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Hanoi is the first Vietnamese municipality to issue a resolution on the development of the cultural industry, putting the spotlight on the promotion of the creative city.

The annual event aims to increase the community's awareness and sense of responsibility in preserving and promoting Vietnam's cultural heritage values.

Artifacts and documents from the Giang Vo Military School, the first national military training institution in Thang Long (now Hanoi), are on display at the Hanoi Museum.

The exhibition in the ancient spaces in the heart of Hanoi helps promote the heritage value of the Old Quarter and attract more tourists to the capital.

The exhibition of the Imperial Archives of the Nguyen Dynasty, combined with light art, takes viewers back to the past and into the historical space of Vietnam's last feudal dynasty.

With a wide range of attractive cultural activities, this year's festival has attracted a crowd of domestic and international tourists to Hanoi.

Many important administrative documents issued under the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945) are now on display for the first time.

Travelers to Hanoi have the opportunity to explore the capital city in one day with a reasonable transportation fare.

The Festival of Tug-of-War Rituals and Games was held with eight teams from Vietnam and South Korea as part of the Hanoi Creative Design Festival.

The famous century-old dishes of Hanoi's countryside conquer the hearts of diners.

This aligns with Hanoi's commitment to becoming part of the global community of developing cities focused on innovation.

The heritage train officially rolled between Long Bien Station and Gia Lam Station, bringing the first guests to this year's Hanoi Creative Design Festival.

A series of night tours called Hanoi Night - Touching Point of Emotions will be launched from November 24 to 26.

The Chem Communal House in Hanoi has been designated a National Special Relic for its exceptional architecture and history.

The Tu Luc steam locomotive will be transformed into an exhibition space for the Hanoi Creative Design Festival 2023.

Deepening cultural understanding helps enrich the public's comprehension of the history and culture of both cities, effectively diminishing the geographical distance between them.

French Ambassador Olivier Brochet shared that Hanoi's specialties of banh cuon and bun cha are wonderful dishes, while the ca cuong is "scary but has a good taste".

A collection of 100 sculptures and vases with unique images of Vietnamese dragons was recently unveiled at the Vietnam Ceramics Center, Bat Trang Ceramic Village in Hanoi.

By combining performing arts and modern technology, audiences can easily understand history and learn to appreciate and preserve tangible and intangible cultural heritage.

This cooperation will help to boost the development of Hanoi's traditional craft villages.