Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam, one of Hanoi's most important cultural landmarks, attracts thousands of visitors each Tet.

Cashless parking payment is a key step in managing static traffic, solving parking issues, and serving as the underlying technology for a smart digital map of parking spaces throughout the city.

Hanoi’s new planning frameworks will serve as a critical foundation for developing policies, action plans, and investment projects that drive economic and social progress.

The Hanoi's Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs is actively working to increase the number of local labor exchanges and to improve the system of employment data.

The Culture for Peace Festival will be held for the first time in Hanoi to commemorate the city's major events.

The project, to be completed by 2027, would contribute to the creation of a harmonious architectural and landscape axis.

As Typhoon No. 3 approaches, the Hanoi Department of Education has ordered schools to protect property and ensure the safety of students from potential storm damage.

As Typhoon Yagi intensified, Vietnam outlined efforts to protect Vietnamese citizens and vessels abroad.

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The new direct flight from Guiyang to Hanoi by Colorful Guizhou Airlines reduces travel time from 12 hours by road to just 2 hours

The move would help enhance the quality of handling administrative procedures for citizens and businesses.

The "Snapping Hanoi" challenge encourages residents and visitors to explore the city's cultural and historical landmarks while wearing the ao dai.

Hanoi is home to a vast rural landscape full of cultural riches.

Rich in culture and bound up with Thang Long legends, the Red River is a popular destination for visitors and home to tens of thousands of residents.

For the past 20 years, the National Innovation Contest for Youth and Children in Hanoi has ignited the inventive spirit of students. This event gives young people a chance to showcase their talents while helping them expand their knowledge, hone their craft, and pursue their aspirations to become inventors.

A significant increase in international arrivals boosted Hanoi's tourism during the four-day National Day holiday from August 31 to September 3.

Hanoi's businesses are increasingly aware of the green transition, from ideas to concrete actions.

Ao dai tailoring, a unique craft passed down through generations, is now highly prized for its ability to produce eye-catching creations for Hanoi's tourism industry.

Many people have chosen to stay in Hanoi rather than move away to save their budgets and earn some extra income.

No matter how humble or simple, acts of kindness can make a big difference and lift up others who are in need.

The four-day National Day holiday provides a wonderful opportunity for families to plan meaningful vacations.

For expats in Vietnam, the National Day celebration is very special, allowing them to learn more about the country's culture and history.

Hanoi’s leaders believe that all that's left to do is act with the ultimate goal of serving people from smart transportation, armed with the mindset and solutions of a new global vision and thinking.