Contestants are encouraged to tap into their creativity and present innovative solutions on various green topics, including biodiversity, energy efficiency, renewable energy, CO2 reduction, sustainable lifestyles, and eliminating plastic waste.
On display are ceramics, embroidery, sculpture, bronze casting, and wood products, highlighting the district's rich diversity of resources and traditional techniques.
Architect Hoang Dao Kinh, laureate of the Bui Xuan Phai Award - For the Love of Hanoi, has dedicated more than 50 years to the preservation of relics throughout the country, especially in Hanoi.
With a passionate love for their ancestors' crafts, many Hanoi craftsmen are dedicated to preserving and promoting the quintessence of craft villages.
The contest is an opportunity for Hanoi's businesses and handicraft workshops to creatively bring their designs to life and diversify the city's handicraft catalog.
Cross-infection of certain diseases is a risk associated with using someone else's leftover food to feed oneself. These infections can spread from the first person to the person eating later.
The 19th edition of the photo exhibition titled “Hanoi in My Heart” is one of major events to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Capital's Liberation.
Many Hanoi-based foreign missions joined in the city’s festivities, adding an international flair to the celebration.
The area was redesigned and refurbished to create a new tourist attraction.
The show was a display of heroic art performances on the development of Hanoi in 70 years.
The 70th anniversary of Hanoi's liberation is expected to catapult the capital's rapid development.
Hanoi is well positioned to be at the forefront of Vietnam's transformation into a more globally connected, modern and competitive nation.
Hanoi plans to develop nearly 8,000 hectares of various flower species, focusing on sustainable growth and environmental protection.
The Party expedited the capture of Hanoi to protect against the French colonialists' plan to exploit the transition to undermine the cultural and economic infrastructure.
The harsh prison regime, with its cruel tortures, could not break the will and patriotism of the communist fighters.
The first phase of the project includes a six-story building with two main areas for medical examinations and inpatient treatment with 200 beds.
With a spirit of patriotism, intelligence, and youthful dynamism, thousands of Hanoi students took up arms in the fight against French colonialism.
