
When talking about autumn specialties in Hanoi, you cannot ignore Com- Green Rice. This is a special gift made from young green sticky rice, fragrant with milk, making diners nostalgic every time they enjoy it. Com is wrapped in potato leaves, wrapped in lotus leaves, and tied with straw to prevent it from drying out. When walking around Hanoi’s Old Quarter in the fall, it is not difficult to see women selling fresh green rice and sticky green rice.

(Eating Com (Green Rice) – Hanoi’s autumn specialty)
Sitting on the sidewalk and sip a cup of coffee
There is no more beautiful season than autumn in Hanoi and it is extremely suitable to go to Hanoi’s beautiful outdoor cafes for the most romantic moments of sightseeing. When it comes to drinks with a strong culinary flavor in the capital, surely everyone immediately thinks of egg coffee cups. Each cup of whipped cream is made from two egg yolks beaten until fluffy. The combination of eggs and coffee creates a fragrant, nutritious and not at all fishy drink.

(Sitting on the sidewalk and sip a cup of coffee)
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Strolling around the banks of Hoan Kiem Lake
Hoan Kiem Lake is a famous place, the heart of the capital Hanoi. Every time we harvest, there are more and more colors of flowers, trees, and even lake water. In particular, walking around the middle lake to enjoy the cold weather of autumn is also loved by many tourists.

(Strolling around the banks of Hoan Kiem Lake)
Filling your stomach with warm dishes
Coming to Hanoi in the fall, hot dishes to dispel the cold atmosphere will be the top choice of every visitor. Step into any street on the street and you will see small shops and street vendors selling hot dishes such as Pho, Banh Duc Nong (Hot plain rice flan), Bun Cha (Vietnamese grilled pork and noodle), Sticky Rice, Bun Mang Vit (Vietnamese duck, bamboo and noodle),…

(Filling your stomach with warm dishes)
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Watching falling yellow leaves and take photos on Phan Dinh Phung street
Phan Dinh Phung Street has become a symbol of Hanoi’s autumn and is known as one of the most romantic streets of the capital. Fall comes, the old trees along the road begin to lose their leaves, making the road covered with beautiful falling yellow leaves. Walking around Phan Dinh Phung street to immerse yourself in the romantic space, admire the unique architecture and enjoy rustic dishes, you will appreciate the ancient corners of Hanoi even more.

(Watching falling yellow leaves and take photos on Phan Dinh Phung street)
Admiring the West Lake sunset
West Lake is considered the most beautiful place to watch the sunset in Hanoi. In the autumn afternoon, when dusk begins to fall, the red sun silhouettes on the lake, reflecting the sunset sky, creating a beautiful scene. In the chilly autumn afternoon weather, we temporarily ignore the hustle and bustle of the streets and immerse ourselves in the moment between afternoon and evening, making our souls strangely peaceful.

(Admiring the West Lake sunset)
Seeing and smelling the milk flowers in Hanoi
When autumn comes to Hanoi, the sweet scent of milk flowers begins to spread throughout the streets. This flower has become a symbol of autumn, imprinted in the memories of many generations. The tiny, white flowers form small clusters to create a white space. Just one blooming milk flower tree is enough to fill the whole street corner with its fragrance.

(Seeing and smelling the milk flowers in Hanoi)
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Perhaps in the minds of many people, Hanoi is a cramped and crowded city. However, the capital of Vietnam still has peaceful and romantic moments, especially in the autumn- a season that easily makes people nostalgic when going away. So if you have the opportunity to travel to Hanoi in the autumn on Vietnam Customized Tours, you must definitely experience all the simple things that only the autumn Hanoi has.
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