My HaNoi

The SEA games 31’s official song titled “Let’s shine” (Hay toa sang) is hoped to encourage athletes and be loved by sports enthusiasts in Vietnam and internationally.

The “Like the Moon in a night sky” film project presents a number of interesting documentaries, short and experimental films on Hanoi.

The courtyard of the Vietnam National Museum turns into a romantic destination with thousands of red-dyed Hoa Gao flowers, evoking familiar images of the northern countryside.

The models include agriculture, rural areas, community tourism, smart villages, and craft villages.

Through many ups and downs of the history, the talented smiths of Hanoi’s old Hoe Thi craft village have still hold on with their ancestor’s trade.

Newly-launched tours to enjoy Bombax‬ Ceiba flower and French-style architectures are amongst the favorite ones for foreign travelers to Hanoi after the Covid-19 pandemic.

The event seems like a milestone to mark Vietnam's reopening journey in the new normal.

A series of cultural activities and tourism products are being reintroduced to entertain visitors to Hanoi as the Covid-19 has been contained.

The walking street may help to create a space for entertainment, culture and tourism purposes as well as promoting the value of the monument.

Hanoi’s typical dishes with many variants always cause nostalgia for children who live far from their homeland.

The agritourism services will be associated with agriculture, rural area, and craft villages.

Vietnamese Great Physician Hai Thuong Lan Ong is expected to be recognized as a celebrity of the world by UNESCO.

In the last part of the series, The Hanoi Times uncovers those flower seasons from July to December.

The Hanoi Times uncovers flower seasons from January to June.

After a long hiatus, there is now a flurry of theater activity in Hanoi. Artists are all excited and devoted to drawing audiences to theaters.

The green city with a long cultural history, friendly people and reasonable prices is top of mind for many foreign tourists.

The capital city wants to become a leading “creative city” in the Asia Pacific region in the near future.

Visiting sacred temples on the occasion of the New Year is a sincere way for Hanoians to remember the past and pay respects to their predecessors.

Cultural and historical relic sites in Hanoi started welcoming visitors on February 15.

The “phoenix-themed Bodhi leaf” and the dragon-themed translucent porcelain bowls are among the most outstanding treasures, showing the outstanding skillfulness of ancient Vietnamese artisans.