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The virtual exhibition describes how the markets in Hanoi were formed and tells the visitors their interesting historical stories.

The capital city will be alive with cultural activities in celebration of the 47th anniversary of Vietnam's National Reunification Day and May Day.

The cultural industries are expected to boost the capital city's economy, marking an 8% contribution to the local GRDP by 2030.

Chaired by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, the fabulous opening ceremony of SEA Games 31 aims to introduce to domestic and international audiences the colorful culture and friendliness of the Vietnamese people.

The Ba Dinh District People’s Committee has put forward a proposal on “Dao Ngoc-Ngu Xa nighttime culinary-pedestrian quarter” in Truc Bach Ward to Hanoi’s authority.

The Hung Kings Anniversary will be observed online in more than 40 countries and territories on April 10 this year.

The ceramic exhibition showcases Vietnamese talents and tightens cultural links between Italy and Vietnam.

The familiar venue for cultural events in Hanoi - L’Espace will move to a new location from May 6.

The art event in Hanoi offers an opportunity for locals to learn about different types of art such as painting, sculpture, and ceramics.

The luxury cruise ship on the Red River aims to diversify Hanoi’s tourism product in the post-pandemic.

Various outdoor sports and cultural activities will be organized within a month until the SEA Games 31 in the capital city to welcome the sporting event.

The capital city will take action to prove its position as UNESCO’s leading creative city in the ASEAN region.

Delicious tiny glutinous rice cakes are made by talented Hanoi housewives once a year to worship their ancestors.

Visitors enjoy Hanoi's nightlife charm and street meals when walking or on motorcycle food tours.

Performances are expected to entertain local people and visitors to the capital city's Old Quarter area at the weekends.

The Hanoi Tourism Festival 2022, themed “Hanoi- Travel to Love”, is expected to enrich cultural activities and attract tourists to the capital.

“Tigers walk in town” painting exhibition is a highlight cultural activity in Hanoi’s Old Quarter this summer.

The cultural activities may help Hanoi to enhance its image as a safe, friendly and attractive destination to domestic and foreign visitors.

The talented Vietnamese painter leads viewers into the ‘peaceful realm’ in his lacquer paintings.

Portraits of strong, dynamic, and kind-hearted Vietnamese women in the past and the present are portrayed by local artists.