How Hanoi Looks 100 Years Ago?
What did Hanoi look like a century ago? Below are images capturing Hanoi from the past century, which can currently be viewed at the Hanoi Museum of History.
Aerial view of Hanoi. The upper part depicts the vibrant Old Quarter, while the lower part showcases the city's iconic French colonial architecture.
A panoramic view of Hanoi stretching from the City Hall to the Saint Joseph Cathedral.
The Turtle Tower, located on Hoan Kiem Lake, remains an enduring symbol of Hanoi today.
The Huc Bridge and Ngoc Son Temple depicted in 1884.
One Pillar Pagoda, built in 1049 under the reign of King Ly Thai Tong, remains one of the key symbols of Hanoi.
The Voi Phuc Temple, an iconic religious site in the city.
The historic gate of Van Mieu (Temple of Literature).
Daughters of Hanoi's elite, portrayed in this historical context.
Hanoi's Colonial Architecture
Although the French colonial period came to an end a long time ago, much of the French arts and deco style are still imprinted in the architecture of Hanoi.
Bridging The Difference: French and Vietnamese Fusion In Architecture Style
Colonial French architecture has appeared in Hanoi for roughly 200 years and become one of the most charming features of this city. At present, numerous buildings, villas or public constructions with French design in Hanoi are conserved in order to retain their original features and elements.
Feel Hanoi's Colonial Old Charm In Autumn
A hustle and bustle Hanoi now is suffering from rapid urbanization, yet looming in the city noise is an old Hanoi with its delicate architecture and marvelous flower smell.
