Hai Phong Travel – 하이풍여행

Hai Phong Travel

As soon as we arrived in Vietnam, we lost our minds due to the humid heat and the scenery beyond our expectations…

My first trip to Southeast Asia was the first hectic situation I encountered. We needed time to adjust.

We got out of the taxi and arrived at the hotel. We put our luggage down and left the turret.

It was to walk slowly around the neighborhood and get used to the unfamiliar scenery surrounding us.

Vietnam, which finally came to my senses, reminded me of the rural landscape in distant memories.

Those who sit on the door and the stairs in front of them to keep out the heat and talk with their neighbors.

Or cafes where old fans run weakly, people who sit on low chairs and drink coffee with ice.

People on the streets, who had a hot afternoon on their way, looked at us with curious eyes at the emergence of uncommon foreign travelers.

My boyfriend thought the alert eyes were dangerous, but I didn’t hate them.

This is because I remembered my grandmother sitting on the stairs with the door open so that

I could see the inside of the house clearly, and me playing with my local friends in front of her.

That’s probably the kind of gaze I sent when the first man I saw passed by.

For us, who are accustomed to busy city life, all these landscapes were unfamiliar and new.

In particular, it was very interesting to see people doing business with very low chairs spread out under the shade of parasols throughout the street.

Hai Phong Travel

But what was more impressive was that it was hard to see the cell phone. 스마트스토어상위노출

All the Vietnamese people I met on the streets of Haiphong only focused on conversations with their neighbors or the food they were eating

And no one was on their phones. It was very different from Koreans who only looked at their cell phones not only on the streets but also at cafes with friends.

It was surprising and also envious. They are only focusing on their lives now without the Internet.

Animals could be easily encountered on the streets of Haiphong.

In particular, birds such as chickens and ducks, which were raised as livestock in each house, were common.

It was a scene where I felt sorry for those trapped in small bars and worried about bird flu.

It’s lunchtime. We entered a restaurant we found while wandering around the alleys around the hotel.

Even though there were quite a few places selling rice noodles, Vietnam’s representative food, here and there, it was because of

” Unlike his appearance, his boyfriend, who is unexpectedly concerned about food hygiene

Didn’t want to eat food sold in streets full of motorcycle smoke or in shabby stores.

There was a small conflict because I was different from myself who wanted to do anything in the country’s way.

It was a shame that I couldn’t experience it in the Vietnamese way, but I can’t force someone who can’t eat it. I decided to lose at least the food on this trip