Keangnam Hanoi Landmark 72

More than just a versatile multiplex in Hanoi, with its ingenious and modern architecture, Keangnam Hanoi Landmark 72 continues to be a premier destination fulfilling all your living needs within the capital city in 2025.

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This iconic building is a unique fusion of luxury shopping malls and breathtaking entertainment venues, offering a stunning 360-degree view of the city from its observation deck, a vista that can easily captivate visitors as they gaze upon the skyline.

Thanks to its impressive height and innovative design, Keangnam Hanoi Landmark 72 is regarded as a symbol of Hanoi’s urban growth. This spectacular skyscraper is a must-visit for travelers eager to explore the modern side of the capital city.

Location

As the tallest skyscraper in Hanoi, Landmark 72 is strategically situated at the confluence of Duong Dinh Nghe, Me Tri, and Pham Hung Streets, a significant intersection in the city’s western area. It is surrounded by various urban projects, including Me Tri The Manor, My Dinh urban area, the National Convention Center, and the National Exhibition Center, placing the skyscraper within a dynamic and emerging urban development zone.

Sky 72 Observatory

The highlight of a visit to this building is undoubtedly the Sky 72 Observatory. Taking an elevator ride to the top of this 72-story marvel, visitors can experience a breathtaking 360-degree view of Hanoi. As night falls, the city transforms into a sparkling canvas of lights, enchanting all who take in the stunning sight from above. In short, the perspective from the 72nd floor is incredibly unique and worth every cent.

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In addition to its breathtaking views, the observatory features a vibrant blend of art and entertainment. The top floor houses a 3D photography zone where visitors can create unique images against stunning 3D backdrops, while the state-of-the-art 3D technology section showcases the latest in entertainment innovations.

Art exhibitions are held in a designated zone, creating an idyllic space for art enthusiasts to appreciate masterpieces from both Vietnamese and international artists in an elegant setting.

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The observatory also features a unique Wish Wall, designed for visitors to leave their messages or wishes in a special way atop Hanoi's tallest tower. Locals and couples often visit this spot on occasions like Christmas or Valentine’s Day to send heartfelt messages to loved ones. For those wanting to soak in the 360-degree views, there is a café on the 72nd floor where you can enjoy delicious gourmet treats and drinks while watching the city awaken with the morning light. Remember to bring your camera to capture breathtaking photos that showcase this spectacular view.

As of 2025, entrance tickets for the elevator ride to the observatory are priced at 200,000 VND for adults and 120,000 VND for children; entry is free for children under 80 cm tall. Group discounts are available for parties of over 10 people, with prices reflecting a slight increase on weekends or holidays compared to the regular rates.

A fascinating multiplex of shopping and entertainment

Landmark 72 represents a clever integration of entertainment, shopping, cinema, healthcare services, and fitness facilities all under one roof, making it the perfect destination for all your needs.

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The building includes the luxurious five-star InterContinental Hotel occupying floors 60 to 70, while the commercial center, entertainment venues, gyms, and cinema span from the first to the eleventh floor. For those seeking healthcare services, the building houses a general clinic located in the B1 basement and on the 10th floor, providing luxury healthcare services in a hotel-style setting.

How to get there

By private vehicle

From the city center, you can take the Outer Ring Road 2 (Vanh Dai 2) towards the E6 urban area, following Pham Hung Street, located in Cau Giay District. The Landmark 72 is easily visible from a distance due to its towering height, making it simple to navigate.

You may also opt for ride-hailing apps such as Grab or Bee for convenience.

By bus

Buses operating on routes 05, 29, 33, 39, and 44 drop you just steps away from the building, with a fare of only 10,000 VND.

Useful Information

  • Location: Plot E6, Unit 1201, Pham Hung Road, Me Tri, Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi
  • Best for: All visitors
  • Entrance: Free for children under 80 cm, 100.000 VND for children, 160.000 VND for adults
  • Hours: 10:00-21:00
  • Distance to city center: 5.3km (3.3 mi)

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