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O Quan Chuong:Hanoi仅存城门游客指南

O Quan Chuong是Hanoi古城唯一幸存的城门。从历史背景到附近街头美食,这是您在参观前需要了解的信息。

By the Wayfarer teamMay 17, 20266 min read
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    O Quan Chuong位于Hanoi老城区的东部边缘,地处Hang Chieu街和Thanh Ha街的交汇处。曾经环绕这座古老商贸城的16座城门中,它是仅存的一座——而大多数游客径直走过,却并未意识到他们眼前的是什么。

    它的由来与重要性

    O Quan Chuong建于1749年(后黎朝时期),名字大致意为“长官之门”,曾是进入Hanoi(하노이 / 河内 / ハノイ)商贸区的入口之一。这座城门有着非常实际的用途:夜间上锁以控制进出,从而保护城墙内的商人和居民。

    在最初的16座城门中,这是唯一屹立至今的一座。你今天看到的建筑是一座由砖石砌成的低矮拱形大门,高约3米,顶部有一座小神龛,供奉着曾守卫这里的士兵。它在2000年代初进行了修复,但其核心结构绝对是古老的——如果仔细观察,你可以看出原始砖砌部分与修补部分之间的区别。

    它不是什么宏伟的纪念碑,也不会让你惊叹不已。但对于任何对Hanoi历史的实体印记感兴趣的人来说,这是这座城市真实存在的一部分,它的历史比周围大多数建筑都要早几个世纪。

    游客为何前往

    相比于作为一个独立的景点,O Quan Chuong更适合作为徒步探索老城区的起点。它为这个街区提供了历史背景——一旦你知道这里曾经有城墙和城门,Hang字头街道(Hang Chieu、Hang Buom、Hang Ma)的密集交错,作为古老商业网格的布局就变得更加合理了。

    摄影爱好者们喜欢在清晨前来,此时阳光从东边照在城门上,Hang Chieu街上的卖花人也正在摆摊。古老的石拱门与穿梭其中的摩托车车流形成了鲜明的对比,展现出纯粹的Hanoi风情。

    最佳游览时间

    城门位于室外且全天候开放,因此游览时机更多取决于天气和氛围。

    10月至12月是最理想的——空气凉爽干燥,晨光也更柔和。Hanoi的秋天非常宜人,气温徘徊在22-28°C左右。

    无论一年中的什么时候,**清晨(早上6:00-7:30)**都是最佳时段。附近的Hang Chieu早市非常热闹,当地人在城门旁打太极,步行人流也适中。到了早上9点,摩托车拥堵会让这个区域变得喧闹而混乱。

    避免在夏季(6月至8月)的正午前往。老城区周围的湿度令人窒息,而且城门处没有任何遮阳的地方。

    探索越南Hanoi熙熙攘攘的街头市场,这里有各种各样的商品和友好的摊贩。

    照片由 Hiếu Vũ Vlog 拍摄,来自 Pexels

    如何前往

    从Hoan Kiem湖(大多数游客在Hanoi的活动中心)出发,沿着Hang Chieu向北步行10分钟即可到达。不需要打车。

    从Noi Bai机场出发,乘坐Grab专车前往老城区花费约250,000-350,000 VND,视交通情况需要40-60分钟。乘坐86路机场巴士(35,000 VND)可以在Le Duan街的Hanoi火车站下车,从那里步行到O Quan Chuong需要15分钟,或者花15,000 VND叫一辆Grab摩托车快速抵达。

    如果您从城市西侧的文庙或皇城 Thang Long区域出发,乘坐摩托车或出租车大约需要20分钟(约40,000-60,000 VND)。

    游玩推荐

    穿过城门并抬头仰望

    大多数人拍完外观就离开了。不妨走进去看看内侧——拱门上方有褪色的铭文,从里面还可以看到屋顶的小神龛。如果你仔细观察,砖砌结构会向你诉说历史:底部颜色更深、更粗糙的石头是18世纪的原始材料。

    探索Hang Chieu早市

    城门正西方向的Hang Chieu路段在黎明前会变成一个街头市场。摊贩们售卖垫子、藤制品、干货和家庭用品。这不是一个迎合游客的市场——价格以VND计算,几乎没有讨价还价的余地,因为利润已经很薄了。到了早上8点,大多数摊位就开始收摊了。

    漫步古老的商业街

    把城门作为老城区环线游的起点。沿着Hang Chieu向西走,向南转入Hang Buom(昔日的香料交易街,现在挤满了廉价啤酒摊和背包客酒吧),继续前往Hang Ma(售卖纸制品和节日装饰——在Tet或Tet Trung Thu)之前尤为热闹),然后经由Hang Duong绕回。

    参观Dong Xuan市场

    Dong Xuan市场位于O Quan Chuong西北方向200米处。这是Hanoi最大的室内市场——共有三层,出售批发商品、纺织品,还有小吃摊。即使你什么都不买,一楼的美食区也值得逛一逛。

    从Tran Nhat Duat拍摄Long Bien桥

    从城门向东沿着古老的堤坝路走到Tran Nhat Duat街。从这里你可以清晰地看到Long Bien桥,这座法国殖民时期的钢制悬臂桥至今仍承载着火车和摩托车跨越红河。日落时的景色绝对值得这五分钟的步行。

    附近美食推荐

    O Quan Chuong周围的老城区遍布着各种美食选择。

    想吃“pho(쌀국수 / 越南河粉 / フォー)”,可以去位于Bat Dan街49号的Pho Gia Truyen,向西南方向步行约10分钟。一碗粉的价格在50,000-60,000 VND之间,早上的队伍排得很快。这里的牛肉粉做得简单而出色——清汤、新鲜香草,没有多余的噱头。

    想吃“banh cuon(반꾸온 / 蒸米卷 / バインクオン)”(蒸米卷),可以去Hang Ga街14号的摊位,距离城门步行5分钟。薄而半透明的米粉皮里包着猪肉末和木耳,配上炸红葱头,旁边还可以搭配“cha gio”。满满一盘大约40,000 VND。

    如果散步后想喝杯蛋咖啡(에그커피 / 蛋咖啡 / エッグコーヒー),位于Nguyen Huu Huan街39号的Cafe Giang向南步行7分钟即可到达。这是正宗的蛋咖啡发源地——口感浓郁香甜,尽管Instagram上可能推荐冰饮,但热饮味道更好。

    越南Hanoi一座复古建筑上的霓虹灯招牌,展示了古老的建筑风格。周围郁郁葱葱的环境增添了魅力。

    照片由 Hồng Quang Official 拍摄,来自 Pexels

    住宿推荐

    老城区有各种价位的住宿选择。

    经济型(200,000-500,000 VND/晚): Hang Buom、Hang Bac和Ma May街上林立着青年旅社和基础客栈。通常是共用浴室且隔音较差,但距离所有景点都只有几步之遥。

    中档型(800,000-1,500,000 VND/晚): Hang Gai和Hang Trong街上的小型酒店提供带空调和早餐的私人客房。许多酒店还设有屋顶露台,可以俯瞰老城区的屋顶风光。

    高端型(3,000,000+ VND/晚): 位于Ngo Quyen街的Sofitel Legend Metropole酒店距离城门向南步行12分钟。拥有殖民时期的建筑风格、一流的餐厅和真正优质的服务。

    当地人的实用建议

    • 这里不需要门票,没有入场费,也没有营业时间限制。它是公共街道上的一个公共城门。直接走过去参观即可。
    • 城门顶部的神龛由当地居民维护。如果它开着并且你想去看看,请脱鞋并压低声音。
    • 摩托车会不断穿过城门。不要站在拱门正中间拍照——请走到旁边,否则你会造成交通拥堵并招来一阵喇叭声。
    • 如果你需要现金,附近的Tran Nhat Duat路段有可靠的自动取款机(Vietcombank和Techcombank)。

    避免常见错误

    • 期待一个大型景点。 这只是繁忙街角的一座孤立城门。如果你抱着看宏伟纪念碑的期望而来,肯定会失望。请保持合理的期望——它是一座小巧但具有历史意义的建筑,而不是什么大型寺庙群。
    • 在正午时分游览。 城门呈东西朝向,因此正午的光线十分平淡,而且周围的街道也处于最混乱的高峰期。无论从哪个角度来看,早晨或傍晚都更好。
    • 跳过周围的街道。 单独看城门只需停留五分钟。它真正的价值在于作为探索老城区的起点。建议为周边更广阔的街区预留至少两个小时的时间。
    • 将它与Cua Bac或Cua Nam混淆。 那些只是指代其他旧城门的街道名称——但实体城门早已不复存在。O Quan Chuong是唯一屹立至今的城门。