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The precious black-and-white photos of the iconic Hoan Kiem Lake, which was taken about a century ago, will be displayed in an online exhibition.

Woodworkers in a small craft village in Hanoi’s outskirts have had reputation for creating the most sophisticated Buddha statues in Vietnam.

The impressive photobook and photo exhibition entitled “Hanoi 1967 - 1975” by German photographer Thomas Billhardt is on the shortlist of 11 official nominations of the Awards.

As the Covid-19 pandemic subsides in Hanoi, the city has been embarking on a tourism reactivation plan. Director of Hanoi Department of Tourism Dang Huong Giang told The Hanoi Times about it.

The purpose of the course is to conduct a film lab for emerging filmmakers to grasp the basics of navigating their starting projects and leading them towards forming a career.

A 400-year-old trade village in Hanoi contributes to the creation of famous northern dishes.

The renovation is hoped to attract tourists after the capital city relaxed social distancing rules.

Hanoi's tourism sector has been designing and producing special gifts representing the specialities of each locality.

The illustrated Vietnamese-English book gives interesting information about traditional art forms in Vietnam.

Many green urban projects have been developed in Hanoi’s suburban areas, as more and more people are looking to find a relaxing living environment that is surrounded by the nature.

The ‘Soy Sauce Making’ photo was taken by Bangladeshi photographer Azim Khan Ronnie in Hanoi's Cu Da Village,

More and more models of farm tourism have been applied in suburban districts of Hanoi, attracting a large number of tourists in recent years.

Many cultural activities to honor Vietnamese cultural values and education in the medieval period will be held at the Temple of Literature once the Covid-19 pandemic is contained.

Despite of Covid-19 pandemic, children still have opportunity to experience the fascinating Mid-Autumn Festival and learn about Vietnamese traditional culture.

Hanoi’s new architectural works are promising to become interesting tourist destinations and entertainment spots for the capital’s residents and international visitors alike.

Vietnam National Museum of History introduces a new way to approach Vietnamese culture and history as people are unable to visit the museum amid Covid-19.

These newly composed songs are also Hanoi’s tribute to the frontline forces in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

Despite being under extensive social distancing rules, Hanoi is about to enter the most awaited season of the year - Autumn. The whole space turns poetic, mesmerized, and spellbound by the charisma that Autumn bestows on Hanoi.

Hanoi food looks even tastier in beautiful sketches of members of the Urban Sketchers Hanoi.

Through the precious materials on display at the exhibition, young generation can better understand about Vietnamese feudal education and its enduring achievements over the time.