[2025 Hanoi ] Travel Guide for Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square (Updated May)

📌 🇻🇳 Vietnam / Hanoi . This is Hanoi. ⁡ Various things about Hanoi📸 I feel like time was flowing slowly☺️✨ ⁡ A country with delicious food, the best🤤 The people are kind✨✨ ⁡ ①② #Dong Kinh Gia Thuc Square I expected there to be a lot of motorbikes running around, but on this day it was a pedestrian paradise! 🚶♂️ There are so many cafes piled up? It's so Vietnamese☕️ ⁡ ③ #Hanoi Cathedral When you think of Hanoi, this is it! ⛪️ ⁡ ④ #nhasachmao Bookstore📚 You have to take your shoes off before entering the store👟 You can also enjoy coffee Bookstore x library...? 📚 ⁡ ⑤ #pizza4ps A pizza place from Vietnam🍕 This was really delicious! Pizza and pasta for about 3600 yen, so cheap🤤🤤 They have a store in Japan, opened in Azabudai Hills! I want to go🍕🍕✨(apparently it's hard to make a reservation...) ⁡ . #travel #Vietnam #hanoi #travel #traveler #tripoverseastravel

#LongHolidayTravelPlan #TravelPlanShare #HolidayTrip #VietnamTravel #VietnamTrip #Vietnam #Hanoi #Sapa #SapaTheMountainCity Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam. Delicious food, beautiful architecture that combines Chinese and European styles. Sapa is a mountain city with cool weather all year round. If you love nature, don't miss visiting it at least once. Day 1 - Get off the plane in Hanoi, visit the Ho Chi Minh Museum, President's Palace, walk around the newly opened Lotte Mall West Lake, visit the Old Quarter, Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square, Hoan Kiem Lake, visit a spa, get a massage, take a herbal bath, and prepare to take a sleeper car to Sapa at night. Day 2 - Arrive in Sapa early in the morning, take a shower at the hotel, have breakfast, visit Moana Cafe, take beautiful pictures with rice fields and mountains, go to Fansipan Mountain, buy tickets at Sun Plaza building, take the monorail, continue to the cable car and continue to the monorail again. Along the way, you can see the flower garden, the model village of the hill tribes in Vietnam, the Mahayana temple of Vietnam. Conquer the highest peak of Indochina, walk around Sapa Lake, eat Shabu at the Hotpot Center, see the city at night, each shop has bright lights, see dazzling lights. Day 3 - Visit Cat Cat Village, the village of the Black Hmong tribe, see the waterfall, the village, the community's way of life, and rent a local costume to take pictures in the village. After that, walk around the city, have dinner and watch the sunset at the restaurant of Hotel de la Couple. Day 4 - Visit the best view Sapa cafe, the beautiful viewpoint of Tavan Village, and have lunch at Sailing Sapa, view of the rice terraces and the mountain range. Come back to walk around the city, take pictures of the city view, have dinner at Viettrekking Restaurant, a restaurant with a beautiful view and see the monorail passing by, do a spa massage - herbal bath, take a sleeper car to Hanoi at night. Day 5 - Arrive in Hanoi in the morning, take a shower at the hotel and have breakfast. Visit St. Joseph's Church, Hanoi Train Street, Hanoi's beautiful street P. Phan Dinh Phung Visit the European-Chinese architecture of government offices, Cua Bac Church, Quan Thanh Temple and Tran Quoc Pagoda Scaffolding at Sen Cafe View the lake and Tran Quoc Pagoda Go shopping in the old quarter Prepare to fly back late at night

This is a lively and vibrant square in the Hoan Kiem district in the heart of Hanoi, Vietnam. Especially at night, the atmosphere here is full of excitement from tourists, shops, restaurants and various activities held in this wide square. When the sky is dark, the lights from the surrounding buildings and neon signs shine brightly, making the area look beautiful and charming. There are many street shops selling souvenirs, clothes and daily necessities. Tourists and locals often gather here to walk, shop and enjoy a variety of street food. There are many restaurants and bars around the square that are open until late. You can try local food such as Pho, Banh Mi or fresh seafood. Or if you like a chill atmosphere, sit and sip Vietnamese draft beer (Bia Hoi) at a bar with a terrace overlooking the square. At night, there are sometimes live music, dancing or street performances that add color to this area. There are also artists who come to paint and sell their work to tourists. For those who like a party atmosphere, this area has bars and clubs that open until late at night. Safety and transportation This area is very touristy and has security guards, making it quite safe. However, be careful of pickpockets or valuables. And it is recommended to travel by taxi or Grab for convenience and safety to return to the accommodation. #VietnamTravel #VietnamTravel #HanoiNightlife #hoankiem

Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square, located at Hanoi's Old Quarter, is a vibrant and historically rich destination that offers a unique blend of cultural, social, and architectural experiences. Situated next to Hoan Kiem Lake, one of Hanoi’s most iconic landmarks, the square serves as a gateway to the ancient streets of Hang Dao, Hang Ngang, Hang Duong, and Dong Xuan. #vietnam#hanoi #oldquarter

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#familytrips2024 To truly enjoy Hanoi, you must visit Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square and experience the vibrant energy and cultural charm of the city. As the sun sets, the square comes alive with dazzling lights, bustling street vendors, and lively performances. It’s a perfect spot to enjoy Hanoi’s famous street food and witness traditional Vietnamese music and dance. The night-time ambiance, coupled with the stunning backdrop of Hoan Kiem Lake, creates a magical atmosphere that offers a glimpse into the heart of Hanoi’s nightlife and local culture. #vietnamtrip

#VietnamTravel #Hanoi #Dong Kinh Nghia Tuc Square The name is difficult, so surprisingly, most people don't know the name of the square, but when you come to Hanoi, you pass by it 100%.. Dong Kinh Nghia Tuc Square... It's a lively square surrounding Hoan Kiem.. You can see many tourists and locals taking pictures. It's a good place to rest on a bench or meet up. There are many coffee shops, restaurants, etc. around, and there are many things to see and do nearby. During the week, it's a very crowded street with cars, taxis, and motorbikes that really don't need traffic lights! However, from Friday evening to the weekend, vehicle movement is prohibited, so you can walk leisurely. I definitely recommend visiting on the weekend.