My HaNoi

Diversifying activities attached with daily life and digitizing displayed items are among the resolutions for museums to overcome negative impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Braving upheavals in time, an old lady in Hanoi patiently strives to preserve a long-standing nice custom of the capital.

Knowhow of a perfect Vietnamese traditional ‘ao dai’ comes to the tailors in Hanoi's suburb village almost naturally, contributing to enhancing the beauty of the Vietnamese women.

The prizes are of great encouragement, honoring individuals and groups for their contribution to the cultural development of the capital.

The charming city with various beautiful landscapes, friendly people and ‘arguably one of the best street food scenes on the planet’ is one among the best cities of the world for a workation.

Unusual works in the capital city not only bring earnings to industrious workers but also portray a special part of Hanoi.

The image of a bicycle loaded with the vivid pure white daisy roaming on streets helps create a unique charm of the capital city.

Day-tours introducing famous historical sites, learning the unique architectures, and discovering the gorgeous culture of Hanoi promise to bring unforgettable experiences for travelers.

The first tour after social distancing order was removed in Hanoi entertains visitors with the best examples of French architectures in the capital city.

Mao bookstore is the oldest bookstore on Dinh Le street, associated with the childhood of generations of Hanoians.

The display praises the noble sacrifice and loyalty of Vietnamese women during the wartimes and their contribution in peacetime.

Experts believe that centuries-long cultures have nurtured traditional costumes of Vietnam and India.

The nearby and romantic tourist destinations within Hanoi are ideal places for men to organize a short trip to entertain their girlfriends on the occasion of Vietnamese Women's Day (October 20).

A local tour guide brainstormed to offer new interesting online tours during the pandemic.

The Hanoi-based female artist has been creating outstanding paintings themed Hanoi from thousands of fabric pieces for almost four decades.

The capital city’s tourism sector has been active to survive the pandemic impacts and attract tourists.

Hanoi-based Spanish designer Diego Chula died while designing a brocade collection for the fashion show titled “Vietnam’s National Day”, which will be on stage on December 30 at Vietnam Pavilion - Dubai Expo 2020.

The photography exhibition, annually organized by the Economics and Urban Newspaper, shows Hanoi's images and people in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

“Hanoi’s Reading Culture Ambassadors” Contest aims at encouraging reading habits among locals, especially young readers.

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