Hanoi Streets

The vivid colors make Summer in Hanoi more joyful.

There have been thousands of accident victims saved by the volunteer “angels”, who vow to leave no one behind, regardless of victim or culprit.

Normally, late February to early March is the best time of year to observe the vibrant wildflower of pear in some streets in the capital city. This year, however, the wild pear flower season arrived more than two months earlier than usual.

Unusual works in the capital city not only bring earnings to industrious workers but also portray a special part of Hanoi.

The tree-growing program has made Hanoi greener and fresher, contributing to shading the streets and curbing the harmful effects of radiation on people.

Sketching images of Hanoi is both love and responsibility that members of the Urban Sketchers Hanoi devote to their homeland.

With ancient marks remaining for hundreds of years, Thuy Khue street is considered as a special road where tells the history of the millennial capital city and traditional crafts.

Thuoc Bac Street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter is an interesting place which maintains various beauties of old Hanoi.

The trams have been an inseparable part of the city’s landscape for more than two thirds of a century.