Tube houses are so named because they are just that: a long, narrow tube of space that is subdivided into sections that served the family’s every need. Buildings perform what would seem to be architectural miracles by heading several stories into the air supported by a […]
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With the history of more than 100 years, Hanoi’s names had been change many time in different periods. The given name wasn’t random but it showed an important side of the city at the time. During the rule of the Chinese people, Hanoi used to be […]
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In a modern life, high-tech transportation seems determined to surpass the ancient cyclo, even though the cyclo remains a favorite with tourists. After wandering around Dong Xuan and Hanoi markets, let take a walk to the ancient town and reached Hang Duong. I was really impressed […]
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Ancient houses or tube house is a kind of traditional house in Hanoi Old Quater. Most of houses presently existing within the ancient quarter’s borders have, however, their age of only more than 100 years. In this quarter, those houses that keep an air of anxiety are […]
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These free things to do in Hanoi can make even the tightest of budgets stretch. Vietnam’s capital city is a popular holiday destination among backpackers and budget-conscious travelers, thanks to its affordability in terms of currency, food, travel and sightseeing opportunities. Tucked down the narrow winding […]
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Hanoi’s French Quarter is located on the southeastern end of the popular Hoan Kiem Lake, housing most of the city’s foreign embassies, government buildings and affluent residential neighborhoods. For travelers, it’s where they can find luxurious hotels and upmarket restaurants during their holiday in the Vietnam […]
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This article is an ideal list of the best things to do in Hanoi Old Quarter for travelers looking to experience all the hidden and important part of the city – you can still see glimpses of previous generations despite the modernization that is going on […]
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Established in 1889, Dong Xuan Market is housed within a four-storey Soviet-style building on the northern edge of Hanoi Old Quarter. It’s also known as Hanoi’s largest indoor market, offering a wide range of goods such as fresh produce, souvenirs, accessories and clothing, as well as […]
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Ta Hien is a small street lying in the Old Quarter, which well known as Ta Hien beer corner or bar street of Hanoi. This 200 meters’ street is one of the most crowded streets in Old Quarter, even it is almost impossible to have a […]
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Along 3 kilometers of this walking street is more than 4000 stores. It isn’t difficult to find some good handicraft souvenir made of ceramic or wood with very reasonable price. Traditional toys, small bamboo household items or handmade brocade bag are sold here too. Slowly walking […]
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If you’ve ever been to Vietnam, you’ve undoubtedly seen small carts selling Nước Mía. Nước Mía is Sugarcane juice, and we recommend it as an essential drink. These carts are usually covered in neon colors, so they are hard to miss. You might think a cup...
Tet holiday – Vietnamese Lunar New Year or simply Tet Vietnam is the most significant festival in Vietnam. As a result of being calculated by the lunar calendar, Tet festival often occurs at the end of January, which is later than New Year’s Day. As the...
Com or green sticky rice is a must during the autumn season in the capital city like “chung” cake in lunar new year and candy for Halloween. When you talk about fall in Hanoi, you should not miss the green sticky rice. The taste of rice from...
