36 Hours in Hanoi, Vietnam | The New York Times
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2014
- Hanoi is changing fast, but with its tree-lined lanes, graceful old architecture, a flourishing arts scene and sophisticated night life, the city is having its moment.
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I have lived in Hanoi for a year and a half and not a single day goes by when I don't miss the hell out of it.
Is it that bad?
I dined at KOTO (know one teach one) before. It is a great restaurant-NGO who pick up homeless kids from the streets and teach them restaurant service skills + English. The food is great and you feel like you are doing a good thing by simply eating! Wish there are more businesses like this.
Welcome to Vietnam, no matter where you are from.. Vietnam is beautiful enough to enchant your heart...
My uncle visited Hanoi a couple of times he fell in love in the country, Vietnamese people and the capital I want to visit Vietnam so bad.
Love Hanoi. Was there for 48 hours and the city was so busy, so special and so fun.
Thank you for making such a good video about Hanoi and about Vietnam. I am vietnamese and i agree that there are some bad things in Vietnam especialy the traffic jam but i think our Hanoi is really beautiful and it's a good place to everybody from all around the world come to visit. Welcome to Vietnam!
i visited hanoi, people,food,scenery... everything was great. from south korea)
CY HAN Hanoi sounds absolutely stunning!
good video ~gOOD!!~~^^
love vietnam from Indonesia :)
tks you
I love Hanoi from indonesia
nhiều đẹp tôi yêu Hanoi
Damansara Sopicha12 tui lam người việt nam đây tui sống ở bến tre ai love cho like
Damansara Sopicha12 Did you use Google Translate ? 😂
It must be 'Tôi yêu Hà Nội - từ Indonesia'
Damansara Sopicha12 you mean Hà Nội có rất nhiều cái đẹp, tôi yêu hà Nội.
I am lightened as my city is featured on the NYT.
A great country well worth a visit particularly Hoi An and Halong bay...superb
love how green this city is!
I love Ha Noi !
We will treat you with all our heart. Welcome to Vietnam
I'm so excited I'm going this October!!!
Starbucks can't compare to Cong Caphe in terms of quality (Coconut cacao smoothie is top notch too), plus you don't have to brand yourself a chump, paying for overpriced coffee for over roasted droppings.
When in Hanoi of course you are going to have fun in the Old Quarter and the East of West Lake (Tay Ho) but also take an afternoon and get lost in the Van Chuong neighbourhood (between the Turtle (scholar) "museum" and the train station) and explore the fascinating streets (đường/ngõ/phố) & alleyways (hẻm) where you witness daily vibrance & authenticity of a culture that is for life. After the sun sets, walk half a km south to a long market alley called Ngõ Chợ Khâm Thiên and don't get offended as people honk behind or to the side of you, it's a gesture saying "hey I'm here behind you coming up so don't be surprised".
I like, thank you for posting
VIVA VIETNAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!from Australia
I lived in this city for a long time before moving back to Saigon. And as a Hanoi lover, I can say this is Hanoi for tourist, not how us local sees the city. Not much of "real Hanoi" in this video I'm afraid.
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Vietnam is a very beautiful and peaceful country. The Vietnamese are friendly to everyone, even towards Americans or Koreans, or even the Chinese :D
But they are not friendly to the former South Vietnamese?
from Vietnam with love!❤
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They didn't show one of the biggest attractions in Hanoi, the Sofitale Legend Metropole Hanoi, a five-star hotel built by the French in the colonial style in 1901. But that was probably too cliched and too well-known.
The Vietnamese had an ambiguous relationship to French colonial architecture for a long time. On the one hand, it was a symbol of colonial oppression. On the other, the French were gone and they were just buildings, and fancy ones at that. Many were left empty or used for random purposes for a long time, but eventually the Vietnamese were like, "Fine, these buildings are nice and tourists want to see them, let's renovate them and invite people to come." The Metropole Hanoi is a successful product of this shift in attitudes and an opulent one at that.
In Nha Trang they have almost nothing of the French/Vietnamese architecture and atmosphere left. Sad, but that's what they want, becoming another soulless Chinese style skyline city..
Hanoi IS changing fast, I think it's time for a new video ;))
Never thought I’d consider visiting but I’m open to it lol. I’m from NY btw.
Love Hanoi
This is not Hanoi. The filmmaker just cherry-picked fancy restaurants with vietnamese who speak english well for his convenience. No real cultural sites here. one-leg pagoda, the ho hoang kiem, the old quarters? It is in every guidebook. hanoi was fun when i was there for a few weeks, but i got to say, i miss SAPA and other cities more. vietnam is beautiful if you are lucky enough to get out of the cities.
+AK H. (bufferoverflow88) i agree with you. this video is a part of hanoi
Its just 36 hours though...in 5 minutes too. To cover it all would be very long to do.
The essence of 36 hour travel is not about going local i am afraid...
+Kim Chi is your profile pic the flag of south Vietnam? I think I have seen that before
Lamtect Army yes. I prefer a democratic nation...with a less greedy government that bribes everyone...
We also enjoyed Hanoi in March 2018 👏🏻👏🏻
woww........... i like it....!!
Hanoi is beautiful .
stronger people, hardworkerr people
love vietnam from Indonesia 👍
Its not all of Hanoi.... welcome to my country
I'm going to Vietnam next month!!
That guy with the sunglasses seemed really happy and peaceful
Will Vietnamese people be friendly towards me? (I'm Korean)
+Woojong Let come to VietNam, you see the different about the people,food...
+Woojong vietnamese is friendly, and young people is big fan of korean , culture, music, welcome to vietnam
+Woojong sure
+Woojong They are friendly with Kim Jung Un, I'm sure you'll be fine there.
+Woojong korean look down vietnamese cause they think they r smarter than vnamese..but it isnt true
Soundtrack very good...
I was here, why didnt I see all these special things T_T
i love Hanoi, i love Vietnam.
Typical traditional signature of Vietnam! Where we can see modern and traditions at the same time :)
good video ~gOOD!!~~^^
Welcome to Vietnam (I from Vietnam)
Hope to see you again in Hanoi
Nice place
Love HA Noi
it is okay....at least this video give good info since I am visiting Hanoi by the end of September 2018
I ❤️HaNoi I ❤️VietNam
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VIET NAM 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳
i was so excited about coming to Hanoi after watching this video.. Madake Bar and CAMA ATK are both closed now!!!! What a massive dissapointment. Where is the underground music scen here???
Americans, all they need is a coffee shop and ability to check in to foursquare.
Có ai biết nhạc nền của clip này ko
been to that place beside the west lake. me and my ex vietnamese girlfriend used to hang out there until midnight in winter. and used to rent those duck boats. then kiss in the middle of the lake.
this is real hanoi! i swear
3/4 người VN số ở miền quê và k có đủ kinh phí du lịch những nơi gọi là điểm du lịch hú dẫn thì đa số dương như chỉ dành cho người nước ngoài
VN fighting I love VNese.Hope to visit around VN
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That fishing in the lake is illegal though :v lol
my wife a filipino & myself a pom are going to vietnam in january will she be mistaken for a vietnamese?
Maybe, Asians do look similar.
Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City? I'll be visiting both but in which city should i spend te most time and why?
+Cxdrxc K I went - I loved both but Hanoi is amazing, plus it's the capital.
ho chi minh city :))
Saigon...thats what most natives call it anyways...HCM is much more modern, has more war history if your intersted and a lot of luxury resorts and stuff.
yeah ,like they go to Vietnam for luxury things
Hanoi is better in the terms of culture, architecture , and foods . Ho chi minh is just another modern-ish city you have visited
Taking my family to visit Hanoi for the first time in 2 weeks. There will be an elderly and a 2 years old kid. Any Hanoi resident can recommend us on where to eat and see in Hanoi? We're not too keen on walking or riding motorcycle. We renting a house neat the airport. So someplace within Taxi driving range. Not big on street food either, the our kid and all.
+Ada Repli I sincerely welcome you to Vietnam, although I have some reservations about your request. The country is transforming, but you do realize it IS still a developing/third-world country? If you can't tolerate street food, the scooter scene, and the fact that you stay near the airport (for 2 weeks), you're likely to miss out 90% of this city. Sure there are fine dining and plazas, but these places are gonna be similar to any other metropolitan areas you will be visiting, perhaps, not as impressive. The culture of Hanoi is ingrained in its history and social values, which, for the most parts, are not very "modernized."
The reason I'm saying this is because I think it's unfortunate that many foreigners come to the country but can't accept the "real" culture of the city. You know, things like the street food is not going to be monitored by some federal agency or so, the toilets in small stores/restaurants are not going to be very clean, people are going to be "louder" on public transports, so on and so forth. But you know what, this is part of the culture itself. I know it might sound horrifying, but keep an open mind, get to know the people and you will experience a lot of amazing things.
THAT being said, if you still insist on visiting Hanoi and only to the more "westernized" areas, then there is the Royal City complex - which I believe, is the largest underground mall complex in South East Asia. And then there are some French-influenced quarters with very interesting architect in the Old Quarter of Hanoi (or commonly known as the 36 streets). Some of the most fancy restaurants are going to be in this area too. If you want a retreat from the city, there are many resorts in about an hour or so driving distance (Flamingo Dai Lai, Ba na Hills, etc.) I would suggest you go through a travel agency and rent a private tour. It might be pricy, but considering your needs, I think a private tour would work best.
Bear in mind I did not suggest any historical places (aka the real "beauty" of Hanoi), because as you might have guessed, it's gonna involves lots of walking, very crowded places etc.
I hope you enjoy your stay.
+Malystrixiel Thank you for such insight. We end up booking a beach house near Ha long Bay (thank you, airbnb) where we will do main cruises and kid-friendly tour.
Sorry if my previous comment came off as pompous. That wasn't my intention at all. We have done many travel throughout the world and try our best to embrace their cultures and food. I, personally, love street food and getting off the beaten path and find something amazing tug away. With that said, we normally travel with elder and kid. So, health issue is our #1 concern. We'll be traveling in March, it'll be hot. So motorcycle and walking is out of the question for us. With international driver licence not permitted in Vietnam, we are down to one option of getting taxi around.
Anyhow, we're just passing through Hanoi and go straight to Halong Bay.
how was the trip Ada ?
I’m Vietnamese and I’m born in Vietnam too .So I think it’s not really correct !
I ask my Vietnamese friend what Vietnam was like when she lived there. She told me that Vietnam is a fulled with big streets with a lot of motorcycle and tall building that are guarded by dogs. I thought Vietnam was not suitable for any expat for live or visit there, after watching this video now I see more about Vietnam than my friend could tell me.
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IF this video is for promoting tourism then go ahead, it's a beautiful country. Veitnam still is in a dire situation with child labour and their is still a mass of poverty.
I'm not saying Veitnam is bad, It's my third favourite country, but theirs still a lot of human right violations going on there.
if so, do not come to Vietnam ....
If it is in your favorite countries, at least learn how to spell it.
***** you must be an American, aren't you? Correcting others while using a broken copy of an original language, go figure.
Not American, nice try though.
***** Nowadays see correct spelling as being a means of ones own superiority complex rather than protecting a tradition. A lot like most hate groups if I say so myself.
Yeah, I noticed there were a lot of white tourists around, which is fine for any city. But it would have been more interesting to see more of what the locals and doing and where they are going, how they really live day to day.
Morgan Violet Hart welcome to Viet Nam. If I have a chance, please I'm your guideman
Pots'n Pans closed
Madake closed
Cama ATK closed
Tadioto Bar still in business
source: google maps
Viet Nam dat nuoc ngan nam ghi mai trang su
Love Vietnam the land of my wonderful wife.
Asdrubal Vivanco cool
Ha no i v i e man
Sorry to break this to you, but the foods from those gourmet restaurants you visited are trashes compared to street foods .
Gotta love Hanoi, such an husttling and bustling city with many things to see and to do: ruclips.net/video/RThII-CLexE/видео.html
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This is not Hanoi
Pots tps o pans hello belly
Lik e lik e kit e kit e no suc or eat charry here here leoard load er JOHNSON. J SEAOH NIN
I'm come from Vietnam I like all country but we don't like China so
Was there even 1 vietnamese person in the video? You just showed all the places where no local people are?
Waste of time watching this, has nothing to do with real vietnam..
Real Vietnam is much more beautiful!!
Your comments are amazing!
@@Donechanging lol