HANOI – Block D6 Complex, Me Tri Urban Area, Book Street … are places for you to have “virtual life” pictures like you are in the land of kimchi.
The complex of Block D6 Trung Tu (lane 17, lane 4C Dang Van Ngu) has many virtual living corners that appeal to young people. Coming here, visitors seem to get lost on a certain street in Korea, with cafes, nail salons, tree shops, clothing shops … The shops are decorated in a unified style with Gray white walls, brown wooden doors and surrounding potted plants. Photo: Brakes Anh
The street at the Korean Embassy, the Diplomatic Corps (North Tu Liem) is an emerging check-in point. It owns a wall with traditional motifs, gray tile roof, many young people think of architectural works in Korea. For a beautiful angle, you can pose in a crosswalk or close up with a background wall with a row of trees behind.
However, this is still a diplomatic area, so visitors to check-in should keep order, avoid crowds or take too long photos. Photo: hoenmeii
Another suggestion is the film set of Santorini Park (Km 1.5 Phap Van, Yen So Park, Hoang Mai). This place is visited by many couples to take wedding photos, especially the traditional wooden house of Korea.
In addition, the campus here is quite wide and diverse, so you can combine check-in at other corners on the set, the entrance ticket is 80,000 VND / person. Photo: 35mm Photography
Book Street on December 19 has small square bookstores, made of brown wood, glass doors and gray tile roofs, forming a gentle Korean corner in the heart of Hanoi. Suggestions for you are to shoot from outside the glass door, walk in the middle of the street or sit on wooden benches for good photos. Photo: Thuy Duong
Me Tri urban area (Nam Tu Liem district) is where many Koreans live with restaurants, cafes, supermarkets … Korean style. The highlight is that most of the signs and menus of the restaurants here are in English and Korean, with relatively high prices compared to the general premises. Photo: Kieu Chinh
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