The "Voice of Heritage" finale celebrated Hanoi's cultural soul as 14 student teams passionately brought the city's rich history to life.

Both the Thay Pagoda and the So Village Communal House draw tourists to Quoc Oai District with their timeless appeal, acting as a link between the past and the present, and between people and history.

Van Phuc silk-weaving village in Hanoi is famous for its soft and delicate products, steeped in traditional Vietnamese culture.

2020 marks 10 years that the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long-Hanoi received recognition as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO.

Managing relics and ancient artifacts in Gia Lam should be the work of the district’s leadership down to those of the wards and communes.

A host of activities such as exhibitions, seminars, music, and fashion shows will be held around the Hanoi Old Quarter.

The event is held in celebration of the upcoming 37th ASEAN Summit in Hanoi.

The exhibition is a part of the project “From tradition to tradition” which encourages young artists to preserve the folk art and values of cultural heritages.

The Hanoi Old Quarter contains great values of culture, history and architecture for the capital and the whole country.

An opening ceremony of the week will take place on November 16 and last until November 23.

In the history of Vietnam, all of the capitals, from Van Lang, Co Loa, Hoa Lu to Thang Long, were located in strategical areas with favourable natural conditions, which could not be found anywhere else.

The need to construct a temple to pay tribute to national hero Ngo Quyen has been brought up in a scientific seminar that has recently taken place in Hanoi.

Co Loa Citadel is the oldest building in Vietnam with the most large-scale structure and the long historic stories.

Hanoi, in addition to its huge and rich tangible cultural values, boasts numerous intangible values, including various traditional festive activities that have contributed to the unique identity of Thang Long-Hanoi, the capital of thousands of years of culture.anoi, addition to its huge and rich tangible cultural values, boasts numerous the intangible ones, including various traditional festival activities which have contributed to the unique identity of Thang Long-Hanoi - the capital of thousands of years of culture.

On the 100th anniversary of the writer To Hoai's birthday (1920 - 2020), Kim Dong Publishing House held a seminar titled "To Hoai - Writers of all ages". The seminar is an opportunity for writers and poets nationwide to exchange and share new perspectives on the career of writer To Hoai.

The National Assembly Office handed over the Parliament underground archeology exhibition to the People's Committee of Hanoi at a ceremony held on September 22.

Thirty years since the collapse of the Soviet Union one of the witnesses of the friendship between Vietnam and the Soviet Union remains: Thang Long Bridge.

For more than 30 years, Mr. Le Dinh Thang has been attached with wood lathe in To Tich street, Hoan Kiem district, Hanoi.

The remodeling of the area will contribute to creating another public space and enhancing connections with the heritage streets in Hanoi's Old Quarter.

In the autumn days of 1945, in the boiling revolutionary atmosphere throughout the country, President Ho Chi Minh made the decision to leave Dinh Hoa Safety Zone (Thai Nguyen province) for Hanoi in order to lead the uprising and regain power for the people. Below are the places in Hanoi where Uncle Ho visited and worked before reading the Declaration of Independence.

In the autumn days of 1945, in the boiling revolutionary atmosphere throughout the country, President Ho Chi Minh made the decision to leave Dinh Hoa Safety Zone (Thai Nguyen province) for Hanoi in order to lead the uprising and regain power for the people. Below are the places in Hanoi where Uncle Ho visited and worked before reading the Declaration of Independence.

The program aims at honoring Ao dai as Vietnam’s intangible cultural heritage.

The Bach Mai Radio Broadcast Station is a meaningful construction marking the birth of the radio and television industry in Vietnam.