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Soc Son District offers great potential for tourism development thanks to its diverse natural landscapes regarding terrains, interlocking hills, mountains, lakes and forests.

The Thang Long - Hanoi Night Cycling Tour promises to give visitors an exciting nighttime experience in Hanoi.

Focusing on design and heritage, this year's festival emphasized solutions and new ways of thinking in design to breathe new life into heritage sites.

With devotion to preserving the traditional craft of his homeland, artisan Dang Van Hau is popularizing traditional toys known as to he beyond village boundaries.

Hanoi aims to build branding for the capital's tourism service by promoting souvenir gifts, which are seen as representative of each locality and craft village.

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Twenty-eight Vietnamese films will be screened for free from November 13-19 to celebrate the 23rd Vietnam Film Festival, according to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

The German news site for the tourism industry Reisereporter.de has just published an article about the unique tourist attractions and interesting culinary experiences in Hanoi.

The event aims to promote traditional craft villages, diversify Hanoi's tourism offerings and attract local and international visitors to the capital.

Today's Co Loa is not only a cultural heritage, a testament to the ingenuity, technical, and cultural skills of the ancient Vietnamese people but also a fascinating destination for tourists from near and far.

The 2023 Hanoi Ao Dai Tourism Festival takes place from October 27 to 29, featuring a series of cultural activities to promote the beautiful image of Hanoi and praise the Vietnamese traditional Ao dai.

The field of ox-eye daisies, or Chrysanthemum Japonense, in Long Bien District provides Autumn photo opportunities for Hanoi residents and visitors.

For the first time, the capital city of Vietnam has won the World's Best Golf City Destination 2023 Award.

Hanoi places special emphasis on building family values and Hanoian standards, believing that these will be factors contributing to the development of a civilized capital.

To give the actresses and audience of the play Legend of Youth a real-life experience, the production crew brought five tons of earth from Dong Loc Junction to the stage of the Vietnamese Women's Museum.

This year's cultural event focuses on the Red River, the vital thread of Hanoi's historical, cultural, and socio-economic values.

A street in the Xuan Tao neighborhood of Hanoi's Bac Tu Liem District is named after Chancellor Luu Co, who repaired the Dai La Citadel in preparation for King Ly Thai To's capital transfer.

The black and white archival photos offer the public an opportunity to step back in time and gain insight into Hanoi a century ago.

The event aims to connect talented local and international artists, creating a proactive community to promote the strengths and cultural, and artistic uniqueness of each country to the world.

Inspired by the legend of Thanh Giong, the recently launched playground helps spread Vietnamese patriotic spirit among local children and helps international visitors to Hanoi understand the country's history.