Winter in Hanoi arrives late.

NDO - This year's winter arrived later than usual, satisfying the anticipation of many who love the cold weather of Hanoi .

In early December, the weather was still sunny and warm like summer, causing many to worry that Hanoi's winter had "lost its way".

But after just a few days, the first chill of the season unexpectedly arrived, cold enough to remind us: Hanoi has truly entered winter!

The first chill of the season always carries a very unique characteristic of Hanoi. Just one gust of winter wind is enough to change the streets dramatically. Coats appear, and a cold breath permeates every corner of the city.

As winter arrives, the pace of life in Hanoi seems to slow down, the city seems to sleep more soundly. When talking about Hanoi in winter, one cannot help but mention the days of drizzling rain and biting winds.

A gentle, indifferent rain blanketed everything in a misty haze, making Hanoi even more tranquil and ancient. On the streets, street vendors laden with flowers silently passed by, softening the chill with their vibrant colors.

The glowing charcoal stoves beside the small roadside stalls are always crowded, providing a place for people to come together.

For young people, winter is an opportunity to go out and capture the beautiful moments of the city. Meanwhile, older generations often seek out a quiet corner in the old town, sipping a hot cup of tea and silently listening to the slow rhythm of winter.

Hanoi in winter is quiet, gentle, and full of color. Even simple moments like strolling together are enough to warm the heart amidst the characteristic chill of Hanoi.

For those who have lived here, winter is like a slice of memory. It's the feeling of the cold seeping into your skin, the image of Ho Guom Lake shrouded in mist, or the chilly, damp mornings with a cup of coffee by the roadside.

Hanoi in winter, though late, still retains its inherent beauty. It's a season for the city to slow down, for people to feel closer to each other, and for those far from home to once again feel a pang of nostalgia.

Nhandan.vn

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