This spring, The Hanoi Train’s “Bringing Spring Home” transforms a rail trip from Hanoi to Bac Ninh into a rich cultural journey, where travelers savor traditional Tet flavors, enjoy live folk performances and explore historic Ly Dynasty landmarks in a slow and immersive experience.
Chuyen My Village advances traditional mother-of-pearl and lacquer craftsmanship through innovation, helping Vietnamese handicrafts gain global recognition.
The music and fireworks display is expected to turn Hanoi into a focal point for residents and visitors on Friday night.
As the Lunar New Year holiday of 2026 approaches, Korean media have observed a clear shift in outbound travel preferences among Korean travelers. Instead of distant metropolises or overly crowded destinations, many are now opting for journeys that are “far enough to feel a seasonal change, yet convenient enough to start the new year in a calm and positive way”, with Phu Quoc rising as a leading choice.
This week, we highlight major developments shaping Hanoi, including Vietnam’s first semiconductor chip plant, expanded global tech cooperation, cultural events, social housing targets, digital public services, innovation investment and job creation priorities across the capital.
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.
