Virtual living alley in Vung Tau is a place for young people to check in on Instagram
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Virtual living alleys in Vietnam possess lovely scenery, beautiful pictures, and poetry, bringing “explosive” beautiful check-in photos to young people.
Virtual living alleys on beautiful pictures
1. Tran Phu Alley Vung Tau
One of the most famous virtual living alleys in tourist communities is the alley between two houses at 107 and 109 Tran Phu Street, Ward 5, Vung Tau City. It is not known who was the first to discover these coordinates, but this place quickly became a check-in point that was extremely loved by young gamblers.
When traveling to Vung Tau and having the opportunity to visit this small alley, you will bring back a lot of beautiful photos. Not a small alley planted with flowers or designed with a special structure. This place is simply two long house walls, with a beautiful small doorway and the end of the alley leading to the beach.
In the left corner of the house at the end of this virtual living alley, there is a large and shady green tree, creating a poetic highlight for the photos. Thanks to the gentle neutral colors of the two walls, a little bit of sunshine and the deep blue sky, the check-in photos here are always fresh and radiant.
Since being discovered by young people, this virtual living alley has become a hot hit coordinate in the coastal city of Vung Tau. Is it early morning, late afternoon or sunny afternoon, there are always tourists coming to take some commemorative photos. It’s not a luxurious building, just a small alley with the shade of green trees facing the sea, yet strangely peaceful and gentle.
If you know how to skillfully choose the shooting angle and adjust the color, the check-in photo in this virtual living alley of Vung Tau will be more poetic and gentle like a small Korean corner. On sunny days, the scenery here is more peaceful and radiant. On the contrary, on cloudy days, the scene is very chill Vung Tau.
From the day it became famous, more and more tourists come to the alley, especially on weekends or Tet holidays. Therefore, if you want to comfortably take pictures, you should take advantage of visiting here on weekdays or early mornings. In addition, please pay attention to hygiene, keep order, and avoid causing noise to affect surrounding residents.
2. Hoi An Alley
If you want to find a place with the most virtual living alleys in Vietnam, come to the beautiful old town of Hoi An. This place is a cultural heritage complex located peacefully on the banks of Hoai River with long and interconnected streets, forming small alleys that are very beautiful.
Did you know that Hoi An possesses a “specialty” that other tourist destinations do not have? Those are the houses with ancient architecture, red-tiled roofs and moss-covered yellow walls, tinged with time. Therefore, the alleys in Hoi An often have a characteristic yellow color when in extremely prominent photos.
According to the experience of many visitors, the small alley opposite Faifo Coffee is one of the beautiful photography spots in Hoi An . The two golden walls in this alley are high and deep, just enough for 2 people to stand but will help you take many impressive photos.
Here, you just need to choose clothes with outstanding colors, as opposed to yellow, to get many satisfactory photos. Be it a white, red dress, vintage clothes with a few simple poses, the check-in photo is definitely very good. If you want to check out some more beautiful photography styles, you can also take a look around Instagram.
In addition to the alley opposite Faifo Coffee at 130 Tran Phu, Hoi An, visitors can also walk around the old town and stop at any beautiful alley to take pictures. The nostalgic color of an old town promises to bring you many memorable moments. Sometimes it doesn’t have to be a grandiose place, but just a small alley is enough to make people love the trip more.
3. Hanoi Tu Hoa Street Alley
Another beautiful alley in Vietnam for young people living in the capital Hanoi. It is a small alley corner located on Tu Hoa street, Tay Ho district. The exact location of this alley is the turn to InterContinental Hanoi Hotel at Lane 5, Tu Hoa Street, possessing a very peaceful and poetic scene in the midst of bustling Ha Thanh.
This alley is favored by Ha Thanh youth as “Shanghai Tan Ben” because it has a direct view of the lake. The entrance is filled with flowers and plants, so photos are always in love and poetic, regardless of whether it’s early morning or late afternoon or late evening. Thank you so much for finding this little chill corner so that young people can come and watch the sunset or let their souls wander into the clouds.
Similar to the alley in Vung Tau, the alley on Tu Hoa street is located between the houses with high walls. On the wall is a truss of green trees, prominent with the white wall, making the scene even more beautiful. A few trellis, and bougainvillea flowers in the season bloom brilliantly, adorning the scene to become gentle and peaceful.
Going to the end of the alley, you will come to the windy shore of West Lake, the lake’s surface is as calm as a sheet, and in the distance is the shimmering sunset on the water. Looking to the other side are European-style villas located next to the lake, creating a beautiful standard background of the “Shanghai Tan Wharf” that people have called.
Coming to the virtual living alley on Tu Hoa street, in addition to taking pictures to check-in, you can also spend time watching the scenery, enjoying the sunset or enjoying the wind late at night. This place is simple, and idyllic but enough to soothe the soul on days when the mood is humid and tired because of the pressure of life.
Each virtual living alley in Vietnam has a different appearance but gives young people a lot of inspiration. So if you have the opportunity, please check in these alleys once to see that Vietnam does not only have majestic young countries, but also simple and gentle things.
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