Planning a trip to Hanoi, Vietnam
- Itinerary
- Hotels
- Experiences
- Things to Carry
Things to do in Hanoi in March
Arrive in Hanoi and check into the Apricot Hotel for a luxurious stay
Explore the Old Quarter and visit the Dong Xuan Market for a taste of local life and street food
Indulge in a Vietnamese dinner at Green Tangerine and enjoy the French colonial ambiance
Hotels in Hanoi, Vietnam
Visit the Hoa Lo Prison Museum to learn about Vietnam's history
Take a traditional Vietnamese cooking class at Apron Up Cooking Class
Enjoy a serene evening at the West Lake and dine at the iconic Sen Ho Tay Restaurant
Visit the peaceful countryside of Duong Lam ancient village and explore the ancient architecture and local culture
Indulge in a luxurious spa experience at La Siesta Spa in Hanoi's Old Quarter
Experience a traditional water puppet show at Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre
Take a scenic train ride from Hanoi to Ninh Binh province and explore Trang An Grottoes by boat
Visit the ancient capital Hoa Lu and explore the historic temples and pagodas
Return to Hanoi and dine at the iconic Cha Ca La Vong for a traditional Vietnamese seafood feast
Visit the peaceful and beautiful Temple of Literature, known as the first university of Vietnam
Indulge in a luxurious spa treatment at the Metropole Hanoi - Le Spa du Metropole
Take a leisurely stroll around the Hoan Kiem Lake and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the city
Board the train from Hanoi back to Mumbai, carrying cherished memories of a remarkable solo adventure
March is a great time to visit Hanoi. The weather is warm and sunny, with average temperatures ranging from 16 to 28 degrees Celsius. There is a low chance of rain, so you can enjoy your trip without worrying about getting wet. So we are suggesting you pack accordingly.
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Things to Carry on your trip to Hanoi
Clothing & Apparel
Light, breathable fabrics -
Loose-fitting clothes made of natural fibers like cotton or linen will keep you cool and comfortable in the warm and humid weather.
Comfortable walking shoes -
You'll be doing a lot of walking in Hanoi, so make sure your shoes are comfortable and supportive.
Hat and sunglasses -
The sun can be strong in Vietnam, so protect your head and eyes with a hat and sunglasses.
Light jacket or sweater -
Evenings can be cool in Hanoi, so bring a light jacket or sweater to layer over your clothes.
Accessories
Small backpack or daypack -
A small backpack or daypack is perfect for carrying your essentials while you're exploring Hanoi.
Sunscreen -
Sunscreen is essential for protecting your skin from the sun's harmful rays.
Insect repellent -
Insect repellent will help keep mosquitoes and other bugs away.
Hand sanitizer -
Hand sanitizer is a must-have for keeping your hands clean while you're traveling.
Essentials & Must Haves
Passport and visa -
Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Vietnam and that you have the necessary visa.
Travel insurance -
Travel insurance is always a good idea in case of unexpected events.
Money -
Vietnam's currency is the Vietnamese dong (VND). You can exchange currency at banks, exchange bureaus, and hotels.
Phone and charger -
Your phone is essential for staying connected and getting around.
Good to have
Universal adapter -
A universal adapter will allow you to plug your electronics into outlets in Vietnam.
Small first-aid kit -
A small first-aid kit can be helpful for treating minor injuries.
Guidebook or map -
A guidebook or map can help you plan your trip and get around Hanoi.
Snacks -
Snacks can be handy for when you're on the go.
Electronics
Camera -
A camera is a great way to capture your memories of Hanoi.
Laptop or tablet -
A laptop or tablet can be useful for staying connected, working, or researching your trip.
Hotels in Hanoi, Vietnam
Local Experiences in Hanoi, Vietnam
