Tu Hoa alley in West Lake
West Lake is one of the beautiful destinations of Hanoi, a meeting place for couples in love, a gathering place for groups of friends. And this place is also where tourists from near and far come to walk, watch the sunset or simply breathe the fresh air in the late afternoon.
West Lake is always peaceful with calm water and slow clouds. Whether summer or winter, West Lake exudes a poetic, lyrical beauty. Not only is it beautiful in the sunset, not only in the season of yellow trumpet flowers, purple flowers, etc., but West Lake is also beautiful in every corner, becoming a virtual living place that young people in Hanoi and tourists from afar are fascinated by.
Since mid-2019, beautiful photos taken in a small alley in West Lake have begun to appear on travel communities. That is a virtual alley located at lane 5, alley 38, Tu Hoa street.
This small alley leading to West Lake is located right at the turn to Inter Hotel.
Continental Hanoi. Surrounding the alley is a hotel area by West Lake with a modern, luxurious design and the main color is pure white. Therefore, when checking in this small alley, you can feel a peaceful space and immerse yourself in the unique luxurious beauty of the capital.
This virtual alley leading to West Lake has a moderate width. Sitting here in the late afternoon, you will be able to watch the romantic sunset, covering the rows of white houses on West Lake. The highlight of the small alley is the two high walls stained with time, covered with vines and flowers. The gentle and peaceful picture by the lake appears more realistic, helping your virtual photos become more romantic than ever.
Coming to this pretty little alley, in addition to taking photos and checking in, you can also spend time to "chill" a little with your lover or friends. What could be better than the feeling of enjoying the scenery while sipping some beer and talking about the joys and sorrows in life?
The sea and sky alley in Vung Tau
If Hanoi has an alley leading straight to West Lake, the coastal city of Vung Tau also has a virtual alley leading to the sea. This has been a famous check-in spot of this city in recent years.
When traveling to Vung Tau, almost everyone is familiar with Nghinh Phong Cape, Con Heo Hill, Christ the King Statue, etc. However, if you want to find a new, poetic virtual living spot, the alley between two houses numbered 107 and 109 Tran Phu Street is a suggestion worth considering.
Previously, this place was a small alley with a slope leading straight to Dau beach, the scenery was very gentle and peaceful. However, after being discovered by chance by tourists who love to travel, the alley has become a check-in point not to be missed when traveling to Vung Tau.
Just a small alley but this place has a peaceful space with two gentle pastel yellow walls. Outside the beach there is an ancient banyan tree with a cool, wide canopy, creating a poetic background that anyone standing in will have beautiful photos to bring back.
Although there is no longer a sweet flower trellis like the virtual alley in West Lake, in return, the walls on both sides of the alley in Vung Tau are windows and pretty fences, very sweet when taking pictures.
The virtual alley in Vung Tau is suitable for gentle, poetic Korean or Japanese style photography. You just need to come here early in the morning or around 4 pm to have enough light to take a beautiful "lifetime" photo set for yourself.
For tourists who like to take photos in a sad, ghostly style, you can check in this alley when the sun is gradually going to sleep. The moment the sunset falls on the sea makes the space gradually darken. That is the ideal time for you to pose and take many "so deep" photos.
Yellow-walled alleys in Hoi An ancient town
If the two virtual alleys in West Lake, Hanoi and Vung Tau are hot recently, the alleys in Hoi An have been around for a very long time. Hoi An ancient town has countless beautiful alleys with ancient colors, so it is difficult to determine which alley is the most beautiful to "point out". Just know that when traveling to Hoi An, you can spontaneously stroll around the alleys in the old town and "bring back" hundreds of beautiful and quality virtual photos.
No one can count how many alleys Hoi An has in total. Here, every alley is small and old, so it always has its own beauty, unlike anywhere else. Not only the old town along the Thu Bon River holds beautiful memories of Hoi An. But the alleys are also places that hold time and beautiful things about Hoi An ancient town.
It can be said that Hoi An is as old as these alleys have been around for as long. The “old” and worn-out look creates a very unique, quiet, and sad beauty of Hoi An. The yellow color has faded over time and blends with the green color of moss to create a romantic backdrop.
During the peak tourist season, the main road in the old town is often crowded and bustling, but the virtual alleys are always quiet and peaceful. Those who do not like the hustle and bustle can find a small alley to walk slowly, to "escape" from the noise and hustle and bustle of life out there. Regardless of the rainy season or the sunny season, the alleys nestled in the villages of Quang residents are beautiful. That is the reason why when traveling to Hoi An, remember to check in once in these alleys.
To have a really cool virtual life photo in these beautiful alleys, you should prepare a bit of classic, vintage clothes to blend in with the old beauty. Sometimes you don’t need too many accessories, just find a beautiful angle to stand in and you will have a really satisfying photo to bring back after your trip to Hoi An.
Besides famous check-in locations, alleys are opening up a new trend of virtual photography for young people when visiting major tourist cities. If you have the opportunity to go to Hanoi, Vung Tau or Hoi An, remember to visit the beautiful small alleys that have been enthusiastically promoted by young people in recent times.
