The video, captured in Ha Noi, Viet Nam on April 26, 2019.
Hanoi's Old Quarter – A museum of ancient urban life
Today, not only Vietnamese people but also international visitors are interested in Hanoi's Old Quarter and considered it as a cultural heritage, representative of Hanoi, the capital city with thousand years of civilization.

Hanoi’s Old Quarter is the hub of the country's culinary art with tasty traditional delicacies from taste, color, shape to cooking performance. The beauty of traditional culture has made the famous ancient elegance of the capital residents.

Hanoi’s Old Quarter is an architectural complex featuring the vertical small space from streets to houses, especially the tile roofs of unequal height with traditional decorative motifs of Vietnam. All of them constitute an typical landscape architecture of an ancient city in the traditional architecture of the North Delta, the cradle of Vietnamese culture. This is also typical of an ancient Asian city.

Hanoi Old Quarter, or Hanoi 36 streets, is a familiar name referred to the old town with historical memories of this capital city. Over the years, Hanoi Old Quarter may have been changed, but this area is still a top tourist attraction to experience the remains of an old Hanoi.