.
