A peaceful Hanoi on International Labor Day

During the April 30 and May 1 holidays, Hanoi often becomes more peaceful and quiet than usual. When most people leave the city to return to their hometowns or travel, the capital takes on a rare quietness - a peaceful beauty that is rarely fully felt in the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

A series of photos capturing peaceful moments on May 1st, like a gentle, profound yet vibrant slice of Hanoi .

The streets are clear, no more crowded traffic or loud car horns.

Ba Dinh Square - where the sacred soul of the nation rests - also wears a rare peaceful look. The national flag still flutters in the blue sky, the green bamboo rows rustle in the wind, reminding us of a historic, quiet and proud Hanoi.

Old quarters such as Ta Hien, Hang Ngang, Hang Dao... places that are usually bustling with people - also take on a strangely quiet look.

The ancient houses hung high red flags with yellow stars, evoking the solemn atmosphere of a great holiday.

Hanoi on May 1st is not noisy, not bustling but leisurely, peaceful and very poetic.

Dong Xuan market area is usually bustling, but today it is also peaceful.

International tourists stroll through the old town, admiring Hanoi with a gentle, slow feeling - something they rarely feel on normal days.

Peace in a residential area in Ba Dinh district.

Two young people from Ho Chi Minh City enjoy the holiday atmosphere in the capital Hanoi.

Young people take the opportunity to record peaceful moments in a small alley on Yen Phu street.

Tourists stroll and take beautiful pictures by Hoan Kiem Lake.

In the midst of a constantly developing city, quiet moments like this are so precious. It is not only a break for the city, but also a time for people to pause and feel the quiet beauty of a familiar city.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/mot-ha-noi-binh-yen-trong-ngay-quoc-te-lao-dong-700982.html