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.

Visitors who used to go to Hanoi will eagerly seek a chance to enjoy West Lake shrimp fried pancake, a speciality of this place, which can make a great impression.

Director of Hanoi Department of Tourism Do Dinh Hong told the reporter of the Economic and Urban newspaper that the municipal tourism will implement practical and specific measures to promote Hanoi` cuisine becoming the local featured tourism product in the time ahead.

The capital of Hanoi has long been an attractive destination for its scenic spots, historical and cultural sites, and unique cuisine. The Telegraph recently selected Hanoi as one of the world’s best cities for food.

Hanoi people are well-known for the simple but subtle cuisine. Especially, the city’s food has played the important position in Vietnamese culinary culture. The cuisine of Hanoi is not only diversified, but also remains its traditional feature.

Pho (Noodle soup) is one of the traditional food of Hanoi, closely associated with the people daily life and history of this old city.

There are a lot of specialities in Hanoi but the most favourite dish is a simple broth of rice noodle called Pho. It is a dish that defines Hanoi special foods.

Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM) Hanoi 2016, which will be organised in Hanoi from April 14-17, will introduce to tourists thousands of the country’s tourism products, especially sea and island tourism.

The Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi has been named as one of the world’s most favourite hotels in Conde Nast Traveller’s 2016 Gold List.

Bat Trang, the seven-century old pottery village, is an interesting attraction in Hanoi that tourists should not ignore.

Vietnam`s capital of Hanoi has just been ranked in the top 50 Ideal Destinations in 2016 selected by the US`s Business Insider newspaper.

Hanoi, Halong Bay and Hoi An has been selected in the top 10 most beautiful destinations in Southeast Asia, according to USA Today newspaper.

At the meeting with President of the Vietnam General Confederation of Labour (VGCL) Dang Ngoc Tung in Hanoi on October 12, Director of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in Vietnam Chang Hee Lee said the ILO has plans to work with the VGCL to support trade unions nationwide.

Apart from numerous world`s famous sites such as Cuba’s Havana, Peru’s Machu Picchu - Incan ruins, Hanoi has recently been ranked in the top list of “Places to see before you turn 30” by the US`s Business Insider.

The New York-based news website Business Insider has singled out the most iconic food to eat in 50 countries worldwide in an article, in which “pho”, a traditional meal in Vietnam, was declared a must-try.

Vietnam, India, Polynesia (France), Spain, Argentina, Canada, US Virgin Islands, Peru, Costa Rica and the Netherlands has been selected as top ten Autumn destinations in 2015.

No matter where you go around the globe, every major city puts its own spin on food, whether they`re serving a slightly different version of a familiar favourite or a strange (to you) dish.

SkyScanner, the world’s travel search engine, has ranked Vietnam first among the best street food cities in Asia.

Dr Prem, a renowned travel and tourism guide website, has named Vietnam’s capital of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City among top 5 cities for a low budget vacation in 2015.

A webpage, a part of the hanoidep.vn website, collecting reviews and information on restaurants in Hanoi was recently unveiled in Hanoi by the Hanoi Culture Fund.

Cha Ca La Vong (fried fish), Bun Cha Hang Manh (rice noodle with grilled pork), Banh Duc Le Ngoc Han (cake made from ground rice and peanuts) and Banh Cuon Hang Ga (steamed rice pancakes rolled with pork and mushroom) are just a few of the well-known dishes in Hanoi’s Old Quarter district.