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The event also promotes the image of Hanoi as a safe and friendly destination.

The long narrow Luong Van Can Street has long been known as one of special historical-cultural significance to all Hanoians.

Visiting the unique library, Hanoi aficionados can discover a myriad of fascinating stories revolving around historic landmarks and upheavals in Hanoi through different periods.

Bat Trang craft village is known for its pottery, and now it is for making ceramic World Cup trophies.

The latest excavations at the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long revealed the remains of the Kinh Thien Palace and hinted at the relocation of the military headquarters outside the relic.

Through many ups and downs, Dong Ngac Ancient Village has managed to retain its vestiges, demonstrating rich cultural heritage and traditional fondness for learning of the capital city.

The exhibition of artist Ngo Xuan Binh's most special macroscopic and multidimensional sculpture enriches Hanoi's art scene.

The tour helps candidates understand the traditional craft in Hanoi's Bat Trang Pottery Village, considered the cradle of ceramics in Vietnam.

The ‘knowledge street’ in Hanoi was once a witness to a painful history.

The soft, heartwarming cake, served with sweet and sour fish sauce, is a familiar afternoon dish among the citizens when the weather turns cold.

Unlike other places in the world, the sidewalk in Hanoi is not just for walking but a multifaceted social space and location of livelihood, partly reflecting the capital city's culture.

Through centuries, sidewalks in Hanoi have not only been part of the urban landscape, but more importantly, they are also open exhibitions of the capital’s cultural traits that can be found nowhere else.

The only road between West Lake and Truc Bach Lake offers the most sunset’s romantic vibes in the capital city.

The exhibition helps to highlight the responsibility, patriotism and pride of the Vietnamese people, especially the younger generation, in the country's natural heritage.

Not only a cultural and historical space, Hang Than Street is also home to most of Hanoi’s banh com or green sticky rice cake shops.

A local artisan keeps the family secret of making a Hanoi’s specialty, the Phu Thuong steamed sticky rice.

The 200th anniversary of Son Tay Ancient Fortress aims to show young generation’s deep awareness and responsibility for the cultural heritage left by their ancestors.

A long history, enchanting scenery, decadent cuisine, and diverse entertainment activities are the reasons that make the iconic Hanoi Lake a favorite destination for all visitors, both local and international.

Local schools in Hanoi are seeking more creative methods to raise the quality of history teaching for students.