Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

Lying peacefully next to the Red River, Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi is a new district that has a lot of potential for growth. Since its establishment in 2013, the district has seen the remarkable development of apartments and other facilities that ensure modern living. Scroll down below to see what’s new with Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi!

What’s in Here?

• Overview of Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi
• How to Get to Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi
• Where to Visit in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi
• Food to Try in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi
• Shopping in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi
• Accommodations in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi
• Summary of Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

Overview of Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

• Location: Eastern Hanoi; adjacent to Dong Anh District across the Red River (North), Tay Ho District (East), Cau Giay District and Nam Tu Liem District (South), Hoai Duc District and Dan Phuong District (West)
• Total area: 43.35 square kilometers
• Established on December 27, 2013, when the government decided to split Tu Liem District into two urban districts: Bac Tu Liem and Nam Tu Liem
• Has 13 wards: Thuong Cat, Lien Mac, Thuy Phuong, Tay Tuu, Dong Ngac, Duc Thang, Xuan Dinh, Xuan Tao, Co Nhue 1, Co Nhue 2, Phu Dien, Phuc Dien, Minh Khai

Map of Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

How to Get to Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

From the Old Quarter, you can catch bus number 14 or 45 to the Nam Thang Long Bus Station in Bac Tu Liem District. The bus station’s a 5-minute walk away from Hoa Binh Park so you’ll have no trouble navigating the route. For those who aren’t confident in using Vietnam’s public transportations yet, here’s a guide on Taking a Bus in Hanoi.

Unfortunately, Bac Tu Liem District’s too far from the city center, using a motorbike taxi is your next cheap option. Read our tips on Taking Motorbike Taxis in Vietnam beforehand to stay informed.

Where to Visit in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

Hoa Binh Park

Google Maps location 

Constructed to celebrate the Millenial Anniversary of Hanoi, Hoa Binh Park (or Peace Park) has an open and green space and a special architecture compared to other public parks in Hanoi. It has many installations that pay homage to the “peace” theme. The most special of all is the combination of the Lac Bird statue and the pond, which turns into the phrase “No War” when you look at it from a certain angle.

Hoa Binh Park is one of Hanoi’s new symbols

Tay Tuu Flower Village

Google Maps location

Hanoi has many famous flower villages and one of them is Tay Tuu - an important supplier for Quang Ba Flower Market. Schedule a day trip from Hanoi here in January or February (right before the Tet holiday) to see the whole village covered in mesmerizing flowers: violets, dahlias, chrysanthemums, etc. You won’t be disappointed with the pictures taken here.

Note: To get here, catch bus number 19, 21, or 57 to Yen Noi Cultural Center. Then walk for about 500 - 600 meters and you’ll reach Tay Tuu Flower Village.

Tay Tuu Flower Village is the most vibrant before the Tet holiday

Food to Try in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

Quan Moc

Address: 1st Floor, CT2A, Nam Cuong Urban Areas, Alley 234, Hoang Quoc Viet Street, Bac Tu Liem District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 9 AM - 11 PM
Price: VND 95,000 - VND 300,000

Quan Moc is a familiar name for all fans of beef

Rustic decor, family-friendly environment, affordable dishes, mouth-watering variations of the Vietnamese take on beef - these are some keywords that anyone who’s ever been to Quan Moc will tell you immediately. Come here for a nice lunch or dinner with your business partners or family!

Bami Bread

Address: 208 Hoang Quoc Viet Street, Bac Tu Liem District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 6:30 AM - 10 PM
Price: VND 16,000 - VND 25,000

Bami's signature Roast Pork Banh Mi is to die for

Craving for some banh mi in Bac Tu Liem District? Wait no more as Bami’s got you covered with its different types of fillings: roasted pork, roasted chicken, pâté, and fried eggs. Customers love the bold taste of their banh mi as well as its low-priced menu.

Shopping in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

To shop for necessities in Bac Tu Liem District, Vincom Plaza Bac Tu Liem is a great option to visit. Spanning the whooping 27,000-square-meter area, you can find anything from groceries, fresh vegetables to clothing, household equipment. It also offers good restaurants and a cinema for you to hang out at the weekends.

Google Maps location: Vincom Plaza Bac Tu Liem

Accommodations in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

Because Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi isn’t a touristy area, the choices of accommodation here are limited. You can hardly anything but cost-effective lodgings. We’ve listed out two affordable hotels below but if you want to have a more convenient stay, consider looking for hotels in Hanoi in other areas, such as the adjacent Tay Ho District.

OYO 333 Nhue Giang Hotel

Address: 10 Alley 39, Pham Tuan Tai Street, Bac Tu Liem District, Hanoi

OYO’s a chain of economical hotels. If all you want is a comfortable bed and a shower then OYO’s for you as there aren’t many additional services.

You’ll get a clean and spacious room for an affordable price (See price and availability)

Titanic 2 Hotel

Address: Alley 467, Pham Van Dong Street, Bac Tu Liem District, Hanoi

Though its location isn’t the best, the Titanic 2 Hotel still draws guests in for its spacious room and value-for-money services.

A good room that won’t break the bank? It’s here in Titanic 2 Hotel (See price and availability)

Enjoy Your Time in Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi

Being a less-centered area, Bac Tu Liem District can give you a day close to nature at Tay Tuu Flower Village or Hoa Binh Park to get away from the city noise. We hope that you’ve learned something about Bac Tu Liem District in Hanoi after reading this article. If you have any questions about this district, comment down below and our team will try to help with your queries. For further information, check out our blog on other Hanoi Districts!

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