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This type of public transport is increasingly popular among locals and tourists, and offers travelers the opportunity to explore Hanoi in a very comfortable and enjoyable way.

The cheap but delicious specialty of Hanoi won the heart of many foreign travelers, including a staff writer from an Australian renowned travel magazine.

Foodies are in a fever of Ly Quoc Su culinary alley, where unassuming and bargain-priced dishes typical of Hanoi cuisine are offered.

After three consecutive years of hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Lim Festival is back in full swing, attracting thousands of visitors to the small neighboring province of Hanoi.

A series of celebrations occur across Hanoi, marking the return of the vibrant atmosphere of spring festivals in the Red River Delta region after years of Covid-19 impacts.

Despite the rare spring heat, villagers in Bung Village, Phung Xa Commune, Thach That District, Hanoi, are excited about the traditional wrestling competition.

Arranging flowers has been a long-lasting pastime of Hanoians for decades.

The famous Hanoi painter is diligent, in his own way, searching for artistic beauty in the most ordinary places that he has visited.

Vietnam's rich cuisine has made it a favorite culinary destination not only for Michelin-starred chef Gordon Ramsay but also for food lovers worldwide.

A deep-rooted tradition during the Tet holiday is to hang paintings to decorate the home.

The unique genre of Vietnamese folk painting is depicted in a chic hotel in the heart of Hanoi.

Hanoians' finesse of eating is most evident in the traditional festive food tray, with dozens of beautifully presented dishes each.

Hanoi's vibrant atmosphere and various joyful activities are expected to entertain visitors to the capital city on the Tet holiday.

Various aerial and low-level firework shows will light up the Hanoi sky at 31 locations across the city.

Despite the rapid pace of urbanization, craftsmen in the outskirt district of Hanoi are still striving to preserve their hundred-year-old traditional trade.

The night-time tours are among the capital city’s activities to attract three million international visitors set for 2023.

The new tourism product can offer international travelers a different perspective of the famous relic by visiting it at night.

The main goal is to create an open space to promote cultural and traditional values.

The bravery of the army and people of Hanoi during the 12 days and nights they fought against U.S. air raids in December 1972 has been conveyed through a war-themed exhibition in Hanoi.

Foreign tourists, expatriates and Vietnamese, mostly young people, gather in churches and public places to celebrate a vibrant and joyful Christmas in Hanoi.