Hanoi’s double-decker sightseeing bus makes first trip
A double-decker sightseeing bus embarked on a trial operation in the capital city on June 30, to collect public feedback before starting official service which is scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter.
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| The double-decker bus's red colour is easily recognisable. |
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| The double-decker’s second storey is open so that tourists may comfortably view the city without any obstructions. |
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| There are 42 seats on the second storey, which is also equipped with a retractable roof. |
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| Hanoi’s Vice Chairman Nguyen The Hung visits the bus before its first ride. |
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| The double-decker bus begins its trial journey at the Hanoi Opera House and moves along Trang Tien Street, before going around Hoan Kiem Lake. |
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| Some tourists say they are excited to observe the city from the second storey of the bus. |
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| Observations show that the bus is not caught by electric wires or tree branches along the streets that it traverses. |
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| The bus is equipped with a free Wi-Fi service and two LED displays announcing the next stop and displaying images of Hanoi’s scenic spots. |
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| The double-decker bus also has an audio system to introduce the history and culture of the destinations in different languages. |
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| After a trial period to survey the most appropriate route, the service, known as City Tour, will be officially launched in the fourth quarter. |
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(Source: Nhan Dan)
