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Spend the day seeing and admiring Hanoi's spectacular and beautiful landscapes, cultural and historical heritage sites, and spend the night participating in a variety of engaging and thrilling activities at the Hanoi Weekend Night Market, a thousand-year-old city.
There are plenty of exciting and interesting things to experience and discover in Hanoi's nightlife. The Hanoi weekend night market is held on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. It is situated in the center of Hanoi Old Quarter. As all vehicles are barred from driving on the streets of the old quarter on these days, you will see a lot of people strolling on the streets. You may see a large number of foreigners, the majority of them Westerners, walking the streets and sitting at the Bia Hoi crossroads and coffee shops. At night, there's a highly lively and joyful environment that you won't find anyplace else.
Not only that, but on Saturday night, you'll have the opportunity to watch street-level music acts that draw a lot of attention. These performances use folk arts such as cheo singing, quan ho, ca tru, and xam singing to introduce and promote Vietnamese culture and tradition to international visitors. Coming here will show you how fascinating and lovely it is.
Finally, another option to enjoy the Saturday night market is to simply sit alone in a coffee shop and observe what is going on in the streets and around you. At that time, you will have a pleasant and tranquil sensation.
Let's give yourself a chance to locate something unique and experience the bustle and commotion of Hanoi's Sunday night market. Hanoi is constantly full of interesting things to see and do.
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Walking around Hoan Kiem Lake or taking the time to see the sun rise and set over the water will leave you with a deep and lasting impression of this location. Hoan Kiem Lake...
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Visit to Hoi An, taking a leisurely walk is the most ideal way to discover the ancient beauty, historical value and the local life and of this town that dates back over 4...
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