The Vietnamese Prime Minister spent one of the main days of Tet visiting and encouraging workers at key projects to ensure that they would meet the deadlines and come operational before the target dates.
People in Hanoi celebrate Tet, the most important holiday for Vietnamese, on spacious roads.
Many communities hold festivals to ensure that their traditional identity is preserved with thoughtful preparation.
In fine arts, painters often use brushes and paints, but artist Nguyen Thu Huyen uses needles and fabrics to create works of any theme.
Hanoi’s economy rebounded swiftly in 2023, maintaining a relatively high growth rate of 6.27%, and a GRDP per capita exceeded VND151 million ($6,182).
Hanoi Cooperative Alliance has organized exhibitions and showcases to increase the consumption of Tet products made by the collective economy.
The people of Hanoi are eagerly awaiting the auspicious moment of the New Year.
The move aims to ensure that emergency cases, road accident victims, and emergency births are given due care during the Tet holiday.
For Vietnamese people, paying homage to ancestors is a long-standing tradition on the national largest holiday.
With 30 years of experience in traditional music, musician Nguyen Quang Long has made a special contribution to the revival of xam (blind wanderer singing).
The picturesque setting of the Huong Pagoda complex gives visitors the feeling of being lost in a fairyland.
Hanoi is making efforts to diversify its tourism offerings to attract more tourists to the capital for the 2024 Tet holiday.
With good vehicle quality and services, electric buses have made many passengers willing to switch from motorcycles and cars to buses.
The city would focus on accelerating the construction progress of key and large projects in 2024.
Hanoi leads all 63 provinces and cities in attracting FDI projects in the first month of 2024.
Cultural Tourism Week, themed "Heritage Journey from Sai Temple to Co Loa Relic", will give tourists the opportunity to explore the heritage of Dong Anh District.
Traffic police will be on duty at 44 locations, focusing on preventing traffic jams at bus and train stations.
