Hanoi Culture

For the 2022-2025 period, the city aims to invest in 1,469 projects in education, healthcare, and cultural preservation with total capital of VND49.2 trillion (US$2 billion).

The ongoing exhibition “Traditional Customs” at the Hanoi Museum shows the elegant lifestyle of Hanoians in the old time, from home decoration to costumes and traditional rituals on holidays.

Tran Phu Street in Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, is a street of nostalgia for people who love an old and peaceful Hanoi.

The Hanoi Opera House will not only preserve cultural values ​​that have survived over time in the capital city but also build an advanced culture, approaching the quintessential values of the world.

Exploring the mystery of the ancient royal palace at night would be a fascinating experience for both local and foreign visitors.

Unusual works in the capital city not only bring earnings to industrious workers but also portray a special part of Hanoi.

The ideas of converting vacant industrial zones, construction sites, and low-yield cultivation lands of Hanoi into creative spaces bring high hope for improving the spiritual life of the Hanoians.

In the outbreak of the Covid-19 these days, the village is closed for visitors. However, artisans are still quite busy practicing traditional and new performances, getting ready for the return of visitors.