Mercure Hanoi La Gare

Mercure Hanoi La Gare

Hotel Class: 4 out of 5 stars4 Stars - 160 Opinions

94 Ly Thuong Kiet Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, 0, Vietnam

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Buying orchid plant from Hanoi

by vuzu

Hi, my sister would like to buy some orchid from Hanoi. Where is the place in Hanoi she could purchase some orchids in Hanoi, please. Thanks.

Re: Buying orchid plant from Hanoi

by explore_discover

Make sure it is allowed to import plants to Singapore if you are willing to bring it home, may require Plant Quarantine Certificate.

With effect from 1 December 2007, phytosanitary certificate is waived for travellers who bring in the following small quantities of planting materials from West Malaysia:

Plants : 3 plants without potting media per person
Seeds : 250 gram per person

A phytosanitary certificate is required for any quantity in excess of the above.

Travellers who bring in planting materials without phytosanitary certificate or CITES permit, or in excess of the exempted quantities and without the necessary documents from West Malaysia, will have their planting materials detained by Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) or Customs officers. ICA will issue a receipt to the traveller so that the latter can contact AVA to claim the plants.

Travellers may claim the plants from AVA if the plants are not endangered species and are free from pests and diseases. AVA may carry out disinfestation treatments on the imported plants before they are released to the owners. The service fee for the above inspection and treatments is between $12 and $50 and an additional $11 import permit fee will also be imposed.

http://www.ava.gov.sg/AVA/Templates/AVA-GenericContentTemplate.aspx?NRMODE=Published&NRNODEGUID={1FB21A62-549B-4673-81ED-E9B18E4312BA}&NRORIGINALURL=/AgricultureFisheriesSector/ImportExportTransOfPlants/index.htm&NRCACHEHINT=Guest#1

Re: Buying orchid plant from Hanoi

by hientonkin

beside the difficulty may have that previous poster showed, you can buy orchids at the end of Buoi st.

The other address is:

Vườn lan: Cổng chợ Mới, Đông Lao - Đông La - Hoài Đức - Hà Nội

Điện thoại: 0912.494.291 (Tiến)

Tel: 0433.845.886

Email: tienbinhorchid@gmail.com

I dont think he can speak English though.

Re: Buying orchid plant from Hanoi

by stefinguyen

there is a street called: Hoang Hoa Tham st where they sell many orchid and other kinds of plant. but the problem are the sellers may dont speak English and u have to bargain :)
hope u can find what u want :)

Travel Tips for Hanoi

Motocycle - King of the Road

by victorwkf

Judging from the amount of motorcycles on the road in Hanoi, they must surely be the king of the road. At any one time, there are swamps of motorcycles on the roads especially the Old Quarter area, and crossing the roads (some of them do not have traffic lights) is an adventure in itself (see my warining section on how to cross road in Hanoi). Why are there so many motorcycles? Contrary to what you might think, this is not because the people of Hanoi cannot afford cars. According to my Vietnamese friends, the main reasons are because motorcycles are easier to move on the roads of Hanoi which are mostly quite narrow. Secondly, parking a car is a big problem in Hanoi as parking space is limited and very very expensive to the locals.

Essential items??

by bcatton

Recommend one suitcase and definitely bring some form of a light, small/medium backpack. That way you can carry your guide book, camera, water inside.
No point in bringing something too big, after all who wants to go walking or exploring carrying a bigger (and no doubt heavier) backpack?? Plus you'd be more inclined to fill it with junk! Wear hiking shoes. I'm talking about a light shoe type of hiking shoe, not the heavy/boot type! Also DEFINITELY recommend bringing a waterproof coat or jacket. Of coarse you could just buy one of the cheap, local polythene or plastic type of 'coats' which the Vietnamese wear. Although i must warn you; Westerners look completely ridiculous in them!

Don't Take Pics Without Permission

by neurochic

Ok the Hmong people are very shy and they don't want you taking pictures of them without asking first. The pictures that I did get of the people while I was there were of girls that I bought things from or who I had made friends with during my visit to Sapa or ones that I just happened to catch in a picture while I was snapping a picture of the landscape. So don't take pictures of the people without permission first. Its rude. Don't worry if you try without permission, the Hmong will turn away from you anyway.

Have a Bia Hoi

by imstress about Bia Hoi

Not sure what to do at night?

take a seat on those low plastic stools and have a cheap and good bia hoi for only 1,500VND.

You can have a people watching session or talk to others sitting near you.

Order some crackers or peanuts to go with your bia hoi. You can throw the peanut shells on the floor .

CHEERS, Bottom Ups, Gan Bei or Yum Seng!

Zig-Zag goes the Bike

by myspices

You can also move around Hanoi in a rented motocycle or you can flag down a motorbike . It is a convenient and fast mode of transport within the town of Hanoi. The motorbike can zig-zag its way in heavy traffic areas.

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