Young people take Tet photos at the 'paradise' of ancient cafes

In the past two months, the ancient cafe (Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi), which recreates the cultural space of many countries in the world, has been enthusiastically "hunted" by young people. Every day, hundreds of young people have visited and checked in at the cafe.

In the last days of the year, many cafes quickly "change their clothes" with cozy and eye-catching Tet spaces. Understanding the psychology of young people, the ancient cafe in Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi has designed more than 10 spaces inspired by the cultures of countries: Vietnam, Japan, Korea, China, Mongolia, ... to "retain" customers during the traditional Tet holiday.

The small outdoor courtyard is always crowded with people waiting to take pictures.

A group of young people meticulously adjusted each other's poses before taking Tet photos.

The shop has many costumes for customers to choose from such as: Ao dai, hanbok, kimono, Thai costumes, Mongolian costumes, yem shirts,...

"Awning, wishing tree" is imbued with Chinese culture.

The red color is everywhere, signaling that spring is coming.

Space for writing parallel sentences and calligraphy attracts young people to check-in.

Hong Phuong/ Tin Tuc Newspaper

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