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 city has stepped up its efforts to become a hub of innovation in the region and home to a wide variety of cultural events both nationally and internationally.
Ho Guom Opera is a mix of modernity and tradition, a rendezvous for leading artists and art troupes from home and abroad.
Though defaced by rapid urbanization and globalization, Hanoi still features old and new charms, shown in contemporary artworks by a renowned artist.
The contest promotes the nation's and capital's traditional performing arts and encourages heritage preservationists.
UNESCO will continue to support Hanoi in the promotion of cultural heritage, said the Assistant Director-General of UNESCO's Africa Department.
The four districts of Hoan Kiem, Long Bien, Ba Dinh, and Tay Ho will continue to jointly implement the project "Development of the Red River Alluvial Islet into a multi-purpose cultural park".
Hanoi’s traditional braised fish grabs the hearts of discerning diners.
Hanoi, a city with a reputation for splendor, peace, and safety, is consolidating its position on the local and global tourist map.
That rice has been found to serve purposes other than filling the stomach is perhaps not too surprising.
The cultural industry needs to be developed while balancing economic interests and culture; this will ensure that human and cultural considerations are included in economic development.
International experts and cultural activists have joined hands with Hanoi in boosting capital cultural industries.
Many cultural enterprises and artists desire to join in boosting the country's cultural industries, but they face many obstacles.
Many developing countries, including Vietnam, forged their path to harness national cultural strength for human development.
Hanoi is the first city in Vietnam to issue a resolution on cultural industry development, demonstrating the determination of the people and authorities of Hanoi to promote cultural values as an economic spearhead.
As the lotus is in full bloom every May and June, it's also the time for lotus tea artisans in Quang An Ward, Tay Ho District to start their new seasonal trade.
Photo Hanoi'23 is expected to promote the growth of culture and arts and become a popular tourist destination as many cities did after seizing the opportunity to host the biennale.
Loyalty Oath Festival of Dong Co Temple, Tay Ho District, Hanoi is among 12 items listed as National Intangible Cultural Heritage.
A mural featuring Vietnam-Australia iconic architectural works of both countries has been inaugurated in Hanoi as part of activities to celebrate the 50 years of relations.
The festival aims to honor the exploits of King Le Thai To, a national hero whose legend is linked to the history of the Sword Lake.
The "Focus Country: Vietnam" is an opportunity to showcase outstanding Vietnamese children's books and to promote Vietnamese culture worldwide.
