Dong Xuan Market is considered to be the oldest and largest market in Hanoi Old Quarter, associated with the development of the ancient Thanh Long citadel and today’s Hanoi capital. Dong Xuan Market is not only a trade point but also a cultural and spiritual value that reflects the daily life of the people of …
Cho Gao Street is a small street with only a few houses, but it used to be a busy trading place. The following article will help you learn more about Cho Gao Street. Cho Gao Street is about 500 meters to the North-East of Guom Lake, located at Hang Buom Ward, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi. The …
Ô mai Vietnamese – Ô mai is a snack made from fruits combined with sugar, salt and some other ingredients. Hanoian have special recipe handed down, so Ô mai is considered a specialty of Hanoi. Ô Mai has a sour, salty, spicy and natural sweetness, which is enjoyed by many Vietnamese people, especially women. Hanoi …
You access the internet to search for information about Hanoi Old Quarter, there are so many things that make you confused. Below things to know when visit to Hanoi, Vietnam. What is Hanoi known for? A great place to explore on foot, this French-colonial city is also known for its delectable cuisine, vibrant nightlife, silks …
Hanoi, the beautiful cultural capital of Vietnam, has many things to see and do. A few days in the city doesn’t do justice, but luckily, most attractions are located within walking distance of one another. You can easily map out an itinerary for yourself and enjoy a day of wandering around, taking in the contrasting …
