Let go Nam Giao Esplanade, Hue

Let go Nam Giao Esplanade, Hue Location and history That's why Nam, Giao Esplanade was built by King Gia Long after being crowned, in Duong Xuan Village, south of Hue City. It was started constructing on 25th March, 1806. At the beginning of 1807, its first God worship ceremonies were held there. Among several offering terraces of previous dynasties, Nguyen's is the only one that still...

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Hang market in Haiphong

At 5 am, on every Sunday, street of Hang market (Le Chan district) is crowded by motorcycles, passenger cars of all kinds of goods, domestic appliances from around sold at Hang market. The weird thing is the goods sealed and carriers are often thrown them from the vehicle without fear of damage. Each bag is opened and poured out on wrinkled available covering cloth. >>> More information: travel...

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American habits to help you save in Vietnam

American habits to help you save  in Vietnam Never carrying cash Haggling 101: Tell the seller you don’t have that much cash on you, tell them you live there, stick to that strategy. That feeling when you know all those amounts of stuff you can buy at ridiculously cheap rates because you’re “out of cash” is almost like highway robbery. And if you’re genuinely an American, maybe you don’t have...

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At Night, where to eat in Hanoi?

When the lights on street turn on, the night is coming and not easy to find a crowded street vendor for you in Hanoi such as: Cam Chi street, Lan Ong or Cau Go street. As you know, Pho Hanoi is very very famous and delicious, you can see Pho everywhere from suburbs or in the city but if you want a really Pho, i think no place to eat could be delicious as Old Quarter. They are Pho Mau Dich on...

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Pho Ganh in Ha Noi Old quarter

Talk to Hanoi and food, of course the first image that you are thinking will be Pho. Pho is sold in Hanoi for a longtime, it’s a image of pass in the present with full of original  tasting and smell. Hanoi is famous with many brand of Pho as Pho Thin, Pho Lo Duc, Pho Xa Dan, Pho ganh… Pho exists not only as a rustic but also a culture to enjoy. There are also many kind of Pho, they charm the...

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Best Hanoi street foods, so cheap!

I’m pretty sure that almost youngsters like us all have days in which we are running out of money and must have a plan to eat as cheap as possible. Don’t be sad about it, even when you just have a near-empty wallet, you can always find something delicious to eat here in Hanoi. There are many kinds of Hanoi street foods with price range just from 7,000 to 15,000 VND: >>> Other: what to...

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Things to do in this autumn in Hanoi!

Autumn is a great time in a year when there is a chill  in the air, the sun is golden and cozy, the leaves light up the trees. So what to do in this autumn in Hanoi? >>> Other topic : danang vietnam is the beautiful seaside city Sipping a cup of coffee Tasting a hot cup of coffee in incipient cold days when the wind picks up and the leaves start to tumble...

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The beautiful Hanoi Opera House

The beautiful Hanoi Opera House was built in 1911 by the then ruling French. It’s a phenomenal piece of neo-classical French architecture featuring Gothic themes on the doors and domes with pillars, shuttered windows, balconies and a glass room. Musicians, actors and dancers play to a 600-strong audience delivering powerful operatic and classical performances, making it a very popular theatrical...

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The Temple of Literature in Hanoi

The temple of literature vietnam is often cited as one of Hanoi’s most picturesque tourist attractions. Originally built as a university in 1070 dedicated to Confucius, scholars and sages, the building is extremely well preserved and is a superb example of traditional-style Vietnamese architecture. This ancient site offers a lake of literature, the Well of Heavenly Clarity, turtle...

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