This is a walking street around HOAN KIEM lake Hanoi city.
After a long day of work, people gather at this street to walk and play, sometimes just to sit with a lemon ice cream and nothing.
People who are having fun also have people who are making money to live.
But you can see everything is very peaceful.
It was just a normal night like any other evening in Hanoi
If you come to Vietnam, you must definitely walk HO GUOM lack.
taken by me.
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So beautiful photos, thanks my friend @JamesTan for sharing.
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Happiness is everything. @JamesTan
Happiness is key. Happiness above money.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful picture of your country with us here on connect.
Best regards.
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great visual story, heartwarming headline!
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Those are some really good pictures @JamesTan . Vietnam has always been in my bucket list, but never could make it. Please tell us more about Vietnam.
It looks like you are new to Connect. So let me take the honor to welcome you to the forum! I hope you will find it helpful and fun to share your ideas, thoughts as well as seek knowledge from other fellow local guides. As you are new here I would suggest you to read the 5 core values of Connect and Your Guide to Connect. Here are some helpful tips for using Connect that might be handy for you as well. Feel free to introduce yourself here and know more Local Guides. Have a wonderful time here. Happy Connecting.
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@SoniaK Thanks you for support.
I will try to post more photo introduce about vietname.
thank you.
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@diana-nekho Thank you So much.
If you come to vietnam you can contact me. and i will bring you to this place
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@Austinelewex Thanks you so much.
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@Thai_Ngh Thank you so much.
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Thats great @JamesTan . Just a heads up, we have a limit of 1,000 photos uploads in Connect. You might not want to exceed that so soon. Usually we share a few photos on Connect and share an album of selected photos from Google photos. That way it’s easier not to exceed the limit and also you can keep your post neat. To learn more about the photos guideline, you may want to read this post, which is quite helpful. Here is another post by Traci where she gave us some tips on how to stay within the limit in terms of uploading the images. Hope it helps.
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@SoniaK Thank you for support information, I will follow the instructions
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Thanks @JamesTan for bringing back all my memories when I last visited Hanoi in 2016. 
In fact my journey as a Local Guide started there only.
VietNam is a wonderful place, rich in culture, lovely people, beautiful atmosphere and what not.
Hoan Kiem lake was one of the favorite place for me and my friends in Hanoi. 
Those Weekends markets, shows, dances every corner of the street, jolly people and all those happy happy moments were simply beautiful. 
I would like to share some of the pictures, around Hoan Kiem lake. 
That’s me on the left and one of the Organizer of games (around Haon Kiem lake) where I did beat her in the game ofÔ ăn Quan 
Lovely Game Lovely People.
Would love to visit some day again.
RamboRazor
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Your photographs are beautiful @JamesTan Every photo has a good meaning and emotion.
Thanks for sharing.
On the photo with the caption “try for future”, what did the man and woman do?
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It’s amazing . If you have the opportunity to come to Vietnam in the future. I will be your guide.
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Hi @JamesTan ,
Thanks for sharing! : ]
You have managed to capture so many different emotions, brings me great memories of the walking street of Hoan Kiem lake.
Much appreciated from @SoniaK for the tips for getting to know the community as well as photography tips on Connect, as I would also wanted to add a general advice should Local Guides be careful about posting pictures of children online that are not yours. Since they are minors and this is a public forum, their parents may not be happy about it. (if needed, do feel free to adjust the current post)
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Hi @JamesTan
I just wanted to let you know that I have removed the Thai language tag from your post as it’s written in English. These labels are used so that posts in different languages can be found more easily by Local Guides.
You can learn more about language tags in the article How do I find posts in my preferred language?.