The food in Hanoi really surprised me. I tried pho and bun cha, both were simple yet flavorful. Sometimes the restaurants were small and crowded, but that made the experience more local and authentic.

Hanoi’s weather was warm and pleasant when I went in March. I liked how the city has many lakes and trees that balance the busy traffic. It is not a perfect city, but it has a unique charm that stays in your memory.

Ru Qiong

I found Hanoi’s museums and historical sites fascinating. The Temple of Literature was quiet and beautiful, especially in the afternoon. It felt like stepping back in time, and I learned a lot about Vietnamese culture.

Chen Xiaoyu

I visited Hanoi last month and was amazed by its mix of old charm and modern life. The coffee shops were everywhere, and each had its own cozy style. Traffic can be a bit confusing, but locals are patient and friendly, which made it easier to explore.

Li Wei

The egg coffee was special, and I liked sitting by the street watching people pass by. The city is not very modern, yet it has charm. Some areas could be cleaner though.

I liked exploring Hanoi’s old streets. The mix of scooters, sounds, and smells created a lively atmosphere. Still, crossing the road sometimes felt like an adventure itself.

Emma Brown

The people in Hanoi were generally kind and polite. It rained a few times during my stay, but I liked how fresh the city smelled after the rain. Not perfect, but enjoyable.

Elena Novak

Hanoi isn’t fancy, yet it feels real and human. Some places were a bit noisy, but I appreciated the local lifestyle. It’s not a city you fall in love with immediately, but it grows on you.

Hanoi had an interesting mix of culture and chaos. The weather was quite hot when I visited, and the rain came suddenly. The people were warm, and the food was worth the trip.

Street food was a fun part of my trip. Some vendors didn’t speak English, but gestures worked fine. The taste was good, but the hygiene could be improved.

Yang Lin