International tourists have shared many pictures of the Hanoi old quarter, temples, amazing cuisine and the daily life in the capital city of Vietnam.
International tourists have shared many pictures of the Hanoi old quarter, temples, amazing cuisine and the daily life in the capital city of Vietnam.
The Turtle Tower at night by Valentina Lima.
Hanoi’s old street with a cafe on the 2nd floor and lovely shops below posted by Juan Gutierrez.
Ian Page said enjoying egg coffee in the Hanoi old quarter is the experience that foreign travelers should not to be missed.
Thanh Nien (Youth) Road in an afternoon by Becky Elvidge.
The Huc Bridge by Mandy Kuijpers.
James Coleby is fascinated at the colorful pot of sweet porridge.
Maria said she loved this picture not only because of the beautiful colors but also for the simple and peaceful life in Vietnam.
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Gina Georgoussis did not miss the opportunity to enjoy pho (Vietnamese noodle) in Hanoi.
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The gentle smile of a street vendor.
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The busy rhythm in the streets of Hanoi. Photo by Voyage au Vietnam.
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A Hanoi girl with blooming peach trees by Joanna Davis.
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A fresh morning with bright sunshine.
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María Ortina uploads a picture of Van Mieu Quoc Tu Giam (Temple of Literature), one of the famous sights of Hanoi.
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Sai Karthik Reddy Mekala enjoyed “bun cha” (vermicelli and grilled meat).
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Hanoi has many cafes which are like secret oases, such as Nola.
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(Source:VNNet)
