HANOITIMES TV

What are the key resources does Vietnam have on the spot to fight and win the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic?

Most of foreign visitors to Hanoi have affirmed that they feel safe when travelling around the bustling capital city of Vietnam despite the outburst of the novel coronavirus or Covid-19 these days.

The Lunar New Year or Tet is a significant occasion for Vietnamese people to wish for the best things to come. It is also the sacred time for family gatherings and an important mark for changes, plans, and progress.

Vietnam has picked “Cohesive and Responsive” as the theme of the ASEAN Chairmanship in 2020. Taking on the role, Vietnam desires to enhance the sustainable development of the bloc by enhancing the economic connectivity, consolidating the unity and consensus, deepen the unique values of ASEAN. Malaysian Ambassador to Vietnam Dato' Shariffah Norhana Syed Mustaffa speaks to Hanoitimes on the opportunities and challenges of the chairmanship that Vietnam may face.

Fresh, lively, confidence and profession ... are what to describe the new wave of public dance at the pedestrian zone around Hoan Kiem lake every weekend.

As Christmas is drawing nearer, Hanoi becomes more vibrant and bustling than ever with shimmered lights and decorations across the streets, shopping malls and churches.

As Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam has joined in the Creative Cities Network in the field of Design, the city may grab more chances to enhance its position and its image to the world.

A ceremony celebrating Hanoi’s admission into UNESCO’s Creative Cities Network as a Creative City for Design transpired in the city's Ly Thai To Statue and Garden on December 13.

Jane Sit spent nearly one month seeking and filming Hanoi Iconic – the CNN’s latest show that explores the ever evolving future of this city's way of life.

A series of activities, as part of the “Moscow Days in Hanoi”, were held at the pedestrian zone around Hoan Kiem Lake on November 28 - December 1.

The book fair welcomed some 14 publishing houses and associations from Myanmar, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, and the Southeast Asia Publishing Association as well as representatives from embassies in Hanoi.

Over 14 years of holding, the annual photo exhibition has left good imprints in the public and become an unmissable occasion for photography enthusiasts and the locals every October.

Hanoi can always amaze its owns citizens and visitors with a huge range of streets foods, around the clock and everywhere you put your feet to.

The Canadian Delicacies Hanoi event is part of the Embassy’s series of activities to promote the Canadian agri-food and seafood sector to the Vietnamese market during the month of November.

Ox-eye daisy, a tiny pure white flower with the yellow stamen rein the center presenting the innocence and purity, has become the most preferred flowers of Hanoians over the past few years.

2020 will be a busy and remarkable year for Vietnam as the country will assume the chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN, and the role of non-permanent member of the UN Security Council, the two significant positions that will promote the country’s prestige in the region and world stage.