In the event named "The story of street" recently organized by Hanoi Old Quarter Management Board, Hanoi people and foreigners admired a collection of Ao Dai (Vietnamese long traditional dress) for civil servants and students. This is a contemporary fashion collection created on traditional materials and through it, locals and visitors can see the eternal vitality of the heritage.
The museum was established in 1987 and is run by the Vietnam Women’s Union.
A Vietnamese Ao Dai (traditional long tunic) collection by designer Vo Viet Chung will be the centerpiece of the third Ao Dai Cultural Festival in California, the US, on May 4.
Drawing paintings in Japanese anime style is a very popular trend in Vietnam and the world.
Visitors explore Hanoi’s long-standing cultural landmarks like the Temple of Literature, Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter while also enjoying the city’s diverse cuisine and vibrant cultural atmosphere.
04 Jan, 08:30 PM
Entering 2026, the Hanoi Design and Creativity Festival evolves into an ecosystem linking heritage, technology and community to energize creativity.
15 Dec, 02:57 PM
Young Vietnamese representatives joined the Bangladesh YouthCOP 2025 to exchange ideas on climate solutions and sustainable transition.
11 Nov, 10:22 PM
Through dedication and artistry, Hanoi’s folk performers continue to spread the enduring charm of this cherished cultural form.
01 Oct, 06:18 AM
Through the Lumie're Project, Hanoi students provide free meals to hospital visitors, fostering empathy and encouraging acts of kindness.
02 Aug, 08:17 AM
From selecting the ideal homestay to discovering the finest local cuisine, Vietnamese tourists are embracing digital tools to travel smarter, more sustainably, and more meaningfully.
31 Jul, 10:32 PM
With grit and discipline, and after a moment of redemption, Vietnam’s under-23 footballers narrowly beat Indonesia to win their third consecutive AFF U23 Championship title.
31 Jul, 08:43 PM
Hanoi’s old village gates are quietly holding their ground amid rapid urbanization, reminding residents of a slower, deeper past.
23 Jul, 10:08 AM