Vietnam in 4K - Walk around Hanoi's train street in the afternoon

The trip to Vietnam was 10 days long. The destination is Hanoi, the train street is one of the tourist attractions. On both sides of the train tracks are shops serving drinks. The children spoke English to attract customers. The street is very noisy with motorbikes, loud motorbike horns are a specialty here. Vietnamese people love to eat and drink on the sidewalk, so many restaurants are also set up on the sidewalk. Below are some highlights about the train street:
There is a railway line weaving through the Old Quarter, passing through the front porches of Hanoi people. There, residents often call it by the very affectionate name "Train Street" or "Train Street Hamlet".
The railway corridor from Kham Thien to Giai Phong-Dai Co Viet intersection and from Dien Bien Phu through Tran Phu, along Phung Hung street up to Long Bien bridge are old houses, preserving a part of memory, a The beauty is both ancient, rustic, and simple, very unique to Hanoi.
Coming to Hanoi's train street, in addition to exploring the landscape, visitors can also use restaurant services right in the neighborhood.
Subscribe for more fascinating walking tours in Japan and beyond: bit.ly/4cStt7V