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Visiting Hanoi on a weekend was a treat. From Friday to Sunday evenings, the streets of the Old Quarter transformed into pedestrian zones filled with street performers, creating an electric atmosphere rich in culture and energy. It was an experience not to miss.

As the rains softly drizzled on Sunday morning, I took a Grab—a Vietnamese version of Uber—to my first destination: the Temple of Literature, dedicated to Confucius and Vietnam's earliest university, established in 1076. The peaceful environment and historical significance left a lasting impression.