The "Truc Bach Night" space in Hanoi offers visitors, both Vietnamese and international tourists, a unique experience, where the peaceful atmosphere reminiscent of the challenging subsidy period resonates deeply with their hearts.
The artisan with more than 70 years of making lanterns said more than just a toy, the products have largely contributed to teaching patriotism, filial piety, and national pride.
Art lovers will have an extraordinary opportunity to immerse themselves in unique paintings that beautifully recreate key stages of Vietnamese fine art.
Talented women of Ha Thai Lacquer Craft Village in Hanoi remain steadfast in their innovation, working tirelessly to preserve and enhance the rich tradition of their village on the outskirts of Hanoi.
Through a series of engaging activities, the Hanoi Food Culture Festival 2024 promotes Hanoi pho, an intangible cultural heritage.
Hanoi pho has been officially listed as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2024.
Thirty-two pho restaurants in Hanoi's Hoan Kiem district were recently honored for their superb flavors and commitment to food hygiene and safety standards.
In Vietnam, Christmas has become a youthful event that seamlessly blends Western customs with the warmth of the local people.
Artifacts and bronze sculptures are displayed at the Hanoi Old Quarter Cultural Exchange Center, offering visitors a glimpse of Vietnam's thousand-year-old tradition of casting bronze.
Hanoi should intensify its efforts to promote the value of its precious heritage and unlock its potential to drive economic growth and diversify local tourism offerings.
The initiative is led by Hoan Kiem District and co-ordinated with Ba Dinh, Long Bien, Tay Ho districts and Architecture Magazine.
The 2024 International Youth Festival helped Hanoi’s youth connect and promote the city's culture and tourism to international friends.
The week-long unique cultural event promises to delight locals and visitors to Hanoi
The black-and-white images give viewers a sentimental and nostalgic look at life in Hanoi during the subsidy period more than 40 years ago, as well as the city's growth and transformation.
The "Story of Hang Streets" realistic scene tour program explores the elegant lifestyle and well-mannered conduct of Hanoi people in the 1940s and 1950s.
Cesar Guedes first came to Vietnam in 2017 and was impressed by Hanoi’s blend of tradition and modernization.
This fall, Hanoi plans to hold cultural events to honor the ao dai, a traditional Vietnamese dress that symbolizes a strong sense of cultural identity, and to attract tourists.
