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As the New Year and Lunar New Year approach, the streets of Hanoi are adorned with vibrant decorations, including flags, flowers, and festive slogans, to celebrate the arrival of 2025 and the country’s major holidays.

For Vietnam's biggest national festival - Tet or Lunar New Year- a kumquat pot has become necessary for home decoration, mostly for those in the northern region.

Integrating art into the local social fabric, this project is an example of vibrant collaboration and artistic exchange.

Once a year, Hanoi's faithful gather to celebrate Christmas and pray for a peaceful year ahead.

The first outdoor water puppetry show in Vietnam has become an iconic cultural experience, making it a must-see performance for visitors to Hanoi.

The communal house, which covers over four hectares, features the traditional architectural style.

The communal house is dedicated to Ly Bi and Pham Tu, and their stories are carefully preserved in the sacred texts maintained at the site.

The festival is not just about food with diverse culinary offerings but a culture where each country expects to showcase its traditional values.

Thay Pagoda, one of the earliest sites in Vietnam dedicated to the worship of both Buddha and Saint, contains substantial archaeological and cultural significance.

There's no need to venture far to destinations like Sa Pa or Da Lat when you can enjoy a unique green escape near Hanoi.

The program is inspired by Ha Dong District, a land rich in history and deeply infused with the cultural identity of the Northern Delta.

The exhibition space at the “Truc Bach Night” cultural event recreated the subsidy period in Hanoi (1976-1986), evoking deep emotions and resonating with visitors' hearts.

Robots will handle production and service tasks to provide an innovative pho dining experience.

The king's visit to Vietnam aims to strengthen political trust between the two neighboring nations.

Rare animals from all over Indochina (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia) are shown to the general public for the first time.

Locals look forward to the holiday season, and Hanoi's Old Quarter is a hive of activity as Christmas preparations get underway.