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Travel Vlog Raw & Real #Travel#Buget&Comfortable Travel#TravelSolo#BackPacker#Indonesia#Jakarta# Why I named my Channel TRAVEL LOUNGE? Lounge is a place to relax and refresh your body... Travel is a way to relax and reflesh your soul... I love to travel on my own... before i start i do some home work with youtube travel videos... before you tube only maps... One day i thought why i am not doing travel videos? It may help others as youtube travel videos helped me for my travel... So I started the Channel... A subscription to the channel enables more travel... About me... I am pure Tamilan... from Tamil Nadu... In this Season 1 I visited 3 Southeast Asian Countries... 25 days... Stayed not in Hostels but in Hotels... Ofcourse it's a budget Trip... Weekly 2 Episodes... MONDAY & FRIDAY...Evening 4PM IST Never miss a destination! Subscribe and hit the bell icon to stay updated on the latest travel experiences. Watch... Subscribe...Share... Comment and Like... Hanoi#Beer Street# Ta Hien Beer Street is a vibrant cultural hotspot where locals and tourists come together to experience the city's legendary nightlife.Beer Street in Hanoi is a bustling area filled with bars, restaurants, and street food vendors. Your dreams of dirt-cheap drinks and electric vibes come true every single night in the heart of Hanoi's vibrant atmosphere.With no official opening time, the street evolves from cafés in the morning to bustling pubs by night, making it an essential spot when you wonder what to do in Hanoi after dark. Morning & Afternoon: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (shops, cafés, and restaurants open) Evening: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM (bars and beer stalls begin to open) Peak Hours: 7:00 PM – 12:00 AM (street is packed with people, music, and nightlife) Late Night: 12:00 AM – 2:00 AM (few bars and clubs remain open, like 1900 Le Théâtre) Ta Hien Street dates back hundreds of years to the time of Thang Long (the former name of Hanoi). It was originally part of the Old Quarter’s traditional guild streets, where artisans and traders gathered to sell goods and crafts. After Vietnam’s reunification in 1975, the street gradually transformed from a traditional trade center into one of Hanoi’s most famous entertainment districts. As tourism in Hanoi grew, Ta Hien became a favorite hangout for both locals and foreigners, earning the nickname "Hanoi Beer Street". By the 2010s, the street was lined with bars, pubs, live music venues, and street food stalls, making it the go-to destination for nightlife in Hanoi. This transformation from a historical trade guild street to Hanoi's famous "Beer Street" perfectly exemplifies the dynamic evolution of the map of Old Quarter Hanoi. One of the biggest highlights of Ta Hien Street is “bia hoi”, Vietnam’s famous fresh draft beer. This light, crisp, and low-alcohol (3 - 4%) beer is brewed daily and served straight from the keg. A glass of bia hoi can cost as little as 10,000 VND (less than USD 0.50), making it a must-try for visitors. In addition to Bia Hoi, many bars and pubs on the street serve a variety of Vietnamese and international beers, ensuring that there is something for everyone.