Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam and the second largest city after Hanoi, has a history of more than 1000 years. Compared to Ho Chi Minh, it is still less developed, so you can feel the scent of Vietnam strongly.
As it borders with China, it has been conquered several times, so the Chinese color remains strong, and various cultural and historical sites attract many tourists to Hanoi.
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The ‘Hanoi Mausoleum’, a representative tourist attraction in Hanoi, contains the wax-preserved remains of ‘Hanoi’, the leader of Vietnam in the past.
Wiki, such as Lenin, Mao Zedong, and Kim Il-sung, introduces that there are a total of 11 political leaders whose bodies are preserved in the world, and among them, it is the easiest tourist destination for the general public to see.
It is also the center of tourism in northern Vietnam, including Halong Bay, one of the most famous natural heritage sites in the world, Tam Coc-Hoa Lu, recently designated as a newly designated World Heritage Complex, and Sapa, home to Vietnam's ethnic minority.
District 1, the center of Ho Chi Minh City and the main tourist destination, is small but neatly organized, and has sufficient amenities and security to ensure that even a single traveler does not have any inconvenience.
Origin of Hanoi Beer Street
During the French colonial period, Ta Hien Street was originally a group of old streets that were merged into Rue Gerraud. Back then, this street was better known to locals as Quang Lac Alley because it houses the most famous theater, the Quang Lac Theatre. The street was seen as a lively place for the elite to enjoy poetry and drama.
During the French colonial period, Ta Hien Street was originally a group of old streets that were merged into Rue Gerraud. Back then, this street was better known to locals as Quang Lac Alley because it houses the most famous theater, the Quang Lac Theatre. The street was seen as a lively place for the elite to enjoy poetry and drama.
Around the theater, many dining cars were serving everything from pho to beer and snacks for passengers to enjoy. In 1945, the street was renamed to Ta Hien. Today, Ta Hien Street is famous for its lively culture and street food. Overall, with its historical and cultural value, the street has become Hanoi's iconic and beloved Hanoi Beer Street.
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