City Guide

The ancient communal house is a national treasure, a reminder of the battle fought nearly 1,000 years ago against the invading Chinese Song Dynasty.

Hanoi's dedicated farmers work tirelessly to bring their agricultural products to the world stage, introducing the products of the rich and flavorful bounty of Vietnam's fertile lands.

Preserving the wonderful character of Hanoi should not be misinterpreted as trying to convert Her [Hanoi] into a museum.

Hanoi's "Truc Bach Night" program aims to boost tourism in the capital.

To make Quoc Oai District a magnet for visitors, the local government planned to improve service quality and work with travel agencies to include its destinations in tour itineraries.

Rare animals from all over Indochina (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia) are shown to the general public for the first time.

Artisan Nguyen Tan Phat makes amazing toy creatures such as buffaloes, horses, birds and dragonflies from straw that is discarded after each harvest. His creations catch the attention of locals and visitors alike.

The French Indochinese style building adds to the unique cultural experiences for visitors to Hanoi during the Hanoi Festival of Creative Design 2024.

Hanoi, Vietnam's vibrant capital, remains a top choice for both domestic and international travelers.

Hanoi's vibrant energy and hustle and bustle of year-end festivals create a dynamic atmosphere that makes it an ideal destination for solo travellers, offering a sense of connection amidst the hectic pace of the city.

Dong Thanh Communal House, also known as Hang Vai Communal House, is a place of worship for Saint Huyen Thien Tran Vu and houses a 200-year-old ancient water well with intricate carvings.

The exact origin of "bun thang", a Hanoi specialty that has been a hit with many foreign diners, including millionaires, is uncertain.

After the terrible typhoon Yagi swept through Hanoi, the Red River tidal flats were miraculously revived and turned into a bright yellow field of flowers.

The Southeast Asian country won awards for different categories from the prestigious American travel magazine's 2024 Readers' Choice Awards.

Indulging in Hanoi's street food is more than a meal for foodies and inquisitive tourists; it's an experience of flavors, textures, and local culture that will never be forgotten.

Nestled in the bustling urban landscape of Hanoi, Duyen Thai Village (Thuong Tin District) is a hidden gem, radiating the brilliance of its traditional lacquerware craft.

Locals and visitors to Hanoi can enjoy free-of-charge city tours on double-decker buses on the occasion of the Liberation of the City today [October 10].