Thursday, November 2, 2023

Tourists Finds Pleasure Sipping Coffee Near the Railroad

A railroad crosses coffee shops in Hanoi. Credit: Thanh Nien Online

 Even though the train guard blew his whistle to stop some tourists, the cafe owners still found a way to let customers who came inside in.

Chris and his girlfriend, both Canadians, travelled to Vietnam for 3 weeks. His journey started in Hanoi, went to Hue and Da Nang, and finally ended in Ho Chi Minh City. On the morning of October 25, the two went to the train street cafe and were surprised when a security guard stopped them.

Chris and Jess still needed to understand what was happening. The new rule was that the railway cafe street was closed, prohibiting customers from entering. They turned away

However, the shops inside the train barrier were already crowded with customers sitting and drinking coffee as the photo described.

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