Every corner of Hanoi would remind us of our fantastic time in Hanoikids. And who knows, at that very moment when we were time traveling to the past, we could bump into a student, in the same uniform, leading a tour – a future Kid.
Thanks to the Tour Operation Department for giving us this nice tour. It is like a special gift for my birthday. I hope our club will receive many more tours like this and Hanoikids will greatly contribute to the development of good relationships between Vietnam and The USA as the slogan: “Be a little ambassador of Hanoi”.
A few days ago, I had a very interesting discovery in Hanoi – the capital of Vietnam. My travel mates on this journey are from Hanoikids. I knew them through reviews on Tripadvisor. Before coming to Vietnam, I thought this was a peaceful and a bit nostalgic country. Therefore, I decided to visit Hanoi toExplore
If you find yourself wandering on the streets of Hanoi on a late winter evening, a short stop at a “Bánh Trôi Tàu” vendor is much-needed to warm your body up in the stinging cold weather. Being lesser-known to tourists than bánh mì or other kinds of noodles, yet bánh trôi tàu is a favorite street food of the residents of Hanoi when chilly breezes sweep through the city.
No street food list can be completed without the name of Banh mi. It started as a colonial novelty during the French colonization in Vietnam, became a nationwide favorite and now gained fame and popularity globally.
Mỳ gà tần is a sound combination of instant noodles, mugwort, and oriental herbs. With such not only yummy but super healthful ingredients, it is a common dish for sick people, especially after they have recovered.