When visiting the train street in Hanoi: It’s said that parts of the street are closed due to the danger of having too many people when the train passes. There are 2 train streets the first one and aparently controlled, is the one located in the old quarter (Tran phu street) the other one (the address that I used) is 222 Le Duan. When arriving you will see there will be a lot of cafes on the track so you can just rock up and choose one with the nice view 🙃 if you don’t want to go to a cafe you can also wait for the train at the entrance of the street! However, I think the cafes are pretty cute and have a really nice egg coffee ☕️ Always make sure that you are safe while the train passes, as it does pass pretty close to the edges. Also, check the train times as they vary you can ask at your hotel or if you book one of the cafes in advance, they will also tell you. I stayed at 1990 Hanoi cafe but there were others like 65 Railway Coffe or Coffee 17 Main Street that also looked pretty nice 👌🏽 Save and share this post if you are planning on visiting this spot 🚂 #hanoi #vietnam #vietnam🇻🇳 #vietnamtravelers #travelling #adventure #asiatravels #girlstraveler #damestraveler #sheisnotlost #passionpassport #backpackers #girlswhotravel