Ao Dai Carnival 2024: “Empowering Women for Hanoi's Integration and Development”
The program is part of the 2024 Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival, which aims to foster appreciation for the traditional Vietnamese ao dai within the community.
The program is part of the 2024 Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival, which aims to foster appreciation for the traditional Vietnamese ao dai within the community.
Vietnam expects to welcome one million South Korean arrivals to Vietnam this year,
More than 400 non-professional golf players compete in the 10-day tournament from October 17 to October 23, 2022, at the BRG Kings Island Golf Resort in Dong Mo, Son Tay Town, Hanoi.
Despite the unfavorable weather, the boating festival on West Lake went on vibrantly, attracting the attention of a large crowd of residents and tourists.
To celebrate the 68th anniversary of the Capital City's Liberation, the 17th "Hanoi in My Heart" shows the beauty of Hanoi and its people's efforts to contain epidemics and maintain their socio-economic growth.
Many cultural activities will be held to entertain locals and visitors to Hanoi on this important occasion.
The cultural event is organized to promote the value of humanity's intangible cultural heritage - Quan Ho Bac Ninh folk singing in the tourism industry.
Beer lovers in Hanoi will have the opportunity to experience German authentic beer and classic dishes at Oktoberfest Vietnam 2022.
The event is hope to create a foundation for Hanoi tourism to attract international luxury travelers.
Since the beginning of this year, the capital’s tourism industry has built a plan to organize a series of cultural and artistic events, making them unique attractions.
A unique ao dai collection inspired by Thang Long Royal Citadel has been introduced in Brunei to promote Vietnamese culture.
Preparing the Mid-Autumn Festival for children is a fine traditional practice of Vietnamese people that is still preserved today.
The ritual practices which are inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity contribute to enhance the image of Vietnam as a country rich in traditional culture.
Total revenue from tourists is estimated at VND1.3 trillion ($55.4 million) during the four-day holiday.
The program not only aims to offer children a meaningful and memorable Mid-Autumn Festival but also appeals to adults evoking memories of their childhoods.
The event aims to preserve, promote and honor traditional crafts in Hanoi, thereby, encouraging craftsmen to create products meeting the tastes of clients.
Vietnamese people enjoy four days from September 1 to 4 during the National Day holiday.
The city strives to improve the quality of tourism services and develop new products to attract more tourists in the coming time.
The fantastic tourism festival will feature a number of activities ranging from traditional royal court performance, folk dances and parades to contemporary fine arts.
The capital city and its neighboring provinces introduce attractive tourist destinations, products, and services to international visitors.
The five-day festival will be a part of the city’s celebrations for the 31st SEA Games.