Heritage

Through many ups and downs of history, the talented smiths of Hanoi’s old Hoe Thi craft village in Hanoi’s suburbs have still persistently kept their ancestor’s trade.

The recognition once again acknowledges the values of the ancient pagoda which has rare masterpieces in religious sculpture.

O Quan Truong, the only existing one in Hanoi, has become a part of the capital city's history.

Hanoi is famous for its green tree lines and calm lakes, but the classic charm of a thousand-year-old city is yellow - the color of old houses and memories.

The development of the tube houses' unique architectural style in Hanoi’s Old Quarter can be traced back to expensive land prices.

The French-style mansion at No 65 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street once used to be proud of many artist generations in Hanoi.

The charming old French houses have become precious heritages of Hanoi, creating an interesting highlight for visitors to the capital.

The Vietnamese National Monument Certificate is a special honor for Thang Long Tu Tran - the four most sacred temples in Hanoi.

The project aims to improve the competitiveness of museums and support the design of pilot projects in heritage conservation in Vietnam.

Through many ups and downs of the history, the talented smiths of Hanoi’s old Hoe Thi craft village have still hold on with their ancestor’s trade.

Visiting sacred temples on the occasion of the New Year is a sincere way for Hanoians to remember the past and pay respects to their predecessors.

The recognition of the Special National Relic of Co Loa as a place of tourist interest once again confirmed that the Co Loa Citadel relic complex, with both tangible and intangible values, is a precious heritage of the country.

Knowhow of a perfect Vietnamese traditional ‘ao dai’ comes to the tailors in Hanoi's suburb village almost naturally, contributing to enhancing the beauty of the Vietnamese women.

The precious black-and-white photos of the iconic Hoan Kiem Lake, which was taken about a century ago, will be displayed in an online exhibition.

Formed at the beginning of the 19th century, Ha Dong was once a bustling ancient town. The old houses located on the banks of the Nhue River adorned themselves with the contemplative beauty of time. The tranquil landscapes and its old residents reminisced people of the heyday over 100 years ago.

People of all nationalities living in Vietnam are invited to join the Designed by Vietnam 2021 contest, themed ‘Awakening Traditions’.

In the outbreak of the Covid-19 these days, the village is closed for visitors. However, artisans are still quite busy practicing traditional and new performances, getting ready for the return of visitors.

The launching of a new postage stamp sheet aims to raise the awareness and responsibility among people about national cultural treasure preservation and promotion.

Hanoi is accelerating the conservation project implementation at the two special national relic sites of the capital city.

Among many Buddhist temples in Hanoi, Ha Pagoda is a renowned place for people to pray for the love.