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Adventure Coffee experience | the Vietnamese government closes the coffee shop beside the train track for traffic safety.

Published: 2026-08-25 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/08/25, Professional coffee knowledge exchange more coffee bean information please pay attention to the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) as the world's second largest coffee producing country, Vietnam's coffee culture is very rich. Coffee culture in Vietnam is a very popular culture, which exists in daily life.

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As the second largest coffee producer in the world, Vietnam's coffee culture is very rich. Vietnamese coffee culture is a very popular culture, which exists in daily life but integrates into people's lives and dabbles in various industries. Sculpture, books, music, etc., all have the footprints of coffee, forming a cultural symbol of Vietnam, and become the first choice of drinks for Vietnamese people to gather and negotiate.

The geographical location of Vietnam is very suitable for the cultivation of coffee, the tropical climate in the south is suitable for robusta coffee, and the north is suitable for Arabica coffee. Vietnam's unique coffee culture makes people very willing to understand their charm, and there are such unique scenic spots in the ancient streets of Hanoi, Vietnam.

There is a train track on the ancient street in Hanoi, Vietnam, but there are residential areas on both sides of the track, and there is also a coffee shop. Because you can sit in the coffee shop and watch the train pass by, it attracts a lot of tourists to take pictures and sign in. Such a store is now called "Internet celebrity shop".

This train track is at the door of the house, but because you can watch the picture of the train passing through the house, it has successfully become a "network celebrity". Many domestic and foreign tourists have gone to take photos, thus becoming a beautiful local scenery and making this place a popular tourist attraction. Because of the demand brought by the flow of people, the houses on both sides of the train track saw the business opportunities and opened coffee shops one after another. in addition to drinking coffee and rest here, the most important thing is to wait for the picture of the train passing in front of the house.

If a place is attracted to the eye, it will naturally be questioned. The train track is an alley entrance, only about one meter away from the houses on both sides, which makes the safety hidden danger in front of us. And many stores will put tables and chairs next to the railway during the business period for passengers to spend, and will not clean up until the train is coming, which makes the safety of passengers have a very big hidden danger. Even if there are signs on the train track to remind passengers not to walk or stay on the railway, many passengers will still stay on the train track and take photos. The train driver did not evacuate until the train was running. The train driver passed through this area at a slower speed than the original speed, and there have been many incidents of emergency braking due to passengers.

Various safety risks have made it impossible for Vietnam's Ministry of Transport to turn a blind eye to it. Recently, on the grounds of traffic safety, the Vietnamese Ministry of Transport asked the local government department of Gujie in Hanoi to take action and ordered the closure of coffee shops on both sides of the train driveway. At the same time, it issued a document advocating and reminding passengers not to stay on the train track while the train was running. With the closure of coffee shops, Vietnam's "online celebrity" attractions disappeared overnight, and there was a steady stream of tourists.

The novel tourism experience has led to the rise and development of the surrounding coffee shops, and the development of coffee shops has led to new tourist attractions. I believe many people are willing to enjoy the picture of the train crossing while drinking coffee, but in any case, safety should be the top priority.

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