[Vietnam] Introducing the colorful and beautiful "Incense Village" on the outskirts of Hanoi

🚗 We went to the incense village, an hour and a half drive south from Hanoi! We looked up how to get there by bus, but it took too long, so we decided to go by Grab (a ride-hailing app). It costs about 2,500 yen one way. We were worried about the return trip. We thought that Grab might not be available in some places (we couldn't arrange a car). We negotiated with the driver to take us back for the same price, and after securing a car for the return trip, we went sightseeing in the incense village! However, the time limit is one hour. They said they couldn't wait any longer, so we looked around really quickly and then returned home💧 We found two incense villages, and both have lots of Instagram-worthy photos😸 Incense villages are used to dry incense sticks, which are widely used in Vietnam, lined up outside to dry in the sun! It has become a hot topic for its Instagram-worthy nature, and now tourists can visit it 😸 You can't hang incense outside on rainy days, so it's probably best to give up depending on the weather 😿 Vietnamese people are kind, they lend you a non-la hat for free, and they take great photos 😊📸 If you go to Hanoi, be sure to visit Incense Village 😻 #Introducing amazing views overseas #Vietnam travel #Incense village #Hanoi #Vietnam tourism