The vibrant and bustling Hanoi brings a distinct beauty when the street lights begin to shine. It is a harmonious and dramatic picture of color. Ta Hien, a street with pubs, bars … serves the needs of young people to play at night. When the fun is over. The city exchanges when the night falls, preparing to swallow the dazzling sunset. The “butterfly” intersection on the Truong Sa – Hoang Sa route intersects Vo Nguyen Giap road (Vinh Ngoc commune, Dong Anh district, Hanoi). Nhat Tan Bridge is an important project of the city when it shortens the distance from the center to Noi Bai airport. Modern decorative lights help the bridge change color continuously at night. This bridge crosses the Red River and was inaugurated in early 2015. Its length reaches 3.7 km, width 33.2 m with 8 lanes. 5 cable-stayed spans represent the image of 5 doors. Thanh Nien Street glows between West Lake and Truc Bach Lake in the night lights. The iconic Long Bien Bridge is also the place where many tourists want to visit once when arriving in the capital. Cathedral – an ancient symbol of Hanoi. This work is designed in medieval European Gothic style. The most prominent of the church is the cross made of stone. This is the photo that Main photographer likes the most during the composing process. He said it took a lot of time to successfully “hunt” down low-tier clouds. This translucent cloud gives a fanciful, hazy feel to the Keangnam building. Hanoi Museum on Pham Hung Street when the sun is just off.