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Unique architectural and cultural heritage sites and public spaces in Hoan Kiem District now become creative cultural hubs.

If you visit Hanoi in September or October, you will be mesmerized by the breathtaking splendor of the autumn landscape.

A modern museum in Hanoi tells a story of the illustrious past of ceramic artisans and the history of a prestigious craft village.

The capital city is a cultural and entertainment space for both locals and tourists - domestic and foreign.

The suburban commune of Hanoi has become an interesting eco-tourism destination in northern Vietnam.

During the 2022-2027 tenure, the Vietnam-Germany Friendship Organization – Hanoi chapter plans to expand its operation by recruiting new members, especially businesses and associations with connections to Germany.

A local baker has brainstormed to make mooncake paintings, bringing a catchy look for the pastry.

There have been good signs of tourism recovery in Hanoi after the Covid-19 pandemic is contained.

No need to travel far, unique dolphin and seal shows are just 30 km away from Hanoi.

More than four months after Hanoi resumed tourism activities, the French-designed Old Quarter is once again packed with tourists.

Talented craftsmen from Kieu Ky gilding village are striving to preserve their forefathers’ trade.

People in Hanoi consider exercising outdoor safely and many have come up with cycling around town, a healthy way to enjoy the view and workout.

The sparkling lotus pond with various types of lotus in Ninh Xá Village, Ninh So Commune in Hanoi’s outskirt is about to bloom, attracting many visitors from the capital city.

For a long time, the Hanoi Library has become an interesting reading destination for local children every summer vacation.

The latest clip titled “Vietnam: Travel to Love- Wonders of Vietnam” has been launched by the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT).

Minh Dam – “Fantasy on Polish Airs” is the exhibition dedicated to Poland where Minh Dam, a Hanoi-born artist, has spent most of his life and combines the understanding of Poland and Vietnam, the famous artist’s original country.

A unique cemetery, named Te Dong Vat Nga Pagoda, built on an area of 100 square meters on Truong Dinh Street in Hanoi’s Hoang Mai District, is the first place in Vietnam that provides funeral, burial and intercession for pets. 

The diplomat said he is eager to hit the ground running and start meeting Vietnamese from all walks of life across this incredible country.

After finishing their SEA Games 31’s competitions, the Thai men's and women’s Sepak Takraw teams went sight-seeing in Hanoi by double-decker bus on the morning of May 18.

Saola, one of the world’s rarest animals, has been chosen to be the mascot of the 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 31). This bovine animal is also known as the “Asian Unicorn”.

The café, a special home for more than 30 people with disabilities, is creating products that win the heart of both domestic and international customers.

The exhibition of the invaluable legacy of contemporary Vietnamese art inspired by Italian fashion and jointly organized by the Embassy of Italy in Hanoi and the Hon Dat Viet Bat Trang Art Museum (Bat Trang Museum) is underway at Casa Italia, Hanoi.