The traditional Tet feast of Hanoi has long reflected the skill and resourcefulness of women, serving not merely as a meal but as a measure of care and devotion expressed through every carefully prepared dish.
At Hanoi’s Ho Guom Theatre, classical music took on a civic role as leading orchestras and soloists gathered for a concert ahead of a pivotal political event.
The Huong Son Tourism Complex draws national attention each spring, but fades from view the rest of the year, an imbalance city planners now seek to correct.
Blending centuries-old spiritual traditions with modern governance tools, the Huong Pagoda Festival is redefining how major religious events are organized in Hanoi, with technology now playing a central role in management and visitor services.
For the Lunar New Year, the city is scaling up its flagship cultural program, Tet Viet - Tet Pho (Vietnamese Tet - Street Tet), turning the heritage precinct around Hoan Kiem Lake into an immersive showcase of traditional Tet.
Hanoi took center stage on Friday night as a large-scale cultural program marked the conclusion of Vietnam’s 14th Communist Party Congress.
