From lakeside displays to Old Quarter art walks, Photo Hanoi’25 concluded with the celebration of a city where creativity flows through every street and photography serves as a bridge between cultures.
Graceful Vietnamese traditional attire of Ao Dai shines on a strike night in the Temple of Literature.
The streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter came alive this morning as the international photography event Photo Hanoi’25 – Biennale officially opened at the Old Quarter Cultural Center, 22 Hang Buom Street.
The Vietnamese capital now stands alongside iconic urban centers such as Mumbai, Beijing and Shanghai - a testament to its unique charm and growing global recognition.
The 2025 International Craft Village Conservation and Development Festival in Hanoi will feature over 350 booths and international participants from 30 countries. It aims to become an annual global event promoting Vietnam’s handicraft heritage.
A moving dialogue between past and present unfolds in a photographic exhibition by British photojournalist Andy Soloman, now featured as part of the Photo Hanoi ’25 Biennale.
