Ba Vi National Park Hanoi Vietnam

Ba Vi National Park is located in the five districts: Ba Vi, Thach That, Quoc Oai, Hanoi, Luong Son, Ky Son and it is far about 60 kilometers from Hanoi Vietnam along the highway 21A, 87.



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Ba Vi National Park is divided into three functional areas: Strict Conservation, Ecological Restoration and Administrative Services. Ba Vi is the average mountain and low mountain. In Ba Vi National Park, there have several mount with 1000 meters height such as: Dinh Vua (1296 meters), Tan Vien mount (1277 meters), Ngoc Hoa mount (1131 meters), Vien Nam mount (1081m) and Hang Hum mount (776 meters), Gia De (714 meters)… Ba Vi mountain range has large slope with the average slope about 250 meters.

The general characteristics of Ba Vi is dominated by mechanisms of monsoon. The average annual temperature in the region is 23,40oC. With this feature, this is an ideal holiday for tourists.

According to the list of flora collected from the samples and the results of additional investigation in 2008, Ba Vi National Park has 1201 species of vascular plants. The specific feature of the region of Ba Vi is that it has 5 species of Ercaceae and 6 species of Theacae and 19 species Fagaceae which is more than the numbers of Cuc Phuong National Park.

According to the investigation in 2008, the vertebrate fauna in Ba Vi National Park are 342 species. Besides, there has 70 species for meat, leather.

Entrance fee:

- Ticket for person: 15.000vnd/people

- Ticket for cars under 10 seats: 20.000vnd

- Ticket for cars more 10 seats: 25.000vnd

- Price ticket for motorbike: 2.000vnd

Price of some services at the Ba Vi National Park:

- Hotel Price:

+ Type 1: 400.000vnd/room

+ Type 2: 350.000 vnd/room

+ Type 3 (stilt): 2.000.000-2.500.000vnd/house

- Campfire: 1.000.000-1.500.000vnd

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Top 10 Best Vegetarian Restaurants In Hanoi

It can often be a challenge being vegetarian or vegan in Vietnam. The cuisine is often flavored with animal bones, or sprinkled with dried meat, even if it is not a meat dish. But there are so many beautiful vegetables and fruits in the country, that when you start to look for alternative foods, you can start unlocking doors to beautiful and vibrant new culinary treasures. And there are some lovely restaurants catering to the vegetarian, with flavors to be tasted that will tantalize the taste buds, making you proud to be going animal-free.

1. Bo De Quan

A new location from 2015, this lovely little family business is a vegetarian restaurant in Tay Ho. Their new address, 164 Au Co, is an improvement on their previous location on the same street. They make their food with so much love that you can taste it. They have some of the best fresh spring rolls and fried nem you’ll ever taste. Be sure to try their banana soup sometime—it’s such a unique and delicious creation.

2. Daluva

Located on 33 To Ngoc Van, Daluva is always a wonderful dining experience. While not a vegetarian restaurant, Shay, the owner, is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about food. The artful menu is has vegetarian dishes labeled, making the vegetarian feel at ease. Asking for modifications on the menu, and vegan recommendations is never a problem; Shay is extremely accommodating. The falafel is always a treat, and there are often specials being featured weekly, as well as special events, such as wine tasting on Fridays nights.

3. Zenith Yoga

Zenith Yoga, with two locations—on at 247 Au Co and the other at 17 Duong Thanh, provides lovely and fresh vegetarian and vegan food in addition to their yoga classes. Decorated with lush pillows and relaxing atmosphere, it is a wonderful place to enjoy your meal. Their menu incorporates many fresh salads and sandwiches, soups and pizzas. They also do refreshing drinks and artfully presented coffees and desserts.

4. Thien Phat

If a tasty meal is what you want, Thien Phat is a great option, though they do have an extensive menu filled with veggie treasures. Located on 16 Hang Hanh (Just steps from Hoan Kiem Lake) and 91 Ly Thuong Kiet (a more premium location), this Vietnamese restaurant is a quaint operation, though the food is belly-warming and will leave you eager to come back. You can ask for brown rice, and they do many concoctions with fake meat that is very convincing.

There is buffet lunch twice a month for just $6 and you can sample the very best of Vietnamese's vegetarian food.

5. Gelato Italia

Gelato Italia deserves a mention as far as desert is concerned. Their luscious, creamy gelato is as good as any you’ll have in Italy. And theirs will have you a gelato convert, kissing ice cream good-bye. What is extraordinary about their menu is that they mention which flavors have egg and/or dairy, making the vegan as welcome as anyone. And their fruity flavors are almost all vegan; as is allegedly their dark chocolate, which is one of the richest, decadent things you’ll ever taste. Gelato Italia is located on 31 To Ngoc Van.

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How to get around in hanoi Old Quater

Ever wonder how to get around Hanoi Old Quarter? Below are a comprehensive list of what you can use to discover old city

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Ever wonder how to get around Hanoi Old Quarter? Below are a comprehensive list of what you can use to discover old city:

1/ Taxi:

Taxi is inexpensive and abundance in Hanoi Old Quarter. Make sure you get on a taxi that has a brand and a phone number. Although there are cases of taxi scams reported in the past, it happens rarely during the day. The most trusted taxi brand is Taxi Group (painted white with red and blue line). Costs: $50-75 cents/ km.

2/ Bus:

There are buses that connect Hanoi Old Quarter with the rest of the city. The most noted ones are:

- Number 9: connection to Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (depart from bus stop near Hoan Kiem Lake)

- Number 14: connection to East side of the West Lake (depart from bus stop near Hoan Kiem Lake)

- Number 31: connection to Giap Bat Bus station (depart from bus stop near Hoan Kiem Lake)

- Number 17: connection to Noi Bai Airport (depart from bus stop near Dong Xuan market)

- Number 23: connection to Temple of Literature (depart from bus stop on Ly Nam De street)

If you want to experience the most local way of life, taking a bus is the best idea. Make sure you print out a bus map in advance. Ticket costs: 7,000 VND (about 30 cents)

3/ Train:

There is no train line inside the city

4/ Walking:

Hanoi Old Quarter is not the most pedestrian-friendly city in the world, but walking is the best way to explore the Old Quarter. Walking from one end to another in the Old Quarter takes about 30 minutes.

5/ Cyclos:

Cyclo normally only does trip around the Old Quarter and to nearby attraction such as Temple of Literature but not longer than that. It is an enjoyable way to slowly swallow in the beauty of the city. Agree on a price before you set to go.

6/ Electric car:

Several electric cars run tours around the Old Quarter. Sometimes it does not have fixed schedule but wait until it gets full, or you can pay full fare to charter the car. These cars will take you around the Old Quarter to highlighted streets.

7/ Cycling:

Hanoi Old Quarter is not the best place for cyclists. Way too many motorbike and honking will just make a ride not a recommended thing to do.

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