My HaNoi

Having not tried a cyclo tour around the Old Quarter, missing the Temple of Literature visit or skipping the pho bo soup when visiting Hanoi, foreign tourists would be very sorry.

The development of the tube houses' unique architectural style in Hanoi’s Old Quarter can be traced back to expensive land prices.

The President Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and the nearby martyr monument will be closed from June 13 to August 15 for annual maintenance.

The French-style mansion at No 65 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street once used to be proud of many artist generations in Hanoi.

Enjoying delicious coffee while watching the old train slowly rolls barely a meter away is a terrifying but enjoyable experience for many foreign visitors to Hanoi.

The week-long workshop in Hanoi aims at building capacity for local young filmmakers on sound design.

The traditional rituals of the Doan Ngo Festival have been for the first time recreated at the Thang Long Imperial Citadel in Hanoi.

Young artisans of the X generation strive to elevate traditional bookbinding into an art form.

The charming old French houses have become precious heritages of Hanoi, creating an interesting highlight for visitors to the capital.

Hanoi IT student’s painting which won the first prize of a UNESCO contest - the “Hanoi’s Street Vendor” - has recently sold for $8,000.

The Vietnamese National Monument Certificate is a special honor for Thang Long Tu Tran - the four most sacred temples in Hanoi.

The glorious life, revolutionary career, and sentiments of President Ho Chi Minh are told in two exhibitions being on display in Hanoi.

Hanoian artisans are eager to introduce the capital city’s specialties to the delegates attending the largest sports event in Southeast Asia.

Hotels in Hanoi are ready to welcome visitors with various package tourism products.

The project aims to improve the competitiveness of museums and support the design of pilot projects in heritage conservation in Vietnam.

The five-day festival will be a part of the city’s celebrations for the 31st SEA Games.

The exhibition reminds Hanoi lovers of the historic river that used to be a waterway within the city in the past.

The festival aims at fostering the connection among young people from Southeast Asian countries.

People are invited to enjoy new books written by authors from European Union countries in Hanoi.

A tourism week has been organized at the century-old craft village to introduce the quintessence of pottery after the two-year hiatus of the Covid-19 pandemic.