There are places that leave an impression—and then there’s Train Street Hanoi. Where else can you sip Vietnamese egg coffee while a train rumbles by just inches from your knees?

If you want to understand Hanoi, you have to walk it. Not just stroll—wander, weave, pause, and get lost in it.

We weren’t just sightseeing—we were stepping into Hanoi’s morning rituals. The first stop took us to one of the city’s most iconic structures: the legendary Long Bien Bridge.

If you're the kind of traveler who chases adrenaline-laced authenticity over polished photo ops, navigating Hanoi Train Street is your kind of adventure.

Tucked between tight rows of homes and cafés, Hanoi Train Street Coffee offers more than just brews.

Hanoi nightlife is as textured and flavorful as its pho broth—and the best way to explore it is on two wheels, guided by locals who know every alley and aroma.

If you only have time for one pagoda while visiting Hanoi, make it the One Pillar Pagoda.

Passed down through generations, it’s more than a dessert—it’s a connection to heritage, family, and celebration.

From cultural icons like the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to vibrant neighborhoods like the Hanoi Old Quarter, here are 20 unmissable spots—each with its own story.