Hanoi's "Brilliant Thang Long 2025" event, the city's grandest celebration to welcome the Year of the Snake, will feature the largest drone display in the world, alongside airborne fireworks for the first time.
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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.
Forty-six unique paintings celebrating the beauty of ancient Thang Long and contemporary Hanoi are on display in the inner city.
Around 80,000 light meals will be served free of charge to local and foreign tourists visiting Hanoi's iconic historical site during the country's major holidays.
Contemporary art installations on the Tran Nhat Duat pedestrian bridge contribute to the promotion of pedestrian traffic and the beautification of Hanoi's urban space.
Several activities will be held throughout the city to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu Victory (May 7, 1954 - 2024).
The five-day holiday is an occasion to explore the colorful life of a dynamic, creative city, offering visitors a variety of experiences.
The 2024 Cultural Activities themed "Keeping Old Trades on the Street" was kicked off in the central district of Hoan Kiem.
Using a wealth of artistic language, veteran Vietnamese artists have powerfully portrayed the struggle against the French invaders during the famous Dien Bien Phu Campaign that shocked the globe.
The newly staged folk shows will be performed in Hanoi's Old Quarter, diversifying the offerings for tourists to Vietnam's capital.
Hanoi's famous drink has won over even the most demanding guests, from high-profile politicians to ordinary tourists.
Tran Quy Cap Street has long been known to Hanoi residents as a meeting place for broken appliances. The repairers on this street are considered "magicians" whose magic touch brings the family's endearing gadgets back to life.
The 7th National Youth Fine Art Festival, scheduled for the fourth quarter, is now open for submissions.
