Hanoi has become a hub of international connection through sports activities.

The Friendship Tennis Tournament and Hanoi Green Cycling Journey were two remarkable events, that spread messages of unity and sustainability.
Hanoi Green Cycling Journey
The Hanoi Green Cycling Journey attracted nearly 300 participants, including six ambassadors and many international representatives. Cyclists rode together through pedestrian streets and around scenic spots like Hoan Kiem Lake, promoting a message of environmental protection and sustainable living.
Opening ceremony of the Hanoi Green Cycling Journey. Photos: Hoang Nam |
The atmosphere was lively, with participants smiling and enjoying the ride. Group photos showed the friendly connections made during the event, while candid shots captured moments of laughter and conversation.
Ambassadors join the cycling journey for a greener Hanoi |
These two events reflect Hanoi’s dedication to using sports as a bridge for friendship and collaboration. They show how simple activities can bring people closer, creating meaningful memories and strengthening international bonds. Through efforts like these, Hanoi continues to build its reputation as a city that connects cultures and promotes a shared vision of peace and cooperation.
Nearly 300 participants join the cycling event in Hanoi. |
Cyclists ride together around Hoan Kiem Lake. |
Smiles shine as participants pedal through the streets. |
Nearly 100 athletes from embassies and international organizations gathered for the Friendship Tennis Tournament. The matches were exciting, with players giving their best while showing great sportsmanship. Every serve and rally brought cheers from the audience.
The tournament was co-organized by Hanoi’s Department of Culture and Sports and the Hanoi Union of Friendship Organizations |
The tournament ended with a joyful award ceremony, where smiles and handshakes highlighted the spirit of connection. The event was captured in action-packed photos of the matches, the warm moments of players greeting each other, and the audience clapping enthusiastically.
The participants competing were delegates from the Hanoi Union of Friendship Organizations. |
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