Hanoi is famous for beautiful ancient paths and street corners. Especially, the beauty of the capital changes in terms of time and space. Thus in different moments, people observe Hanoi in diferently ornamental sides. And there are several streets renowned to the youngsters as Love Paths for their romantic sights, which is ideal for photographing and dating.
Korean – Japanese Streets
It will be a serious mistake to list ideal Valentine spots without mentioning to Korean – Japanese Streets that lie along Tay Lake. Nobody knows the origin of these lovely names. In fact, it was because of the sceneries and houses in this area: one side is the large lake, the other is the houses with luxuriously modern architecture, resembling Koreans films. “Japanese” street is also a popular lakeside street for its sidewalk vendors and relatively secluded spots for couples.
In the evening, the two streets lit up with lampposts, outstanding from the surroundings. It was the giant Ferris wheel in the Water Park nearby shining that make the whole picture much more ornamental and “korean”.
In summer, these are actually Love Streets for couples as the lotus blooms, bring about a fragrantly romantic space.
Kim Ma Street
This is certainly a familiar street to the young Hanoians and photographers. It is a quite alluring street with old tree-lined and red brick sidewalks. However, it brings most thrilling feelings in the winter – the leaves-falling season. Through the lens of photographers, the photos of couples strolling in the brilliantly red-yellow path have made viewers moved.
Moreover, walking hand-in-hand with lovers in the bitter cold weather of Hanoi winter will engrave on your memory.
Phan Dinh Phung street
Located within blocks of architectural planning, Phan Dinh Phung street bold influenced by Western architecture. We must first mention the high-villas nestled next but soaring trees. Although tinted paint stain over time but still beautiful ancient, stately, giving people the feeling nostalgic.
Not random, Phan Dinh Phung street is widely called the beloved “Dracontomelum trees street.” Dracontomelum are grown on the roads, street corner of Hanoi, but most have to mention Phan Dinh Phung street. The old dracontomelum found on Phan Dinh Phung street has a history of hundreds of years, bushy tree – trunk, dense foliage,covered the road. Flower of dracontomelum alligator is not brilliant as many others that have simple and beloved beautiful flowers. The tiny of white flowers brunch tucked hide in green foliage, spread bitter scent but passionate .
Long Bien Bridge
Long Bien is a historic cantilever bridge cross Hanoi’s Red River, built by French in 1898 – 1902. It is believed that the bridge is designed by Gustave Eiffel, the man behind Eiffel Tower and Statue of Liberty.
With its charming vintage look and incredible view of the Hong (Red) River, Long Bien, the oldest bridge in Hanoi , has been a favourite spot for young people to get together. After a slow ride on motorbikes, people often stop at a fine spot on the bridge, where they enjoy conversation with one another or stare at the magnificent view. On the bridge, couples could possibly forget about time and stand or sit on the side of the bridge for hours. There are vendors there who are willing to serve them with snacks or drinks.
Many young couple also place locks on the fence to keep their love ever-lasting.
The most famous romantic Love Streets in Hanoi
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