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La Opera de Hanói es como su nombre lo indica un Teatro de Ópera que se encuentra en pleno centro de la Ciudad de Hanói, su construcción se llevó a cabo en la época colonial Francesa que data en los años 1901 y 1911. Fue una construcción cuyo diseño fue inspirado en Palais Garnier de París, por lo tanto la Ópera de Hanói es uno de los monumentos con mayor importancia tanto en historia como en diseño y arquitectura de Hanói. Actualmente la Ópera de Hanói se mezcla con la Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de Vietnam y la Orquesta Filarmónica de Hanói.
The Hanoi Opera is, as its name indicates, an Opera House that is located in the heart of the City of Hanoi, its construction took place in the French colonial era dating back to 1901 and 1911. It was a construction whose The design was inspired by the Palais Garnier in Paris, therefore the Hanoi Opera House is one of the most important monuments both in history and in design and architecture in Hanoi. Currently the Hanoi Opera is mixed with the Vietnam National Symphony Orchestra and the Hanoi Philharmonic Orchestra.
L'Òpera de Hanoi és com el seu nom ho indica un Teatre d'Òpera que es troba en ple centre de la Ciutat d'Hanói, la seva construcció es va dur a terme a l'època colonial Francesa que data dels anys 1901 i 1911. disseny va ser inspirat en Palais Garnier de París, per tant l'Òpera de Hanoi és un dels monuments amb més importància tant en història com en disseny i arquitectura de Hanoi. Actualment l'Òpera de Hanoi es barreja amb l'Orquestra Simfònica Nacional de Vietnam i l'Orquestra Filharmònica de Hanoi.
Situado en el hermoso lago Hoan Kiem en Hanoi el Templo Ngoc Son es un templo chino en honor de otros de los héroes populares del país, el héroe nacional Tran Hung Dao, quien en el s. XII expulso a los invasores mongoles. Construidos a finales del s, XIX para acceder al templo hay que cruzar el espectacular Puente Huc (Puente de Sol Naciente), construcción de madera en forma de pasarela que destaca entre el verdor del parque por su bello color rojo.
Located on the beautiful Hoan Kiem Lake in Hanoi, the Ngoc Son Temple is a Chinese temple in honor of another of the country's popular heroes, the national hero Tran Hung Dao, who in the s. XII expelled the Mongol invaders. Built at the end of the 19th century to access the temple you have to cross the spectacular Huc Bridge (Bridge of the Rising Sun), a wooden construction in the shape of a walkway that stands out among the greenery of the park for its beautiful red color.
Situat al bell llac Hoan Kiem a Hanoi el Temple Ngoc Son és un temple xinès en honor d'altres dels herois populars del país, l'heroi nacional Tran Hung Dao, qui al s. XII expulso els invasors mongols. Construïts a finals del s, XIX per accedir al temple cal creuar l'espectacular Pont Huc (Pont de Sol Naixent), construcció de fusta en forma de passarel·la que destaca entre la verdor del parc pel seu bell color vermell.
In the square in front of St Joseph's Cathedral in Hanoi, kids play badminton using a bicycle as the net.
Vista del templo Ngoc Son situado sobre el lago Hoam Kiem. El templo está sobre el lago más grande de la ciudad de Hanoi y esta imagen está tomada desde la parte más alejada de la entrada al templo. Para poder entrar en el templo has de cruzar por una pasarela de madera pintada de rojo y que es una de las imágenes más famosas de esta enorme ciudad situada al norte de Vietnam.
View of the Ngoc Son temple located on the Hoam Kiem lake. The temple is on the largest lake in the city of Hanoi and this image is taken from the far side of the entrance to the temple. In order to enter the temple you have to cross a wooden walkway painted red, which is one of the most famous images of this huge city located in the north of Vietnam.
Vista del temple Ngoc són situat sobre el llac Hoam Kiem. El temple és sobre el llac més gran de la ciutat de Hanoi i aquesta imatge està presa des de la part més allunyada de l'entrada al temple. Per poder entrar al temple has de travessar una passarel·la de fusta pintada de vermell i que és una de les imatges més famoses d'aquesta enorme ciutat situada al nord del Vietnam.
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During the Christmas holidays we took the opportunity of free travel once again to visit some neighbouring countries. Our first stop was the capital of Vietnam, the incredibly busy and vibrant city of Hanoi. This was the scene as we stepped outside of our hotel on the first morning. We stayed in the heart of the Old Quarter - the busiest and perhaps most interesting part of the city
Typical village landscape in Hanoi. Presently threathened by large urban developments at the periphery of the city. The city has been built on large water areas that are progressively reduced to residual water ponds as the one that appears on this picture.
Another house that fascinated me in Vietnam was this house along one of Hanoi's oldest streets. The yellow French architecture, the shutters, and the unkempt plants all combine to tell a tale of the French colonial rule of Vietnam which ended in 1954. As I have mentioned before, it pleases me that homes of that period still remain.
These were oppressive times for the Vietnamese, but a romantic time for the French. The Vietnamese have woven the old buildings into their new Vietnam. Along with the homes, the red lanterns have a history too. Legend has it that lanterns were introduced by Chinese people who came and settled down in the country in the 16th century. The immigrants hung lanterns in front of their houses to remember their home country.
An original cell from Vietnam's Hỏa Lò prison, on exhibit in Massachusetts.
The Hanoi Hilton Exhibit at The American Heritage Museum
Wishing all a fine week ahead...
Be aware of scammers. There are some who either want you to pay a fee to enter train street, or tell you that you can only enter it when you visit their bar.
Train street is free.
Go there a take photos from photographs who take photos from photographs.
While the train street is beautiful with all the lanterns, it is a special experience to be in the train passing though the train street, its like riding through a firework
Due to a lack of land, this narrow street in Hanoi, Vietnam was built up along a busy passenger rail line. Now that it's become an attraction, people along the street have opened up several small cafes on the side of the tracks where you can have a drink as a train blasts by just inches away. We were there about an hour at dusk and two trains went through.