Lifestyle

From February 16, the relics, temples and religious sites within Hanoi city were closed to prevent Covid-19 from spreading.

Tet provides an excellent opportunity for visitors to sample some of Vietnam’s more exotic culinary creations.

Hanoi street foods have become a nostalgia for travelers who have once enjoyed them.

The effort of an oversea Vietnamese sommelier in introducing local culinary to the world.

Hanoians and tourists will have the opportunity to enjoy a series of activities in the pedestrian space around Hoan Kiem Lake on the last day of 2020.

The urban citizens are dynamic people who are always eager to try new things and dissatisfied with the routine. Being demanding shapes a new way of thinking. But not everyone living in Hanoi is called an urban citizen.

Many Hanoians still consider tofu that are made from Mo Village the best with creamy taste and sweet flavor.

Drinking tea has long been a daily enjoyment of Hanoians regardless of social status or character.

Hanoi and its creative residents invent a lot of small food that make your mouth water every time you think about salty or sweet.

People often have fond memories when they see Cốm cake, as this is a must have in happy occasions, like weddings or Lunar New Year.

Serving from beer, cocktail to wine or playing from pop, rock, acoustic, jazz to techno, each bar & club contributes to the diverse color to the night life in the city.

Walking around Hanoi cafeterias, you will see a pristine soul of the city, no matter how much it has changed.

IHG Hotels & Resorts will expand its upscale voco™ brand to Vietnam next year, which will mark the first opening under the voco brand in South East Asia.

Wandering in small streets in the city, you can stray into a vintage cafe which is like a time machine taking you back to some period of the old days, to uncover a different Hanoi.

The Ascott Limited (Ascott), is kicking off this festive season with Southeast Asia’s biggest promotion on Shopee.

The Christmas season 2020, the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi is celebrating the “Joy of Giving,” as its halls are adorned with ornamental trees, garlands, gift boxes, and ribbons, among others.