As one of the capital's tourist attractions, Truc Bach lake area introduces an exciting food alley and walking streets on Ngu Xa - Pearl Island. It is a few minutes walking distance from Pan Pacific Hanoi to this special location.

The zone covers seven streets including Ngu Xa, Tran Te Xuong, Nguyen Khac Hieu, Mac Dinh Chi, Nam Trang, Lac Chinh, and Tran Vu. Along with famous destinations like Quan Thanh Temple, Tran Quoc Pagoda, a variety of cultural, tourism, and local activities are taking along the Pearl Island promising an opportunity to honour the cultural heritage connecting the locals and tourists.

With vehicles being banned every weekend night, the streets serve as a food zone every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. If you are wondering what tourists can do at Ngu Xa - Pearl Island walking street, let us guide you through various must-do activities in our new exciting destination.

Ngu Xa - Pearl Island walking streets has been recognized as the destination of a busy food zone with tons of delicious Vietnamese signature dishes, especially the "phở" roll with complex yet refreshing textures, which is definitely worth savouring.

Truc Bach is home to Hanoi's oldest pagoda, a vibrant market, and a swathe of beautiful temples. The history of Truc Bach area dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries, when it was established during the reign of King Le and Lord Trinh.

In festival seasons, local authorities also organise traditional activities at historical and cultural relic sites such as Than Quang Pagoda and Ngu Xa Communal House.

After completing the tour to the walking streets, do not miss out our celebration of NightCap Hours offering the special deals for selected drinks at The Summit Bar. With excellent drinks meticulously crafted by talented bartenders, be sure to laid back, sip on a nice cocktail while admiring great views of the city in one of the best bars in Hanoi at our rooftop bar.