The extended area consists of eight streets around the heart of the capital, including Hang Dau, Cau Go, Hang Be, Hang Bac, Dinh Liet, Gia Ngu, Dao Duy Tu, and O Quan Chuong, in addition to three alleys, such as Cau Go, Trung Yen, and Phat Loc. The opening hours of the pedestrian streets include Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings from 7 p.m. in the summer and 6 p.m. in winter and will run up to midnight.
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| A signpost located at the intersection of Hang Mam – Nguyen Huu Huan Street prohibits traffic from entering the pedestrian streets. |
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| The introduction of the pilot scheme means that several Hanoians have yet to fully grasp the changes. |
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| Barriers are set up in an effort to prevent motorbikes and cars from entering the walking zone. |
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| Relevant forces are on hand to direct the flow of traffic around pedestrianised areas. |
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| Foreign tourists enjoy exploring the additional space specifically for pedestrians. |
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| A wide range of delicacies can be seen on offer to visitors along the various walking streets. |
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| An exterior view of the space around the walking streets. |
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| Fashion shops situated in the pedestrian streets can be seen packed with customers. |
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| A family takes their children on a visit to the walking street on the weekend. |
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