More lotus ponds key to tourism boost for Tay Ho district
Lotus is the signature flower in Vietnamese culture, symbolizing resilience, purity and elegance.
Lotus is the signature flower in Vietnamese culture, symbolizing resilience, purity and elegance.
The unique pagoda graces a famous tourist destination in the suburbs of Hanoi.
The first ever Hanoi Lotus Festival 2024 kicked off last night to celebrate lotus farming and lotus products.
With beautiful scenery and attractive eateries, Hanoi City is one of Vietnam's tourist hubs and is on many travelers' bucket lists.
A series of attractive promotions are being launched by 5-star hotels to give people the chance to enjoy a luxury holiday in their own backyard.
Banh Cuon Ba Hoanh has been included in the MICHELIN Selected - MICHELIN Guide 2024 along with four other eateries in Vietnam.
This year's event, themed "Hanoi in 12 flower seasons", will showcase Hanoi's rich cultural heritage and unique cuisine.
Soaking up Hanoi's atmosphere early in the morning, away from the hustle and bustle, over a cup of coffee has become a hot trend among young people.
To encourage visitors to Hanoi to choose four- and five-star hotels during their stay, many hotels in the capital have introduced preferential policies.
Voting for Vietnam in the prestigious World Travel Awards is a nice gesture that helps promote the country's tourism and economy.
The charming city with scenic landscapes is an ideal destination for travelers who love green lifestyle and sustainable tourism.
Located about 30km from downtown Hanoi, Soc Son is an ideal destination for a day or two-day overnight trip over the weekend or holidays.
Despite both local and global economic challenges, Hanoi's tourism sector has produced impressive outcomes.
Early summer scenes around the West Lake are adorned with the blossoms of Lagerstroemia, Cassia fistula, Phoenix, Lotus, and others, which are blooming one after the other.
The exhibition aims to promote Hanoi's great achievements after 70 years of foundation.
Precious moments from the Dien Bien Phu Campaign in 1954 were captured by a veteran Vietnamese war correspondent and popularized on postage stamps.
There was a slight increase in domestic visitors and a significant growth in international visitors over the five-day holiday.