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The event aims to celebrate the Vietnamese Ao dai and Hanoi’s heritage in celebrations of National Day on September 2.

These days, the streets of Hanoi come alive with the addition of red flags, banners, slogans, posters, and large panels in celebration of Vietnam's upcoming Independence Day.

Visitors will enjoy a variety of cultural activities during the upcoming Independence Day celebrations in 2024.

The largest Indian tourist group ever to visit Hanoi has created substantial opportunities for the country's tourism industry.

The cultural event aims to honor Vietnamese Ao Dai and boost tourism in Hanoi in the last months of the year.

The exhibition in central Hanoi attracts travelers interested in learning about the city's historical features as well as young people.

Hanoi is looking for solutions to boost food and gift tourism, support artisan villages, and stimulate spending by domestic and foreign travelers.

The electric lights in the lighting system of many large cities in France would envy the capital of Tonkin

The Hanoi Tourism Gift Festival wrapped up after three days, leaving a lasting impression on domestic and international visitors.

The vibrant Hanoi Tourism Gift Festival, themed "Hanoi Noshes," celebrates the city’s distinctive cultural and culinary charm, offering visitors a feast for the senses.

This annual cultural event showcases Hanoi's distinctive gifts to tourists from around the world, while celebrating and preserving the city’s cultural heritage and traditional crafts.

The unique cultural features of the thousand-year-old Thang Long-Hanoi will be on view for the entertainment of locals and visitors to the country's southern economic hub.

In honor of the 70th anniversary of the capital city's liberation, Hanoi is bringing a piece of its rich history and cultural heritage to Ho Chi Minh City through two special exhibitions at the Ho Chi Minh City Museum.

The exhibition is expected to encourage education about Vietnamese culture and raise public awareness about the importance of protecting traditional cultural values.

Blending rich history and distinctive culture, Hanoi has become one of the most favored destinations for local and international tourists alike.

The wandering sketch artists around Hoan Kiem Lake, who bring happiness to tourists visiting the Old Quarter (for a price, of course), have become a "unique feature" of Hanoi tourism.

The participant count reached a record high, with over 300 both professional and amateur creators.

The combination of lacquer and carving techniques gives traditional folk paintings a new appeal.

Pho bo, or beef noodle soup, is one of the unmissable dishes for any traveler to Vietnam's capital.

Two of the four guardian temples of the ancient city of Thang Long in Ba Dinh District are special tourist sites.