Ninh Hiep fabric market, located in Gia Lam district, on the outskirts of Hanoi, is one of the largest fabric trading centers in the North. It has long been famous for its thousands of stalls, selling all kinds of fabrics from popular to high-end, serving both retail customers and wholesalers. The market atmosphere is always bustling, bustling with buyers and sellers from early morning to late afternoon. The special feature of the market is that the prices are very competitive and customers can comfortably bargain. In addition to fabrics, the market also provides garment accessories such as thread, zippers, buttons, etc., helping tailors and shop owners find all the materials in one place. For those working in the fashion industry or clothing business, Ninh Hiep market is a familiar destination, not only to buy goods but also to update new trends.

Giau Market, located in Tu Son town, Bac Ninh province, is a traditional market imbued with the culture of Kinh Bac region. For a long time, the market has become a bustling trading place, where locals and neighboring areas come to trade and exchange goods. The market is held mainly in the morning, with a variety of items from vegetables, meat and fish, to dried goods, fabrics and household items. The most prominent are the typical products of Tu Son such as phu the cakes, Dinh To soy sauce, and fine art wooden furniture, attracting many tourists and traders. The market space is not too large but very close and warm with the scene of buyers and sellers chattering, the bustling cries of goods. Giau Market is not only a place to exchange goods but also a meeting place, connecting the community, preserving the beauty of the Northern countryside market culture.

Dabaco Tu Son Commercial Center, located in Den Do urban area, Dinh Bang ward, Tu Son town, Bac Ninh province, is a modern shopping and entertainment destination in the region. With an area of ​​nearly 20,000 m² and a total investment of more than 250 billion VND, the center is designed with two floors, integrating a variety of services from shopping, cuisine to entertainment. The first floor is a retail supermarket area with more than 50,000 essential consumer goods, along with bookstores, coffee shops and on-site food chains. The second floor serves entertainment needs with a children's play area, cinema, gym and health care center.

Phu Dong Green Park is a 15.6-hectare eco-tourism area located in Phu Duc village, Phu Dong commune, Gia Lam district, Hanoi, about 20 km from the city center. With more than 90% of the area covered by trees, this place offers a fresh, peaceful space, ideal for picnics, camping and experiential education. The park is divided into many areas such as: children's play area, small zoo with deer, sheep, ostriches, medicinal herb growing area, flower garden, koi pond and experiential agricultural area. This is also an attractive destination for teambuilding activities, event organization and visiting relics such as Giong Temple.

Phu Dong bougainvillea field, located in Phu Dong commune, Gia Lam district, Hanoi, is a prominent destination with its brilliant and unique beauty. Since the 1990s, this place has developed the bougainvillea growing profession, initially with only a few households, now it has become the main craft village of the commune with hundreds of households participating. Phu Dong bougainvillea stands out with large flowers, diverse colors such as red, pink, white, orange, purple and blooming all year round. People here not only grow flowers but also creatively graft trees into many artistic shapes, creating unique tree shapes such as father and son, mother and son, five blessings... With a large flower growing area, Phu Dong bougainvillea field has become an ideal check-in spot for tourists who love nature and photography.

Phu Dong Grass and Fruit Field, located in Phu Dong Commune, Gia Lam District, Hanoi, is an attractive destination for those who love nature and agricultural experiences. With a large area, this place is covered with smooth green grass and diverse fruit gardens such as orange, grapefruit, guava, and longan. Not only is it a place to provide quality agricultural products, the field is also an ideal place for tourists to visit, take photos and enjoy the fresh air of the countryside. The combination of natural landscape and agricultural activities has turned this place into a unique eco-tourism model, contributing to promoting the local economy and preserving the traditional beauty of Phu Dong land.

The Duong River dike, located in Phu Dong, Gia Lam, is one of the attractive destinations with poetic natural scenery, stretching along the gentle Duong River. The dike is spacious and airy, offering many beautiful views of the river, fields and countryside, especially attractive in the early mornings or windy sunsets. This place often hosts exciting community events such as marathons and bicycle races, attracting a large number of sports lovers. Along the dike, there are also many recreational fishing lakes and cool riverbanks, an ideal meeting place for those who want to return to nature, relax on weekends or picnic with family and friends.

1971 Phu Dong Coffee, located at 227 Phu Dong Street, Phu Dong Commune, Gia Lam District, Hanoi, is an ideal destination for those who love nostalgic and cultural spaces. Inspired by Hoi An ancient town, the shop stands out with its bright yellow walls, high hanging lanterns and traditional architecture, creating a cozy and intimate space. In addition to serving coffee, the shop also offers a variety of snacks and drinks to meet the needs of diners. With a spacious space and sophisticated design, 1971 Phu Dong Coffee is an ideal place to relax, work or meet friends, and is also an attractive check-in point for those who love taking photos.

Kien So Pagoda is one of the most ancient and sacred pagodas in Kinh Bac region, located in Phu Dong commune, Gia Lam district, Hanoi. With a history of more than 1,000 years, the pagoda is considered the ancestral temple of Vo Ngon Thong Zen sect - one of the major Zen sects in Vietnam. Kien So Pagoda was recognized as a national historical and cultural relic in 1975. 

The pagoda's architecture is imbued with traditional features such as Tam Bao, To house, bell tower and ancient tower garden. In particular, the pagoda also preserves a statue of Zen master Van Hanh about 5m high, placed on the top of the mountain, facing Thang Long citadel. Kien So Pagoda is not only a large Buddhist center but also a cultural and spiritual destination that attracts visitors to learn about history and worship.

Gióng Phù Đổng Temple, also known as Phù Đổng Temple, located in Phù Đổng Commune, Gia Lâm District, Hanoi, is a place to worship Thánh Gióng - one of the Four Immortals of Vietnamese folk beliefs. According to legend, the temple was built on the old house of Thánh Gióng's mother, the hero who defeated the Ân invaders during the reign of the sixth Hùng King. The temple's architectural complex includes a five-door gate, a water pavilion, a front hall, a middle hall and a back hall, reflecting the interweaving of architectural styles from the Lý Dynasty to the Nguyễn Dynasty. Every year, from the 6th to the 9th of the fourth lunar month, the Gióng Festival is held here to commemorate the merits of Thánh Gióng. This festival has been recognized by UNESCO as a Representative Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Phu Dong Mau Temple is a spiritual work located in the Phu Dong relic complex, Gia Lam district, Hanoi - a place associated with the legend of Saint Giong. The Mau Temple was built to commemorate and worship the mother who gave birth to Saint Giong, a symbol of patriotism and indomitable spirit of the Vietnamese people. The temple's architecture is imbued with traditional style with curved roofs, elaborately carved wooden pillars and solemn space. Every year, during the Giong festival (April of the lunar calendar), the temple welcomes thousands of visitors from all over the country to offer incense, pray for blessings and immerse themselves in the unique atmosphere of the folk festival. Phu Dong Mau Temple is not only a spiritual destination but also a place to preserve the long-standing cultural and historical values ​​of the land of talented people.

Ban Temple - the birthplace of Saint Giong - is a sacred relic in Phu Dong commune, Gia Lam district, Hanoi. This is where Saint Giong's mother is said to have conceived and given birth to the national hero after stepping into a giant footprint in the field. The temple is located in the Phu Dong historical relic complex, associated with the legend of Saint Giong riding an iron horse to defeat the An invaders. The temple's architecture is small and ancient, surrounded by a peaceful village space, creating a solemn and intimate atmosphere. Ban Temple is not only a place for local people to worship and remember the merit of birth, but also a cultural - spiritual destination that attracts tourists to learn about the origin of the legend and the patriotism of the Vietnamese people.

The reed grass field in VSIP Industrial Park, Phu Chan Ward, Tu Son City, Bac Ninh Province, is an attractive destination for those who love nature and photography. In the middle of a modern industrial space, the vast white reed grass field creates a poetic and peaceful scene, attracting a large number of tourists and young people to visit and take photos. Especially in the fall, when the reeds bloom, this place becomes an ideal place to capture beautiful moments and enjoy the fresh air. The reed grass field at VSIP is not only a famous check-in spot but also contributes to enriching the natural landscape of the area.

Dong Ho painting village, located along the Duong River in Song Ho commune, Thuan Thanh district, Bac Ninh province, is a traditional craft village famous for its unique folk paintings. Dong Ho paintings are hand-printed on do paper with bright colors from natural materials such as indigo leaves, shells, vang wood... The paintings reflect the daily life, customs, beliefs and aspirations of the ancient Vietnamese people, with familiar images such as "Mouse Wedding", "Toad Teacher", "Pig Herd"... Not only possessing artistic value, Dong Ho paintings are also precious cultural heritages, contributing to preserving the national spirit. Today, despite facing many changes, the painting village still strives to preserve the traditional craft, develop tourism and educate the younger generation about culture.

Phu Lang pottery village, located in Phu Lang commune, Que Vo town, Bac Ninh province, is one of the famous traditional pottery villages in Vietnam. With a history of nearly 800 years, this pottery village is said to have been founded by the founder of the craft, Luu Phong Tu, during the Tran Dynasty. Located on the banks of the Cau River, Phu Lang is convenient for transporting raw materials and products, contributing to the development of the pottery craft here. Phu Lang pottery stands out with its sophisticated embossing and carving techniques and its characteristic eel-skin glaze in brown, light yellow or dark brown. The products range from household items such as jars and pots to worship items and interior and exterior decorations. Currently, the village has more than 200 operating kilns, demonstrating the enduring vitality of the traditional craft. Phu Lang pottery village is not only a place to preserve the quintessence of national culture but also an attractive destination for tourists who love ceramic art.

Located in Dinh Bang village, Dinh Bang commune, Tu Son town, Bac Ninh province, Do temple was built in the 11th century and is also known as Co Phap Dien or Ly Bat De temple. The temple is a place to worship 8 kings of the Ly dynasty: Ly Thai To, Ly Thai Tong, Ly Thanh Tong, Ly Nhan Tong, Ly Than Tong, Ly Anh Tong, Ly Cao Tong and Ly Hue Tong. With an area of ​​over 31,000m2, Do temple has 21 large and small constructions divided into inner city and outer city areas and the center is the main temple. Coming here, you will be amazed by a vast landscape with magnificent palaces, majestic harem, peaceful water pavilion and quiet steles. In the ancient temple, the scent of incense spreads throughout the space and makes us think about a heroic and heroic dynasty.

Phat Tich Pagoda, also known as Van Phuc Tu, is located on the slopes of Phat Tich Mountain (Lan Kha Mountain) in Phat Tich Commune, Tien Du District, Bac Ninh Province. Built in 1057 under the reign of King Ly Thanh Tong, the pagoda was an important Buddhist center of Dai Viet during the Ly Dynasty. The highlight of the pagoda is the Amitabha Buddha statue made of monolithic green stone, 1.85 m high, carved in 1057, the oldest stone statue in Vietnam. The statue sits on a lotus throne, with sophisticated carvings such as the Garuda bird, elephant, lion, reflecting the influence of Indian and Champa Buddhist art. Phat Tich Pagoda was recognized as a special national monument in 2014, attracting a large number of tourists and Buddhists to worship and learn about historical imprints over more than a millennium.

Tieu Pagoda, also known as Thien Tam Tu or Tieu Son Tu, is located halfway up Tieu Mountain in Tuong Giang Ward, Tu Son City, Bac Ninh Province. This is one of the most ancient and sacred pagodas in Kinh Bac region, associated with many important historical figures such as Zen Master Van Hanh and King Ly Cong Uan. The pagoda is considered the place where Ly Cong Uan was raised during his childhood before he ascended the throne, founded the Ly Dynasty and established the capital Thang Long. The pagoda's architecture is imbued with traditional features such as Tam Bao, To House, bell tower and ancient tower garden. In particular, the pagoda also preserves a statue of Zen Master Van Hanh about 5m high, placed on the top of the mountain, facing Thang Long citadel.

But Thap Pagoda, Bac Ninh - Unique architecture. The pagoda is located right on the banks of the Duong River, around the pagoda there is a winding river, creating an extremely poetic scene. The pagoda also has another name, Ninh Phuc Tu, located in Dinh To Commune, Thuan Thanh District, Bac Ninh Province. This is one of the few pagodas that still retains its original beauty. But Thap Pagoda is an ancient pagoda with extremely unique architecture in Bac Ninh. Ninh Phuc Tu was built around the 17th century during the Later Le Dynasty. The architecture of the pagoda is in the style of "Inner public, outer private". Although it has gone through hundreds of years of history, the pagoda still retains its ancient beauty. This is also one of the national historical relics that visitors should visit. In particular, you will not want to miss the opportunity to participate in the But Thap Pagoda festival.

Dau Pagoda is one of the oldest pagodas in Vietnam, the birthplace of Buddhism. This is one of the typical spiritual tourist destinations of Bac Ninh province, attracting many domestic and foreign tourists to make pilgrimages and learn about its historical value. Dau Pagoda is also known as Chua Ca, Co Chau Tu, Dien Ung Tu, Phap Van Tu. Dau Pagoda is located in Thanh Khuong commune, Thuan Thanh district, and was recognized as a special national monument in 2013. The most prominent of the pagoda's structures is Hoa Phong tower. According to ancient documents, during the Tran Dynasty, the first-ranking scholar Mac Dinh Chi restored Dau Pagoda and built a 9-storey tower. However, the architecture of the current tower is that of the Le Trung Hung period. The tower was built of old baked bricks, with 3 floors and 15m high 

Ba Chua Kho Temple, located in Bac Ninh, is one of the most famous and sacred temples in the North, attracting tens of thousands of visitors from all over to come and worship, pray for wealth and business luck every New Year. The temple is located on the side of Kho Mountain, in Vu Ninh Ward, Bac Ninh City, associated with the legend of Ba Chua Kho - a talented woman who managed the state granary, and made great contributions to ensuring logistics during wartime. The temple's architecture is imbued with ancient and majestic features, with curved roofs, dragons, sophisticated patterns, and a sacred space amidst the harmonious natural landscape of mountains and rivers. Coming to Ba Chua Kho Temple, visitors not only pray for wealth and prosperity, but also feel the unique spiritual cultural beauty of the Vietnamese people.

Dinh Bang communal house, located in Dinh Bang commune, Tu Son, Bac Ninh, is one of the oldest, largest and most beautiful communal houses in the North, famous for its unique architecture and historical and cultural values. The communal house was built in the 17th century to worship the six village guardian spirits - those who pioneered and established Dinh Bang village - and to worship Ly Cong Uan, the founding king of the Ly dynasty. With a solid ironwood structure, ancient tiled roof, and elaborate carvings of dragons, phoenixes, flowers and leaves, Dinh Bang communal house is considered a living "folk wood carving museum". Not only a place for religious activities and traditional festivals, the communal house is also the pride of Dinh Bang people, attracting many tourists, researchers and photographers to visit and learn 

Luy Lau Citadel, located in Thanh Khuong Commune, Thuan Thanh District, Bac Ninh, is an important historical site, considered the first capital of the Northern colonial government in our country from the 2nd century BC. Luy Lau was once the largest political, economic, cultural and Buddhist center of Giao Chi, a bustling trading place between ancient East Asian cultures. Although thousands of years have passed, the vestiges of the ancient citadel such as foundations, earthen walls, ancient bricks and tiles, and discovered archaeological relics still mark a glorious historical period. Visiting Luy Lau today, visitors can not only admire the quiet, ancient landscape, but also listen to interesting historical stories about the land that was once the "ancient capital" of Northern Vietnam.

Kinh Duong Vuong Temple, located on the bank of the Duong River in Dai Dong Thanh Commune, Thuan Thanh District, Bac Ninh, is a sacred relic associated with the legend of the ancestor of the Vietnamese people - Kinh Duong Vuong, father of Lac Long Quan and grandfather of Hung Vuong. The relic complex includes the temple, mausoleum of Kinh Duong Vuong and Mrs. Lac Thi, built spaciously with ancient architecture, curved roofs, winding dragons and phoenixes, bearing the mark of folk culture. Every year, this place attracts a large number of tourists, Buddhists and people to offer incense and pray for blessings, especially on the occasion of the festival on the 6th day of the first lunar month - a large traditional festival to honor the merits of the first king according to Vietnamese legend. Visiting Kinh Duong Vuong Temple, you not only worship the sacred place but also feel the deep roots of the nation, amidst the peaceful river scene.