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Hanoi: Why Go? Dog Meat? Nightlife? An Alternative Travel Guide to the Capital of Vietnam

This video presents a sightseeing tour of Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, through the eyes of a traveler finishing a three-month journey across the country. The author shares personal impressions, noting that after such an extensive trip, it is hard to be impressed. Nevertheless, the video covers the most vibrant and unique spots in Hanoi. Timeline of visits in the video: Railway Street — A popular street where a train passes close to cafes, creating a memorable atmosphere. Imperial Citadel of Thang Long — A historic site with UNESCO artifacts, which didn’t particularly impress the author. Hanoi's Botanical Gardens — Quiet green areas around lakes, providing a contrast to the city’s noisy traffic. Quan Thanh Temple — A Buddhist temple with a bronze statue, where the author reflects on ticket price discrimination for tourists. Tran Quoc Pagoda — One of the oldest temples in Vietnam, located on a small island. Temple of Literature — Vietnam’s first university dedicated to Confucius, offering a peaceful atmosphere of wisdom and learning. Water Puppet Theatre — A traditional Vietnamese water puppet performance, representing rural customs. Hoan Kiem Lake — A famous lake with a legend of a golden sword and a beautiful red bridge. Hanoi’s Old Quarter — A bustling part of the city with markets, craft shops, and streets lined with beer stands. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum — The resting place of Vietnam’s revolutionary leader, housed in a gray concrete building. Presidential Palace — A luxurious yellow building, though it can only be viewed from a distance. One Pillar Pagoda — A unique cultural monument perched on a single stone pillar. Mural Street — A street decorated with vivid murals and mosaics, where the author witnesses the preparation of dog meat. Local Ice Cream Cafe — A popular spot for cheap and tasty ice cream. Noodle Shop with Barack Obama's Portrait — A budget-friendly restaurant serving pork and noodles, named after the former president’s visit. In conclusion, the author notes that Hanoi is an interesting city, though not ideal for long-term living due to heavy traffic and a lack of beaches. However, its clean streets, numerous parks, and unique character make it worth visiting as part of a larger trip through northern Vietnam.