Lifestyle

Mouse figurines and adornments are hot sale items as the Year of Mouse is drawing near.

The weather in the time of traditional Tet celebration over the past three years has been hotter leading to the early bloom of peach flowers.

Countdown Party is considered the greatest “music feast” of the year featuring many renowned artists and dancers.

From the beginning of December, Hanoi’s streets are all decorated with Christmas patterns that create a festive environment helping any expats off being homesick in the night of Christmas.

The series will be aired 60 times in 2019, of which each of the four aforesaid contents will be run 15 times.

Locals are now using the space in front of the vaults as a parking lot or to sell stuffs.

In the Old Quarter, many people will find themselves in a showcase of traditional crafts.

"Almost all ancient houses that contain sediments of many generations have gradually disappeared from Hanoians’ minds," lamented painter Nguyen The Son at the recent exhibition "Hanoi Architects and the city".

This is the outcome of the project ARTS Build Communities (ABC) by Kien Hoa Design Company.

Annually, since late October, the Hanoians begin to look forward to the cuisine "rươi" - one kind of sandworm which can please the most picky tongue.

Reputation of the steamed sticky rice sellers from Phu Thuong village on the sidewalks, alleyways has come into the hearts of many Hanoians` generations.

The mural project with the topic of "Hanoi old memories" on Phung Hung Street is on the way to complete.

A peaceful old Hanoi with bicycles on Hang Can Street, a simple corner of Hang Mam Street, ... each photo is a passing moment, but to the photography artist Le Vuong, it was memory.

Com of Vong Village, Cha Ruoi, Guava Dong Du Village… the “local specialties” in Hanoi on Autumn.

For the time being, it is familiar for a cafe with wifi network. However, there is a small cafe in Hanoi firmly say "no" to wifi with the aim of providing a truly “friend zone”.

Check out the 6 best shopping streets in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Dao Manh Hung, 56 (Thanh Tri, Hanoi) owns a garden of over 20,000 plants, which is the largest rose garden in Hanoi.

For nearly 3 years, Ms. Paul George Harding and nearly 40 people have repaired and repainted many advertisement painted wall in Hanoi.

This is an amazing short video about Hanoi through the lens of foreign visitor name Josh Adams from Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa.

Visiting Bat Trang Village, Gia Lam District, Hanoi, tourists can not only directly make a pottery; explore the ancient houses; get into the narrow lane; buy ceramic, pottery products,..., but also enjoy the cuisines cooked carefully by Bat Trang residents.