PROJECT NIGHT OUT IN HANOI
"Like Vangoh painting the night street in Paris. I always find a brilliant silence in my city, the nightlife in Hanoi."
I am often impressed by the beauty of the city at night where I live. HaNoi is a mixture of old and new, chaotic, noisy and quiet, narrow and rustic, elegant and crude.
HaNoi is very romantic.
At first, you can feel the slight rumbling underfoot, and then the high pitched screeching of wheels on the track. Then comes the horn blast, echoing off the narrow alleyway as one final warning for anyone that remains outdoors. The train speeds past the buildings with just inches to spare. Any remaining pedestrians press themselves tightly to walls with a startling nonchalance as the carriages narrowly miss the end of their nose. This's Train street!
What guests like most about "Quan Cam" is the peaceful, dreamy windows, different from the bustle of Kham Thien street on a normal day. You can easily see artistic young people, holding a guitar and humming, some cats napping or people looking out of the window full of sunshine and flowers.
