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One of Hanoi's most fascinating and historic events, the festival is a tribute to Saint Giong, one of Vietnam's four immortals.

The festival is aimed at honoring Hai Ba Trung (Trung Sisters) who fought against Chinese invaders.

The number of international tourists showed significant growth during the period.

Hanoi welcomed the Lunar New Year 2024 with a Southeast Asian recordsetting drone light show.

People across the country celebrate the Year of the Dragon in excitement with fireworks and arts performances, wishing one another Happy New Year.

For Vietnamese people, paying homage to ancestors is a long-standing tradition on the national largest holiday.

The city would focus on accelerating the construction progress of key and large projects in 2024.

Traffic police will be on duty at 44 locations, focusing on preventing traffic jams at bus and train stations.

Hanoi Book Street will remain open during the Tet holiday under the theme "Knowledge in Hand - Spring with a Thousand Blessings".

The drone performance is one of the largest in Southeast Asia and is expected to provide the public with an unprecedented dazzling display during Lunar New Year's Eve.

During the week-long holiday, Hanoi's sanitation workers will work extra hours from early morning until 6 p.m. to ensure that all rubbish is collected.

The real-life program is based on real historical data and legends that have been passed down and carried on at the Ngoc Son Temple for centuries.

The unexpected surge has left many Hanoi-based companies unable to hire.

The fair is open to visitors from January 26 to 30.

The ongoing dragon-themed exhibition is a creative way for young artists to express their wishes for a prosperous and happy Lunar New Year.

The digital show commemorates the 1984th anniversary of the uprising.