There will be nothing more interesting than a peaceful morning, without deadlines or work stress and sipping a morning cup of coffee by your hard side . Or simply go alone to read a book, enjoy the space “alone alone”. Hanoians also have the habit of drinking tea in the early morning. Talking with a few friends about the past week on the sidewalk with a few plastic chairs around is enough to feel a light, cool morning.

If it’s a crowded weekday, there will be no traffic jams, noise, and dust on weekends. You should also take advantage of this time to hang out at a cafe, enjoy the typical cuisine here with your ideal group of friends. If you go on a business trip alone, search for information about a few famous food places and then “lift your butt” there. People always say that food is half the joy of life. It can be said that pho is a typical dish of Hanoi. There are many kinds of pho for you to choose from: beef noodle soup, chicken noodle soup, mixed pho, pho roll, etc. In addition, there are many other “very Hanoi” dishes such as Lang Vong nuggets, La Vong fish cakes, Thanh rolls. Tri, Ho Tay shrimp cake,…

A weekend you wake up very early, not to rush to the lecture hall or the company, but simply to enjoy the rare fresh air of the Capital . Step by step slowly on the familiar street or discover new nooks and crannies that I have long forgotten. You will find not only Hanoi but also the pace of life in yourself seems to be slower. It seems that every second goes by just to feel how lovely and idyllic life is still.

This is a beautiful old village that still retains its old color. Located about 30km from the center of Hanoi, it is also an opportunity for you and your friends to enjoy the peaceful scenery of a rural village with a rustic life. It is difficult to experience rural life in the heart of the bustling and urban capital.

Long Bien Bridge – a historical witness through the years of ups and downs. Have you ever explored all the bridges of Hanoi and then stopped at the end at Long Bien bridge and sat down to enjoy hot grilled corn? If not, let’s “deploy” it early this weekend. It’s also quite an interesting experience.

Have you visited all the monuments of Hanoi yet? If you are a resident of the Capital but have not been to the Temple of Literature, One Pillar Pagoda or Tran Quoc Pagoda, it is a pity.

An outdoor barbecue party with family and friends on the green grass and in the cool air of the park is also a good idea, isn’t it?

A great weekend isn’t it? Hanoi always makes people strangely peaceful!