'Hanoi – Touching the realm of memory': A New Travel Journey under Metro Line No. 6 Project
WVR - More than just a sightseeing tour, “Hanoi – Touching the realm of memory” offers tourists an experiential journey through the heritage, culture, and lifestyle of old Hanoi via the Metro Line 6 in the Truc Bach Island area.
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The Hanoi Department of Tourism has recently collaborated with the People's Committee of Ba Dinh Ward to promote the Truc Bach Island tourist destination and launch the "Hanoi – Touching the realm of memory" experience tour.
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| 'Hanoi – Touching the realm of memory': A New Travel Journey under Metro Line No. 6 Project: Tourists enjoy Hanoi cuisine on Metro Line 6. (Source: Hanoi Department of Tourism) |
This new tourism product is developed with a focus on closely linking urban heritage conservation with sustainable tourism development.
The "Hanoi – Touching the realm of memory" tour explores the unique heritage space of the Quan Thanh Temple – Truc Bach Lake – Ngoc Ngu Xa Island area, which embodies the historical, cultural, religious, and long-standing urban life values of Thang Long – Hanoi.
Through a combination of walking tours and experiential activities, the tour allows visitors to engage with the heritage not just by sightseeing but through feeling, interacting, and direct participation.
The highlight of the tour is the experiential space of Metro Line 6 – a "living museum" model that recreates the life of Hanoi during the subsidy period, from family activities, cuisine, and consumer culture to familiar urban memories.
The train carriages are designed as storytelling spaces, helping tourists gain deeper insights into a special historical period in the development of the capital.
The launch of this tour not only enriches Hanoi's tourism products but also opens up new approaches in urban heritage conservation: preserving while reasonably exploiting and promoting heritage values through responsible tourism, with the community at the center. This is also one of Hanoi's important orientations in developing cultural tourism in the near future.
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