A look back at 90s Hanoi through German tourist’s photos
VOV.VN -Back in the 90s, Hans-Peter Grumpe, who makes his home in Germany, was exploring the world in Hanoi. Here are some of his best images of the capital city taken 1990-1993.
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Vendor selling pots and pans on Hang Thiec Street. |
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Tool and hardware vendor in the Hanoi Old Quarter. |
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A shop selling altars used for ancestor worship. |
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Shoe repair street vendor at work. |
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Street typing is a good profession in the 90s, before computers came of age. |
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Sidewalk mechanics are commonplace in Hanoi in the 90s. |
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Bamboo shops on a corner of Hang Ga Street. |
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A sidewalk barbershop. |
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A live market. |
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Sidewalk fireworks vendors. |
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Vendor providing roadside flat tire repair for bicycles. |
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Toy shop on Hang Gai Street. |
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Shop on Hang Quat Street. |
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At the corner of Phung Hung and Bat Dan streets. |
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Small street side pho (noodle) cafe. |
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A sidewalk noodle shop in the late afternoon. |
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A mug of beer costs less than a dime (VND1,600). |
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A small sidewalk eatery. |
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Lo Duc Street is known at the time for its towering trees. |
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Children playing games with their mother on the side of the street. |
