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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.

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"Get on Hanoi 2024" is the highlight of a series of activities to help Hanoi attain the goal of welcoming 27 million visitors this year.

Friendly spring travel is an annual cultural exchange activity hosted by the Hanoi Union of Friendship Organizations. Through the people-to-people relations activity, Hanoi has been promoting the city’s beauty and local relics to international friends.

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A collection of 1,000 distinctive dragon sculptures created by artist Nguyen Tan Phat is now on display in Duong Lam Ancient Village on the outskirts of Hanoi to wish for a peaceful and prosperous year.

The US diplomat values the Vietnamese culture, which is imbued with family tradition, care and love for others, from which her children have grown up.

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Beyond production, VinFast aims to create 3,000-3,500 jobs for residents and contribute to the region's economic growth.

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The Gala Tet Que Huong 2024 (New Year in the Homeland) arts program was broadcasted on VTC Digital Television channels, VTC Now platform, Economic & Urban Newspaper, Ethnicity and Development Newspaper, VTC News e-newspaper, and Saovietplus on February 9 aka Lunar New Year Eve. The program features a meaningful theme of "Tet is the time to return home".

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Many events are now re-enacted at the “Vietnamese Tet – Old Quarter Tet 2024” festival, an annual cultural event held in spring time at the areas of the Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter, Hanoi.

The ongoing dragon-themed exhibition is a creative way for young artists to express their wishes for a prosperous and happy Lunar New Year.

Everyone was thrilled to immerse themselves in the authentic Tet market atmosphere, take in ethnic art exhibitions, discover specialty goods, and purchase traditional handicrafts.

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Unique Dragon-shaped kumquat bonsais have been formed by artisans in Tu Lien Kumquat Village in Hanoi’s Tay Ho District thanks to their meticulousness and creativity for months