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Vietnamese people enjoy four days from September 1 to 4 during the National Day holiday.

Pham Van Dong Street is one of the coolest streets in the capital city.

Red flags, banners, slogans, posters, and big panels have been coloring the streets of Hanoi on August Revolution Anniversary and National Day.

Hang Ma Street is a sales hub of decorations. After a year of closure due to Covid-19, the street is glowing again with various colored lanterns.

The program aims to raise students’ awareness of fire prevention and fighting.

The countries attempt to strengthen relations on politics, economics, energy, tourism, and manpower to tap potential of both.

The capital city's markets for the full moon day are more vibrant and diverse than in previous years.

In the past few days, many Hanoians have come to the People's Police Monument to lay flowers in memory of the three firefighters who died in the line of duty to save others.

Ultimately, releasing birds to their habitat is a way for local people to engage in a spiritual extension of acts of charity to wandering and homeless souls.

The soldier of dual Greek and Vietnamese citizenship is the only foreigner bestowed the title "Hero of the People's Armed Forces" by the state of Vietnam.

Visiting the lotus pond in Hanoi’s outskirt district of Thanh Oai, people will be amazed at the thousands of stunning yellow lotuses that have recently been grown in the capital city.

The public security has been equipped with advanced vehicles and weapons over the past years.

Thanh Ha is one of the two lychee hubs in Vietnam offering high-quality fruits which are now available in dozens of countries.

The first Southeast Asian astronomy park located in Hanoi is almost completed after five years of construction.

The vivid colors make Summer in Hanoi more joyful.

Every Summer, the white lotus ponds in Hanoi’s outskirt are in full bloom, springboarding them into the top of the local list of selfie hotspots.

The traditional rituals of the Doan Ngo Festival have been for the first time recreated at the Thang Long Imperial Citadel in Hanoi.

A safe and impressive tournament gathers more than 10,000 athletes, referees, and officials from Southeast Asia.

Leaving the gloomy and drizzling days behind, Hanoi has re-encountered its usual summer vibrancy with purple Lagerstroemia blossoming all over the streets.

Four athletes win five of the total six gold medals in the dancesport competition at SEA Games 31.