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Hanoi is looking for solutions to boost food and gift tourism, support artisan villages, and stimulate spending by domestic and foreign travelers.

The colorful incense fields of Quang Phu Cau craft village are featured in Daniel Kordan's aerial photographs.

The electric lights in the lighting system of many large cities in France would envy the capital of Tonkin

The Hanoi Tourism Gift Festival wrapped up after three days, leaving a lasting impression on domestic and international visitors.

The pedestrian zone around Hoan Kiem Lake and attractions in the Old Quarter will be open to the public during the upcoming four-day national holiday.

The vibrant Hanoi Tourism Gift Festival, themed "Hanoi Noshes," celebrates the city’s distinctive cultural and culinary charm, offering visitors a feast for the senses.

This annual cultural event showcases Hanoi's distinctive gifts to tourists from around the world, while celebrating and preserving the city’s cultural heritage and traditional crafts.

The event aims to energize the gift industry and elevate the market for Hanoi’s unique tourism souvenirs.

The exhibition is expected to encourage education about Vietnamese culture and raise public awareness about the importance of protecting traditional cultural values.

Located in the heart of the capital, Hoan Kiem embodies the rich cultural heritage and historical traditions of the ancient city.

Blending rich history and distinctive culture, Hanoi has become one of the most favored destinations for local and international tourists alike.

The wandering sketch artists around Hoan Kiem Lake, who bring happiness to tourists visiting the Old Quarter (for a price, of course), have become a "unique feature" of Hanoi tourism.

Pho bo, or beef noodle soup, is one of the unmissable dishes for any traveler to Vietnam's capital.

From now until early October 2024, a series of ao dai-related activities will be held in response to the Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival 2024 and to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the capital's liberation.

Forty years ago, archaeologists found thousands of weapons under Ngoc Khanh Lake. They believed the weapons belonged to the armory of a feudal military academy called Giang Vo, which means "military education."

Hanoi's vibrant pace and old French colonial landmarks have captured the hearts of foreign visitors to the capital.

The Jan-Jul figure rose 11.8% on year, including 3.43 million international visitors and 13.01 million domestic arrivals.

In the last days of summer, Hanoi is adorned with tuong vy (crape myrtle) flowers and graceful Hanoi girls.

Hanoi in autumn has become one of the most picturesque destinations in the world, providing a wide range of unique and tempting tourism offers.

Flower gardens and public spaces are part of Hanoi's green credentials and are a major attraction for both domestic and international visitors to the capital.