Forty years ago, archaeologists found thousands of weapons under Ngoc Khanh Lake. They believed the weapons belonged to the armory of a feudal military academy called Giang Vo, which means "military education."
The century-old community house is a must-see destination for visitors exploring Hanoi's iconic lake.
The trilingual language book on the theme of Hanoi by editor and journalist Tran Huu Phuc Tien has just been released.
In late February 2019, US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un met in Hanoi to discuss nuclear disarmament and peace on the Korean Peninsula.
The historical site associated with the legendary August Revolution in Hanoi has regained its marvelous inherent beauty after restoration.
The old house retains some distinctive architectural features over the course of time, making it a priceless piece of Hanoi’s heritage.
While sculptures are often made out of materials such as wood, stone, clay, or metal, an artist in Hanoi is making sculptures out of shadows.
The Ha Vi Community House is a religious building dedicated to Tran Lu, Vietnam's patron saint of lacquering. Its preservation will help promote the heritage value of the Old Quarter and attract more tourists to the capital.
Hanoi has many heritage tours to attract tourists in the inner-city and suburban districts.
The competition aims to celebrate Vietnam's tangible and intangible heritage.
Located by the romantic Nhue River, through centuries of development and modernization, Phu Dien Village retains its priceless cultural and historical values.
The Quan Thanh Temple Festival aims to promote the value of local cultural heritage among locals and visitors to Hanoi.
A large underground archaeological museum with direct access to the excavation pits can be an attraction for visitors to Thang Long Imperial Citadel.
Over 386,000 tourists have visited Thang Long Imperial Citadel and Co Loa Citadel Relic since the beginning of the year.
The 19th-century statue revered at the Co Loa Special National Relic has many never-before-seen unique cultural, historical, and art values.
Hanoi had its first partnership agreement realized with the Ile-de-France Region in 1989. This was also the first local-to-local cooperation between Vietnam and France.
The exhibition explains heritage research and presentation, with the cooperation and contribution of experts in many fields, such as archeology, history, architecture, design, and museum studies.
Young artists have made efforts to preserve the value of traditional Hang Trong paintings using traditional art forms of Vietnam, such as lacquer and silk.
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In recent years, traditional crafts have faced many challenges requiring experts and state agencies to find solutions.
There are more than 1,200 old mansions in the capital dating back to the French colonial period.
