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Ha Dong town, which belonged to the namesake province, was officially established on December 6, 1904. The place has been standing the test of time for over a hundred years.

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In 2008, Ha Dong became a district of Hanoi. The merger turned Ha Dong into the second largest district of the capital. However, it still boasts the shadow of a bustling old town like it was before.

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Streets like Tran Hung Dao, Ba Trieu, Trung Trac, Trung Nhi, Bui Bang Doan, were considered the major streets of Ha Dong town in the past.

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“I saw the house when I was small. Since then, it has been pretty much the same without any renovation,” Tran Thi Dinh, 82, who lives at No. 46, Tran Huong Dao street told VOV.

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The neighborhoods here are quite similar to Old Quarter in Hoan Kiem district.

After such a long time, the houses with the appearance of a vibrant provincial capital in the past still remain quite intact.

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Exterior decorations are still intact, creating an Instagrammable check-in place for photo enthusiasts.

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A long line of trees brings shade and an airy atmosphere for the place.

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Passers-by go past an old street corner in Ha Dong.

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The old architectural style balcony is still retained.

Today, Ha Dong still has neighborhoods with many old houses next to newly built houses.

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