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While sculptures are often made out of materials such as wood, stone, clay, or metal, an artist in Hanoi is making sculptures out of shadows.

Hanoi’s traditional braised fish grabs the hearts of discerning diners.

Hanoi, a city with a reputation for splendor, peace, and safety, is consolidating its position on the local and global tourist map.

Hanoi ranks among the top five cities in the world with the most significant improvements in overall livability.

The city aims to generate VND77 trillion (US$3.26 billion) in tourism revenue this year, expecting to attract around 22 million visitors.

Travel+Leisure (US) has featured Vietnam as one of the top 12 destinations for honeymooners, with experiences and affordable prices.

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is one of the three sacred sites related to Goddess Buddha of Mercy in South Korea.

As part of the Vietnam Family Day Festival, the 2023 Eggs Festival will have 50 egg dishes on display.

The traditional way of celebrating the Doan Ngo festival is a folkloric experience whose origins are directly related to agriculture and climate.

The application of new technologies is essential to move towards smart and friendly tourism and make tourists more satisfied during their travel experience.

As the lotus is in full bloom every May and June, it's also the time for lotus tea artisans in Quang An Ward, Tay Ho District to start their new seasonal trade.

The richness of Hanoi's cuisine and the city's reputation for healthy eating have contributed to making Hanoi an attractive destination in Asia.

The conservation center continues exploring ways to enhance visitors' experience of the millennium-long cultural heritage site.

Renowned Indian food site Slurrp recommends a fascinating culinary adventure with the top 10 street foods in Vietnam.

The Michelin Guide would positively impact the country's tourism as the culinary landscape evolves and establishments diligently preserve the authenticity of traditional Vietnamese cuisine.

Summer is considered a good time to travel, and Vietnamese tourists are keen on visiting big cities like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

The Ha Vi Community House is a religious building dedicated to Tran Lu, Vietnam's patron saint of lacquering. Its preservation will help promote the heritage value of the Old Quarter and attract more tourists to the capital.

To date, Vietnam has fifteen elements inscribed on UNESCO’s List of Intangible Cultural Heritage and List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding.

Chef Anh Tuyet, who is dubbed "Head of State Chef" and "The Living Culinary Book" for her dedication to Hanoi and Vietnamese gastronomy, hopes Michelin stars will help promote local food.

Hanoi's tourism industry is poised to attract more food-loving visitors with the Food Tour Map and continued efforts to improve food safety and hygiene.