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Hanoi audiences will be able to enjoy a variety of cultural and artistic programs organized to celebrate the holiday this weekend.

Pho or a traditional Vietnamese dish in broth topped with beef or chicken can be found anywhere in Vietnam but the best should be tasted in Hanoi.

The former largest festival, "Xu Doai" in Son Tay Town, was bustling with a large crowd of festival-goers and lively traditional folk games in a lovely hilly area.

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Dong Ho and Hang Trong's folk paintings, collaged from silk fabric scraps, bring a new unique beauty. Even more surprising is that these pieces are created by people with disabilities.

The new Vietnamese rural house architecture model that promotes identity and well preserves traditional architecture will be introduced to local and international architecture lovers for the first time.

The Belgian Embassy and the Vietnam-Belgium Friendship Association jointly organized the beer festival, which featured 100 different types of beer.

The Quan Thanh Temple Festival aims to promote the value of local cultural heritage among locals and visitors to Hanoi.

Photo Hanoi'23 Biennale with a variety of activities such as exhibitions, talks, and photography workshops will last from now until June 3.

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The exhibition is a forum to help women raise their voices to inspire a good life for the community.

Photo Hanoi'23 Biennial will make Hanoi a great city of exhibitions and photo stories, bringing Vietnamese photography closer to the world.

A large underground archaeological museum with direct access to the excavation pits can be an attraction for visitors to Thang Long Imperial Citadel.

With the theme "Books for me, for you", the book festival drew a large number of readers of all ages.

People in Hanoi will experience many activities such as tasting Korean food, enjoying K-pop, learning how to make kimchi, and playing traditional games.

Renovated Hanoi Library will provide a modern space, helping promote reading culture in the capital.

Over 386,000 tourists have visited Thang Long Imperial Citadel and Co Loa Citadel Relic since the beginning of the year.

Once a year, ethnic minorities from all parts of the country gather at the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism to celebrate Vietnam Ethnic Groups' Culture Day, which field on April 19.

The traditional festival in the suburbs of Hanoi aims to pay tribute to national heroines, praise the nation's fighting spirit against foreign invaders, and foster love for the country among young people.