Hanoi, Vietnam's vibrant capital, remains a top choice for both domestic and international travelers.

After the terrible typhoon Yagi swept through Hanoi, the Red River tidal flats were miraculously revived and turned into a bright yellow field of flowers.

Nestled in the bustling urban landscape of Hanoi, Duyen Thai Village (Thuong Tin District) is a hidden gem, radiating the brilliance of its traditional lacquerware craft.

A Spanish tourist who reportedly was given the change in joss paper by a cyclo driver and went viral on social media Facebook had a meeting with representatives of the Hanoi Tourism Department and Hoan Kiem district police on July 19.

This robot waiter is currently attracting curiosity and attention of many people.

The mirror house at Thong Nhat Park has a new unique “coat” of colorful ceramic pieces.

Hanoi for a long time has been attractive wanderlusts for its “specialty” autumn, which steals the heart of many Hanoi lovers. So come where to seek for the truly appeals of Hanoi`s autumn?

Many towns in Phu Xuyen prefecture (Hanoi’s suburb area) create ten-o’clock flower corridor of kms, catching the bypasses’ eyes.

This bus would give you a tour around Hanoi in a fresh way.

Looking down Trang Tien Street, you can see Hanoi Opera House standing strongly, deserving to be one of Hanoi`s grandest buildings.

The renowned Dong Xuan Market in downtown Hanoi has long been a favorite, a busy trade center that attracted buyers from many other places.

X-98, Hanoi Creative City, VietGangz Brotherhood… has opened in the capital, attracting a large number of young people.

When the roads around Hoan Kiem Lake (Sword Lake) in Hanoi turn into pedestrian zone every weekend, those places are more hunted.

One of the best ways to take in Hanoi sights is by cyclo – the uniquely Vietnamese transport that combines a bicycle with an armchair.

At first glance, an unexpected rain shower may put a damper on your holiday, but there are plenty of indoor activities in Hanoi.

Unlike any other capital in Southeast Asia or the even the world, Hanoi is a city with so many unique things to do at night. Here we’ve picked out the Top 5 most popular spots in Hanoi for those looking for a great time after sunset.

If you only have 48 hours in Hanoi, bypassing some attractions is a must to make the most out of your stay in Vietnam’s capital city.

Lying in old quarter or big streets, below are ideal bookstores for foreigners, travelers and English bookworms in Hanoi to relax and enjoy their interest.

Serein Cafe & Lounge looks out over the famous Long Bien Bridge. And when a train rolls through, you get to see it across the bridge and the river.

There are some nice local shops and a good and cheap restaurant, it`s really worth a visit.

Walk around The Old Quarter, eat bun Cha… top things you can do for one day in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Phan Dinh Phung is considered one of the most popular streets in Hanoi, with beautiful location for photography.

Cuu Village in Van Tu commune of the suburban district of Phu Xuyen is one of the oldest "modern" villages in Hanoi. Unlike the famous Duong Lam Village, which is a typical traditional village, Cuu Village boasted a more luxurious veneer because its buildings are a combination of French style and Vietnamese features.