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My son and I spent 3 days in 2 hotels in the old Town. We could easily have spent a couple more days as there is so much to see and do. I don’t think I’ve ever been anywhere like this and for sure it won’t be for everyone. Yes, it’s dirty, noisy, chaotic, overcrowded. But it’s also friendly, authentic, great value, colourful and buzzing.
The old quarter is a compact area, but other interesting sites – West Lake, the French Quarter, Ho Chi Min’s mausoleum are all within walking distance, or a low cost Grab – so it makes a good base. There are lots of good places to eat, with decent meals being available for less than £10/head. Or go for a blowout on one of the rooftop bars, where you may spend £30-40/ head. There are plenty of bars with beer around £1 a pint. You can pay less in the very congested bia street, but this is also the one part of the area that feels a bit sleazy and where you might get hustled to buy things. At night stroll over to train street and join the crowd flirting with disaster.
Old Quarter of Hanoi is full of life and culture! The narrow streets, local shops, and street food make it a unique experience. A great place to soak in the atmosphere and explore Vietnam’s rich heritage!
Love the city, it’s fast, and same time so calm living. People are amazing. There is so much to love there. Love to walk along streets of Old town.
Hanoi is divided into two parts, one modern and the other ancient. The old part is preferable, I liked it more for the activities and the few architectural evidence of its history.
funny for the amount of people, shops, street vendors, bikes, scooters, restaurants, etc. You get lost, in the literal sense of the word!
You should definitely walk around here and explore the region, lots of small shopping centres with really cool stuff, preferably take a walk instead of a scooter
Situated at the northern end of Hoan Kiem Lake, the Old Quarter is a must-see destination for tourists. Chaos abounds with motor bikes and scooters parked over the footpaths and whizzing along the streets with gay abandon. They do tend to avoid running into people so the trick to crossing a road is to look straight ahead and walk at a steady pace from one side to the other. Don’t try to dodge them – they’ll dodge you.
Apart from the traffic (and the large number of people) there is lots to see. Small shops abound with many of the streets specialising in particular goods whether that be silk or paper/decorations or shoes or whatever. There is no grid pattern in the streets so it’s easy to get disoriented and lost. That’s part of the adventure, of course.
A great place to visit.
我第一次去了河内老城区。
在车水马龙的街道上,摩托车来来往往,街边是复古的建筑和小巧的咖啡馆,仿佛时间在这里停滞了一样。
当地的越南粉和法棍也非常美味,让人在这里随意漫步都觉得非常有趣。
虽然是一个旅游景点,但也能真实感受到当地人的生活气息。
对成熟女性来说,这也是一个非常适合散步逛街的地方。
ベトナムでは、歩道はバイクを止めるためにあるようなものです。道路を歩くことに慣れないと、ベトナムでは歩けません。
旧市街はおそらくハノイで、ここが本場だと思います。大きなホテルはありませんが、小さくて素敵なホテルや、良いお店、ベトナムらしいお店がたくさんあります。
ぜひ楽しんでください。
この街は大気汚染がひどく、観光にはあまり適していません。
また、路上で売られている食べ物や飲み物を買うのも控えました。
旧市街の通りはそれほど見どころがあるわけではありませんが、ベトナムらしさは感じられました。