Culture

The dishes here are suitable for the whole family to enjoy, while parents can tell their children old stories.

The Festival of Tug-of-War Rituals and Games was held with eight teams from Vietnam and South Korea as part of the Hanoi Creative Design Festival.

The famous century-old dishes of Hanoi's countryside conquer the hearts of diners.

This aligns with Hanoi's commitment to becoming part of the global community of developing cities focused on innovation.

A collection of 100 sculptures and vases with unique images of Vietnamese dragons was recently unveiled at the Vietnam Ceramics Center, Bat Trang Ceramic Village in Hanoi.

The event aims to acquaint residents and tourists with traditional craft villages in Hanoi and other provinces and to honor famous traditional artisans with outstanding achievements.

The traditional folk art is trying to win back its place in the hearts of the young audience in Hanoi.

With devotion to preserving the traditional craft of his homeland, artisan Dang Van Hau is popularizing traditional toys known as to he beyond village boundaries.

Hanoi places special emphasis on building family values and Hanoian standards, believing that these will be factors contributing to the development of a civilized capital.

Hanoi is a city with a high concentration of creative resources and the most creative spaces in the country.

The capital is romantic, peaceful, and cosmopolitan in this bilingual photo book by an elderly Hanoi photographer.

Using simple ingredients, Hanoians of old created “Bun oc nguoi,” which has captivated diners for decades.

With the theme ‘Hanoi - 15 Years After Administrative Boundary Extension’, the 18th Hanoi in My Heart photo exhibition was opened by Economic & Urban Newspaper, in cooperation with the Hanoi Elderly Photography Club, at the Temple of Literature-Imperial Academy this morning (October 5).

Enthusiastic youngsters from Hanoi are now trying to preserve folk tunes, the precious heritage of Vietnam's culture.

Folk artists play a crucial role in promoting the value of local intangible heritage.

Nguyen Thi Tuyen is the last craftswoman in Hanoi's suburban district of Hoai Duc who still makes traditional Mid-Autumn toys.