Exploring the Hidden Gems: 8 Picture-Perfect Spots at Hanoi National University Campus

Tucked away behind the university's sports complex lies a quaint pathway exuding immense romance. This narrow lane is flanked by ancient stone walls on one side and lush green football fields on the other. Trees casting refreshing shades outside add a surreal, tranquil charm to the ambiance!

The French Department's courtyard, part of the University of Languages and International Studies - Vietnam National University, Hanoi, boasts a distinctive modern style in the heart of Hanoi. After over 30 years of use, the structure still retains its original architectural features, historical value, space, and materials typical of French-style buildings. In the summer, clusters of purple bougainvillea bloom along the path in front of the French Department's gate, creating a beautiful and captivating space. These bougainvillea trees, not too tall, spread their branches wide across the sidewalk, their clusters of light purple flowers exuding a gentle, lush charm that catches the eye of passing students, enticing them to stop and even invite friends to take some beautiful photos.

The French Department at the University of Languages and International Studies - Hanoi National University is a campus steeped in the ancient European charm yet seamlessly blending with indigenous cultural details, creating an architectural harmony between East and West. The walls adorned with a series of red brick panels serve as a unique space for photo enthusiasts. These walls serve as focal points for the French Department, adding a touch of 'pop' to the tranquil and serene ambiance.

The corner of the French Department courtyard is an ideal spot for studying or chatting. Here, the spreading canopy of trees provides cool shade; in summer, the lush green leaves, and in winter, the bare branches exude a slightly desolate beauty. Therefore, this is also an ideal space to create those 'so deep' photos!

Within the French Department, there are several small ponds nestled in the courtyard, creating a cool and pleasant atmosphere, especially on scorching summer days. The mossy green water lends a distinctive charm to these ponds, a feature not commonly found in university campuses. Along the pond are shady trees, creating a deeply green and poetic space. During lunch breaks or leisure hours, sitting by the pond, studying, chatting, or striking quirky poses for unique 'virtual living' photos is a common sight!

The corners of the staircase are not surrounded by brick walls, but by mesh panels. These panels not only provide a bright and airy feel to the staircase but also serve as fantastic spaces for those who love virtual living. At first glance, this location may seem simple and unremarkable, but the reality is quite the opposite. This is where you can capture dazzlingly beautiful photos!

The 'tunnel paths' are a unique feature of the French Department - University of Languages and International Studies - Vietnam National University, Hanoi. These paths carry the ancient, contemplative beauty of this architectural structure. This is an ideal place for photography enthusiasts, whether capturing people or scenery. Sitting in any corner can produce wonderful photos!

The Love Lane behind the A2 buildings of the National University is an incredibly romantic space with two rows of lush green trees casting shade along the road. In autumn, the leaves turn a vibrant red, enveloping the space in a blanket of fallen leaves. With such a romantic setting, why not stroll down Love Lane together and capture some incredibly romantic photos with friends or your loved one?