The 32-man athlete and coach of the Thai rattan bridge team toured Hanoi on a double-decker bus, after winning the 31st SEA Games gold medal.
Hanoi City Tour double-decker bus tour departs at 10 am on May 18, takes the group through 15 places of Opera House, Cathedral, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Hoa Lo Prison… and stops at Quoc Tu Giam Temple.
The delegation stopped at Van Mieu Quoc Tu Giam to visit and listen to explanations.
After an hour of tour experience, Team Leader of the Thai Rattan Bridge, Mr. Pairoj Archarungroj shared the joy and excitement of visiting the city. He used to come to Hanoi 10 years ago, but now the streets are very modern, more beautiful and with many green trees.
“It’s been a long time, but I still remember Ho Chi Minh’s mausoleum, pho, delicious food. This trip brings an interesting and meaningful experience to our coaches and athletes after a period of intense training and competition. straight past,” he said. After the 31st SEA Games, Mr. Pairoj Archarungroj will return to Vietnam and travel to Da Nang with his family because of the good impressions.
Head coach Veeras Na Nongkhai said that this was his first visit to Hanoi and was very impressed because life in the city seemed to be completely normal after Covid-19. “Hanoi’s streets are full of green trees, clean and beautiful, the weather is also cool and sunny. The monuments, attractions, streets we passed were crowded, everyone was radiant and happy. What a positive energy,” he said.
The double-decker buses are labeled to serve the 31st SEA Games. Visitors all wear conical hats, both to avoid the sun and partly to promote Vietnamese culture.
Male athlete Jirasak Pakbuangoen thanked the host Vietnam for the thoughtfulness of the host Vietnam in organizing the SEA Games. He also said that he finds it interesting to see the ancient and modern beauty of the city, along with learning a part of the culture when visiting and listening to explanations about the Temple of Literature – Quoc Tu Giam. During the trip he took many photos.
“We are happy because we had time to compete with teammates, compete in big sports events and have the opportunity to experience Vietnamese culture. We had a great time playing with professional organization. Hanoi’s business,” he said.
Mr. Nguyen Van Hung, Deputy Director of Yen Vien Bus Enterprise, said the unit ensured hygiene on the bus, arranged staff to serve international guests, and added many backup cars to serve this event. “SEA Games 31 is a big event in Vietnam and Hanoi, through which we want to contribute to promoting the image of the country, its people and hospitality,” he said.
The double-decker bus experience tour of the Hanoi Transport Corporation is free to visit for delegates, coaches, athletes, international journalists attending the 31st SEA Games. This is one of the experiences of Hanoi serving for regional sports festival. From May 12 to now, there have been many large groups of visitors to experience.
Lan Huong
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