My HaNoi

The ceramic version of Vietnam's Royal Gold Seal, reproduced in the same size and meticulous detail by artisans from the Bat Trang Ceramic Village, would make a meaningful gift for visitors to Hanoi.

A positive message about this year's New Year mascot is conveyed by the Draw The Dragons painting exhibition.

Buddha's hand fruits with beautiful shapes and unique aromas bring fortunes to Hanoi's farmers.

The capital city of Vietnam is a culinary paradise with famous delicacies that promise to provide visitors with unique dining experiences.

A program set in Duong Lam Ancient Village would give foreign visitors to Hanoi a glimpse of the Lunar Year Year - the most important holiday for people in Vietnam.

Stamps featuring the dragon, a sacred animal in Vietnamese belief, were launched to celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year of the Dragon in 2024.

The understated beauty of Hanoi is expressed through paintings and art installations by Hanoi-based artists.

Hanoi's traditional ornamental plant villages are busy harvesting ahead of the Lunar New Year, the most important festival of the year for Vietnamese.

Hanoi has made collective efforts to promote traditional values, placing culture at the heart of sustainable development.

As Spring knocks on the door, Hanoi's historic charm is enlivened by the red color of the almond leaves that line the streets.

Foreign tourist arrivals increased significantly during the three-day New Year celebration from December 30, 2023 to January 1, 2024.

Forty precious archival photos of Hoan Kiem Lake and its surrounding relics will delight tourists visiting Hanoi's symbolic lake for the New Year.

Applying technology in management and diversifying tourism products result in a greater influx of foreign and domestic visitors to the capital.

Four newly recognized tourist destinations in Hanoi can help enrich the capital's tourism offer.

The landmark has many distinctive features infused with French architectural style, making it a highlight in Hanoi's urban space, where a former US president attended services.

For 12 days and nights from December 18 to 30, 1972, the army and people of North Vietnam, including Hanoi, fought tenaciously against the strategic air attack by the US Army.

The 3D mapping shows help promote the value of the historical relic and praise the nation's scholarly traditions over the centuries.

The number of foreign visitors to Hanoi in the first 11 months of this year tripled that in the same period last year.

The exhibition helps the public access valuable memorabilia, documents and images of President Ho Chi Minh and the first revolutionaries he trained and nurtured.

Artwork authors hope to use their products as motivation and inspiration for sustainable growth of Vietnam.