Hue to host Vietnam’s National Tourism Year 2025
The iconic tourist destination in Vietnam has been chosen host the National Tourism Year 2025, with the spectacular Hue Festival 2025 as its main highlight.
The iconic tourist destination in Vietnam has been chosen host the National Tourism Year 2025, with the spectacular Hue Festival 2025 as its main highlight.
The once majestic 60-year-old soapberry tree, felled by Typhoon Yagi last year in Hoan Kiem District, has been given new life and has become a striking piece of installation art.
The display of historical relics helps educate younger generations about the losses and struggles of the Vietnamese people for today's independence and happiness.
A new art exhibition at Yen Thai Communal House celebrates Vietnam’s enduring silk weaving tradition reimagined through the eyes of emerging young artists.
From April 11 to 13, Tran Nhan Tong Walking Street in Hai Ba Trung District transforms into a lively cultural hub as the Hanoi Gift Tourism Festival 2025 unfolds.
The campaign, launched by WildAct, aims to call on communities to take action in protecting wild birds specifically and preserving Vietnam's diversity of natural ecosystems more broadly.
Every late spring, Hanoi transforms into a soft canvas of purple as ban flowers (Bauhinia variegata) come into full bloom.
Grilled pork, dipping sauce, and street-side charm - bun cha is more than a meal; it’s Hanoi between the charcoal and the chatter.
Every April, Hanoi is bathed in the vibrant colors of Hoa gao or Bombax Ceiba, a stunning symbol of the late spring and early summer season.
As Vietnam’s tourism rebounds stronger than ever, VITM Hanoi 2025 shines a spotlight on the industry’s remarkable success story.