5 Best Places to Take Photos in Hanoi
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Wandering around Hoan Kiem Lake on a sunny Sunday afternoon, you will catch sight of many young men with their professional cameras stick to their eyes and beautiful young girls in their fancy clothes attractively posing. As a matter of fact, photography is now becoming more and more popular in Vietnam nowadays, and here are five Hanoi’s photogenic spots with their breathtaking natural settings which serve as perfect backgrounds for photographers.
Hoan Kiem Lake
Hoan Kiem Lake remains one of the most iconic attractions in Hanoi, featuring the serene Turtle Tower surrounded by the tranquil waters and vibrant skies. The lake's 1.7 kilometers of pathways, lined with lush greenery, provide a colorful backdrop for photographers. As the sun sets, the sparkling lights adorning the trees create a magical atmosphere, allowing photographers to capture the beauty of twilight in this picturesque setting.
Hoan Kiem Lake - Photo: @leethanhaf
Long Bien Bridge
Long Bien Bridge continues to be celebrated not just for its historical significance but also for its stunning architecture designed by French engineers from Daydé & Pillé. This bridge is a favorite among photographers, showcasing the rust of its ancient spans that tell stories of the past. During the dry season, the alluvial land beneath the bridge transforms into a beautiful scene featuring rows of vibrant green banana trees and fields of golden maize, making it ideal for photography.
Long Bien Bridge - Photo: @lee.hinn
Hanoi West Lake
West Lake remains a fantastic destination for photography, especially in summer when the brilliant pink lotuses are in bloom. The lakeside roads are often filled with people, including local fashionistas and traditional "Ao dai" wearers, bringing lively energy to the lotus ponds. Additionally, various services are available for renting photography equipment, including small boats and lotus bouquets, at reasonable prices.
Hanoi West Lake - Photo: @yuji_martin
Daisy Field
The expansive daisy field has recently gained popularity among amateur photographers and teenagers as a vibrant backdrop for photos. The field is full of blooming daisies, where visitors enjoy capturing moments of beauty, surrounded by a sea of yellow flowers. While the location is slightly farther from the city center, it can be accessed via Chuong Duong Bridge, taking Nguyen Van Cu Street, turning left at the gas station, and further navigating with local assistance to reach the field.
Daisy Field - Photo: @heidibeauty.1604
Bach Thao Park
Bach Thao Park remains a beloved spot for couples to capture their wedding memories, frequently hosting professional photography sessions. Its expansive grounds feature ancient trees, making it an ideal location for romantic photography amid the fresh air and vibrant hues. The park’s central attraction is its charming white bridge over a small pond, which is a popular focal point for photographs. Bach Thao Park is conveniently located at the beginning of Hoang Hoa Tham Street, making it accessible for anyone looking to enjoy its beauty.
Bach Thao Park - Photo: @sb.padfoot
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