![[Illustrations] An Idyllic Southeast Asian Childhood Through a Thai Artist's Illustrations](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Mar/16/dekfarmhouse/thai-childhood0s.jpg "[Illustrations] An Idyllic Southeast Asian Childhood Through a Thai Artist's Illustrations")
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Earlier this month, Hanoians were left heartbroken when waving farewell to much-loved art quarter Sixty Square, which closed for good on February 15. We're releasing this music video of Những Đứa Trẻ (The Children) as a tribute to both the area and Quan Cam, one of its most popular establishments.
Hanoi has a reputation for being one of the most hectic and chaotic cities in Southeast Asia. While this provides much of the vibrancy and energy of the capital, it also seeps into you and leaves you with the occasional need to escape.
A quaint melody drifts out of Nhac Xua and over to one side of West Lake, where café owner Nguyen Duy Binh and I sit. The calming, classical, Vietnamese-style guitar-driven music, is soothing.
Walking up the stairs and into Maison Vie is like entering a neo-classical alternate universe. It almost feels like entering a restaurant onboard the Titanic, with the style appearing in clear contrast to the white colonial walls and green palms of other French eateries in the capital.
In a recently released proposal, city officials suggest initial fares for Hanoi’s metro will be capped at a mere VND15,000 per ride.
Within Vietnam’s tallest hotel, you’ll also find one of the capital’s most mouthwatering steakhouses – a restaurant known as much for its lavish beef as for the adventurous four-stage journey guests can enjoy when visiting.
![[Photos] In the Central Highlands, a House Doubles as a Playground for Sunlight](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Mar/13/house/b10s.jpg "[Photos] In the Central Highlands, a House Doubles as a Playground for Sunlight")
![[Photos] Inside Cat Tien National Park's New Bear Sanctuary Made From Wire and Pebbles](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Feb/27/bears/bear1s.jpg "[Photos] Inside Cat Tien National Park's New Bear Sanctuary Made From Wire and Pebbles")
![[Photos] In Da Nang, a Symmetrical Twin House for Two Close Friends](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Feb/20/duplex/0s.jpg "[Photos] In Da Nang, a Symmetrical Twin House for Two Close Friends")
“Oh my god! You look beautiful! You belong on the runway, why aren’t you on the runway?” said Tamah Lake, the organizer of last year’s RuPaul’s Drag Race viewing party events in Hanoi. She came up to me during the show and said that to my face, which was completely outrageous. And oh boy, was I ready for that? Not in a million years.
For one week each year, British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) students and parents take part in a tour of world cultures and traditions through a vibrant fair and a series of learning activities that display the values of global citizenship.
![[Photos] 16 Rare Images of 1900s Vietnam as Part of French Indochina](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2019/Mar/11/gaston-donnet/1900sVietnam-0s.jpg "[Photos] 16 Rare Images of 1900s Vietnam as Part of French Indochina")
![[Photos] Old Da Lat's Majestic Charm, Captured in a Series of Timeworn Postcards](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/E1Noorjs.jpg "[Photos] Old Da Lat's Majestic Charm, Captured in a Series of Timeworn Postcards")
![[Photos] The Ceremonial Tradition of a 1920s Hanoi Funeral](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/urbanisthanoi/article-images/2019/02/funeral/10s.jpg "[Photos] The Ceremonial Tradition of a 1920s Hanoi Funeral")
![[Photos] Immerse in the Nostalgia of Tet Past With These Black-and-White Snapshots](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/CUsrWqYs.jpg "[Photos] Immerse in the Nostalgia of Tet Past With These Black-and-White Snapshots")
![[Video] Rare Footage Documents How Vietnam Celebrated Tet in 1950](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/pr1GYN6s.jpg "[Video] Rare Footage Documents How Vietnam Celebrated Tet in 1950")
![[Photos] A Visual Tour of Late 1960s Saigon by Brian Wickham](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2018/12/Dec4/brian-wickham/BrianWickham-Part1-3s.jpg "[Photos] A Visual Tour of Late 1960s Saigon by Brian Wickham")
![[Photos] The Many Faces of 1950s Vietnam](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/legacy/4jDAPTzs.jpg "[Photos] The Many Faces of 1950s Vietnam")
'La cour de Hue' (The court of Hue) is a series of painting done by Nguyen Van Nhan in 1895, during the reign of Thanh Thai, emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty at the time.
The translucent balls one would normally identify as caviar held a secret.
![Melting Pot Food Fest [Taco Edition] @ The 100 - perfect garden - perfect beer](http://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/xplr-images/event-iistings/2019/Mar/W3/51857087_311718066359695_4090550238807326720_ns.jpg "Melting Pot Food Fest [Taco Edition] @ The 100 - perfect garden - perfect beer")
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