Famous Western neighborhoods in Vietnam

As Vietnam tourism develops and attracts a large number of international visitors, Western neighborhoods are gradually formed. Spread across the country, neighborhoods such as Ta Hien, De Tham, Pham Ngu Lao, etc. all have their own characteristics, attracting both domestic and international tourists.

1. Ta Hien Street - Hanoi

Whenever the phrase "Western street" in Hanoi is mentioned, the capital's residents immediately think of the intersection of Ta Hien - Dinh Liet - Luong Ngoc Quyen.

Crowded scene often seen on Ta Hien street

The main axis of this Western Quarter area is Ta Hien Street. During the day, this small street does business normally. However, every time the city lights up, Ta Hien takes on a completely new look, more vibrant and bustling.

On weekends, this street often has street art.

Despite its narrow width, the beer shops along the street are always bustling with customers. Tourists from all over the place, of all nationalities, chat, get to know each other, and toast to each other with rustic and friendly glasses of beer.

Next to the beer houses are small pubs with lively music. Visitors can choose between the cozy space in the old houses with the typical Hanoi style or step outside to immerse themselves in the bustling, noisy atmosphere of the streets.

2. Bui Vien Street, De Tham, Pham Ngu Lao – Ho Chi Minh City

Located in the center of District 1, the three streets of Bui Vien, Pham Ngu Lao, and De Tham are famous Western streets in Saigon. If you travel to Saigon without experiencing the bustling, noisy atmosphere of this neighborhood, it will certainly be a huge pity.

Bui Vien Western Street

The three streets are small and not too long, but they have hundreds of motels, hotels, cafes, restaurants...

Not only international tourists but also domestic tourists visit and stay in the Western Quarter. They come here because the hotels are quite cheap and located in the city center, very convenient for moving to surrounding attractions.

In particular, coming to the Western street and experiencing the feeling of sitting on the sidewalk to enjoy a few beers, watching the street and chatting with friends will definitely be an extremely interesting memory.

Young people in Saigon consider Western Street a place for entertainment and study. Here, they are exposed to different cultures and languages ​​in a comfortable and liberal space.

3. Hoi An Western Street

Hoi An West Town, located in the lower Thu Bon River, Quang Nam Province, is a famous tourist city commonly known as "Hoi An Ancient Town".

Domestic and foreign tourists remember Hoi An ancient town with its traditional architectural style. Cao Lau, Quang noodles, Banh Xeo and boat racing festivals are also factors that attract many people to Hoi An, especially foreign tourists.

Hoi An ancient town is decorated with full of colors and lights.

Unlike the bustling Western streets in Hanoi and Saigon, the Western streets in Hoi An are quieter and more hidden. Western tourists often come here to admire the ancient architecture and experience the slow, peaceful pace of life.

4. Nha Trang Western Street

Located right on the windy Nha Trang beach, the Western Quarter runs along Nguyen Thien Thuat, Tran Quang Khai, Biet Thu, Tran Phu, and Hung Vuong streets. This is a famous area, with a large concentration of restaurants with typical culinary features from many countries.

Nha Trang West Street

Unlike the Western streets in Hanoi and Saigon, the Western streets in Nha Trang are not rushed, not crowded, not flashy or flashy. Visitors only encounter the bustling atmosphere in the evening but it is also very comfortable and leisurely. Here, you can freely stroll around, take a walk everywhere or visit the surrounding shops and restaurants without anyone soliciting you.

5. Pham Ngu Lao Street - Hue

The Western street in Hue coincidentally also bears the name Pham Ngu Lao street like in Saigon, surrounded by the streets: Le Loi, Doi Cung, Chu Van An... While most of the Western streets are quite bustling and noisy, the Western street in Hue still retains the quiet features of the ancient capital, even though this street is also extremely busy.

Perhaps in the quiet setting, tourists only come to enjoy and watch the streets at night, not to have fun and play like other places.

Street food is served mainly beer, nem chua, cheese sticks, mixed with small pubs or nightclubs. In particular, many hotels here charge in dollars, serving breakfast to travelers right in the dining room, ensuring hygiene and helping them avoid being "ripped off".

6. Ninh Kieu Wharf – Can Tho

Ninh Kieu Wharf makes visitors remember its poetic beauty at night. With a modern lighting system arranged along the riverbank, the scenery here is even more poetic and impressive.

The beauty of Ninh Kieu wharf attracts domestic and international tourists.

Compared to many Western streets in the country, the Western street in Can Tho is smaller and prettier. Located on the right bank of the Hau River, Ninh Kieu wharf is famous not only as a place to walk and enjoy the breeze, but also as a place for young people and tourists from all over to meet, chat and exchange.

According to Dan Tri