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In the last part of the series, The Hanoi Times uncovers those flower seasons from July to December.

The Hanoi Times uncovers flower seasons from January to June.

After a long hiatus, there is now a flurry of theater activity in Hanoi. Artists are all excited and devoted to drawing audiences to theaters.

Tet celebration this year will be very different given the impacts of the pandemic.

Artworks themed Vietnamese traditional Lunar New Year and its zodiac- the tiger by 17 local painters are the highlight of an ongoing exhibition to cheer up the atmosphere of Tet holiday.

Artisans from Kieu Ky gilding craft village in Hanoi have created a great Tet gift: 24 karat gold-plated tiger figurines.

The musical theater performance promises to offer a sensational musical experience for the audience.

Once in a year in December, the season of Amaratoide arrived Hanoi, tingeing the city with their awesome little purple flowers.

There are various dining offerings for Christmas and New Year Eve celebrations at prices ranging from hundreds to millions dong.

The unique beautiful traits of Hanoi are portrayed in illustration painting launched by UNESCO in Hanoi.

SOJO’s newly launched hotel brand is expected to be an exciting destination for Gen Z who are fond of information technology.

The image of a bicycle loaded with the vivid pure white daisy roaming on streets helps create a unique charm of the capital city.

The nearby and romantic tourist destinations within Hanoi are ideal places for men to organize a short trip to entertain their girlfriends on the occasion of Vietnamese Women's Day (October 20).

Hanoi-based Spanish designer Diego Chula died while designing a brocade collection for the fashion show titled “Vietnam’s National Day”, which will be on stage on December 30 at Vietnam Pavilion - Dubai Expo 2020.

Many green urban projects have been developed in Hanoi’s suburban areas, as more and more people are looking to find a relaxing living environment that is surrounded by the nature.

The ‘Soy Sauce Making’ photo was taken by Bangladeshi photographer Azim Khan Ronnie in Hanoi's Cu Da Village,

Despite of Covid-19 pandemic, children still have opportunity to experience the fascinating Mid-Autumn Festival and learn about Vietnamese traditional culture.

These newly composed songs are also Hanoi’s tribute to the frontline forces in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

Hanoians are requested to strictly observe social distancing rules in the face of the severe evolution of the fourth wave of Covid-19 in Ho Chi Minh City and some southern parts of the country.

With its unique texture, beautiful appearance, and outstanding flavor, the Banh da lon (Pig Skin Cake) makes it hard for diners to resist wanting to taste it from their first sight.