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.
As well as reflecting the cultural richness of Hanoi, its cuisine is of great social and economic importance, enhancing its reputation and drawing both domestic and foreign visitors to the capital.
Vintage posters, once the impressive hallmark of French colonial painting, are now on display in the heart of Hanoi.
Heritage and ancient customs passed down from generation to generation are the precious legacies of the ancestors and must be well preserved.
Folk artisans in Hanoi are making unremitting efforts to preserve ca tru – a precious intangible cultural heritage of the nation.
The Sai Temple Festival is a unique celebration of the capital.
A cultural exchange program entitled "A Touch of Spring" and a dragon-themed painting exhibition aims to preserve Hanoi's elegant hobbies during the Tet holiday.
From the perspective of ao dai designers, the outfit needs official recognition as heritage and a methodical strategy to become both a cultural symbol and brand.
Hanoi's simple yet delicious specialty requires attention to detail, meticulousness, experience, and family secrets.
Tet, or Lunar New Year, remains the most important celebration in Vietnamese culture, despite changes over time.
Hanoi is famous for its excellent specialties, including the dishes meticulously prepared for the Tet holiday.
With 30 years of experience in traditional music, musician Nguyen Quang Long has made a special contribution to the revival of xam (blind wanderer singing).
Norwegian Ambassador to Vietnam Hilde Solbakken's family spent a day exploring Duong Lam Ancient Village and enjoying the distinctive cultural features of this region.
The opening of Hanoi's oldest flower market helps to entertain locals and visitors to the city in the days leading up to the country's biggest holiday.
The newly designated "Vietnamese National Treasures" represent the nation's diverse, multi-ethnic and vibrant culture.
Enjoying delicious street food in Hanoi or getting lost in nature in the 'limestone forest' of Halong Bay are just two of the many wonderful itineraries available to visitors to Vietnam.
The ceramic version of Vietnam's Royal Gold Seal, reproduced in the same size and meticulous detail by artisans from the Bat Trang Ceramic Village, would make a meaningful gift for visitors to Hanoi.
Buddha's hand fruits with beautiful shapes and unique aromas bring fortunes to Hanoi's farmers.
Stamps featuring the dragon, a sacred animal in Vietnamese belief, were launched to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Dragon in 2024.
Hanoi has made collective efforts to promote traditional values, placing culture at the heart of sustainable development.
As Spring knocks on the door, Hanoi's historic charm is enlivened by the red color of the almond leaves that line the streets.
