[Photo] Thousands of people visit the "Shark Jaws" building to take photos before it is demolished

According to the reporter of Nhan Dan newspaper on March 19, thousands of tourists from everywhere flocked to the "Shark Jaw" building to take pictures before the construction was dismantled.

Before the news of the building's demolition, many people rushed to make plans to visit "Shark Jaws" to leave behind memories of the building.

Many couples also took the opportunity to take photos at "Shark Jaws". During their time together, the two women also had many beautiful memories when coming to this building to shop and drink coffee.

Capture the last images of this famous building.

Many poses of locals and tourists when taking photos in front of this special construction.

Ms. Huong was born and raised in Hoan Kiem district (Hanoi) and invited her friends to wear traditional ao dai to check-in at the familiar and attached construction.

Young people are very professional when bringing tripods to check-in and take tiktok with the "Shark Jaw" building.

Let's dance with "Shark Jaws"

Instant photo service of 20,000 VND/style is popular these days.

Even flower cars for tourists to check in.

During lunch break, many people stopped their vehicles right at Dong Kinh - Nghia Thuc Square to take pictures, regardless of the traffic.

International tourists also took the opportunity to capture moments with the capital's residents, taking photos and checking in next to the "Shark Jaws" building.

The bustling, crowded scene in front of the "Shark Jaws" building is usually only seen on weekends or holidays.

Young people flocked to Shark Jaws to take souvenir photos before the building was demolished.

A young family came to take pictures with the building.

Along with that, many elderly and middle-aged people also take the opportunity to come here to check-in and keep nostalgic moments next to the "Shark Jaw" building.

According to the plan, the "Shark Jaw" building will be demolished before April 30. The demolition of the building combined with the surrounding space will create a 12,000m2 square in Hanoi, a rare space serving the people and major events and festivals of the city and the country.