36 Pho Phuong

This is a special street, mainly when the Chinese people went to the South Sea, came here, driving the development of the various industries here, and there are many restaurants here.

A famous commercial street in Hanoi with lots of good food and fun to find and cheap souvenirs to do here

The sun is shining and sultry as usual in the morning. After eating the free breakfast provided by the hotel, I kept sweating when I went out. After yesterday’s difficult adaptation, today I can truly calm down and devote myself to the travel experience. The famous Vietnamese civilian delicacies, rice noodles nicknamed the "lover", the rice noodle shops on the street are all uneasy and air-conditioned, and the inside is small and ventilated. The locals may have been used to the hot weather, but they eat differently. Happy, and I absolutely dare not follow suit.

The thirty-six line is similar to the thirteen line in Guangzhou, but after all, the city is small, thirty-six to thirteen, the number is large, but the sales are far less than ours, and a bit low, especially clothes. But the whole street is still lively, foreigners like it

"To go to Hanoi's Old Town, you need to visit the 36th Ancient Street. It is a must-see place for tourists. You can eat and go shopping here, but you can't walk enough money." There are also famous attractions such as Jianhu and St Joseph's Cathedral nearby, so it is recommended to stay here for half a day, soak your legs and even get lost.

here is the old town , you can feel live every moment , traditional industry , traditional food and clothes

36 Pho Phuong is a great place. All of the restaurants and bars that we visited was so good! There is also a fantastic range of shops to visit and all of the streets specialize either in shoes, clothes, jewellery, silks, bags, coffee etc, which makes shopping really easy. Night Market & Hoan Kiem lake is a must visit on weekends.

there are the many street vendors and people just out for a stroll and the popular Old Quarter is no exception so walking through this neighbourhood is distinct from a walk in the park. Visitors have no choice but to brave the traffic in the local style, but the experience of exploring the historic area is a must do and truly worthwhile.

Sanjuro Street is the most lively commercial street in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. It is the best place to see the city style of Hanoi, or to buy a hand gift.