Still in a holiday state of mind? | |
I love dreaming about holiday destinations – even if the kind of overseas adventure I could plan pre-pandemic (and, to be honest, pre-parenthood) seems like a distant memory right now.
But putting practicalities aside, this story about visiting Hanoi makes me think I should try to get there some day.
The Vietnamese capital has a lot to offer – from citadels built more than 1,000 years ago to what’s said to be the world’s best street food.
And Nguyen Quy Duc, a restaurateur and fixture of Hanoi's art scene, says the disruption of 2020 hasn’t dampened the city’s spirit.
“Hanoi remains, even with the pandemic, a dynamic city,” he says. “It is alive. People are always trying something.”
If you enjoy this series of feature articles, make sure you subscribe to the Lost and Found podcast for a weekly dose of dream destinations throughout the year.
Until next time,
Rosie Ryan, digital editor
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