Hanoi Train Track Coffee Street

The Coffee Street along the train tracks in Hanoi is a very distinctive street that was established during the French colonial period in 1902. The total length of the Coffee Street is about three hundred meters, with cafes lined up along the train tracks, interspersed with a few snack shops. Vietnam's most famous egg coffee is something I have no desire to try, as I can't stand the smell of eggs Trains pass through both in the morning and afternoon, and the schedule can change, so it's best to check the latest timetable before going to avoid missing the train's arrival time. The buildings on both sides of the Coffee Street blend Eastern and Western cultures, each with its own merits, but all are equally filled with an artistic atmosphere. There are many European and American visitors, sipping coffee while watching the train whizzing by, as if life slips by in negligence, and everything is just a passerby in time.