If you are a tourist, take a look at the old streets at night . To see that besides the bright lights of the shops and boutiques on the streets, and the peaceful walking steps, there are still people who are hard-working, diligent, and quietly make a living.
To see the contrast between light and dark, between cramped and spacious. To see the narrow and deep alleys of the old town, there is a glimpse of a person walking quickly into the door. Tourists can also find places rich in culture and history, enjoy a night of ca tru and feel like they have returned to an ancient time that captured the soul of the nation.
Or leisurely walk to see the quiet O Quan Chuong at night to feel for yourself what "Hanoi with five gates" is like, or visit old temples and pagodas. Following the footsteps of tourists are the leisurely gazes of old town residents who are calmly watching life pass before their eyes. At that time, it was no longer a noisy, bustling, crowded Hanoi at night, but a peaceful, quiet and quiet Hanoi.
Visitors can also get lost in bustling wholesale stores, look, choose and buy. Next to it, street restaurants are bustling with invitations to enjoy Hanoi culinary specialties. Amidst that bustling stream of people, Hanoi at night appears in the appearance of interference between ancient and modern, between tradition and modernity, between movement and stillness.
Hanoi is for people to remember, for people to love because of those differences. Far from Hanoi, people wander and re-imagine memorable moments. Hanoi is also full of mystery and tolerance...
