Tickets for Hanoi Imperial Citadel Now Available Online

Visitors to the Thang Long – Hanoi Heritage Conservation Center, which is home to the Thang Long – Hanoi Imperial Citadel, can now purchase tickets through its website starting from June 15.

A picture of the entrance gate of the Thang Long – Hanoi Imperial Citadel can be seen below:

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To buy tickets online, visitors can use the following link: [link to the ticket booking system]. Once the transaction is complete, customers will receive their ticket via email. At the ticket gate, visitors can simply scan the QR code on their ticket and begin their journey back in time.

From June 15 to August 31, there will be special discounts and promotions available for online ticket buyers. These include a 10% discount on Decoding Thang Long Imperial Citadel Night Tour tickets, a 10% discount on Vietnamese traditional garment rentals at Viet Phuc Hoang Thanh Shop, free photos at Hoang Thanh Thang Long Virtual Studio, and up to a 20% discount on drinks at Hoang Thanh Thang Long Bookcafe.

The implementation of the online ticketing system reflects the center’s commitment to leveraging technology and promoting the cultural value of the heritage sites. It aims to contribute to the development of smart tourism and positioning tourism as an economic driver, all while preserving the cultural heritage of the site.

The center also collaborates with various organizations to develop innovative and sustainable tourism activities that showcase the rich history and culture of the Thang Long Citadel. These efforts simultaneously support the local economy and ensure environmental sustainability.

Through the introduction of the new online ticketing system and the continued dedication to sustainable tourism practices, the center hopes to attract more domestic and international tourists and provide them with memorable cultural events.

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