Hanoi possesses a unique charm, with its Old Quarter filled with nostalgic corners and elegant French architectural works that have stood the test of time. These heritage structures, meticulously planned and rich in cultural significance, contribute greatly to the capital’s timeless beauty.
The Traditional Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 not only brings joy and excitement, especially for children, but also helps preserve and promote cultural values, affirming the lasting vitality of traditional festivals in modern life.
In the heart of the Old Quarter, the sacred red of the national flag spreads across the streets, blending with the joy of Hanoians as the nation approaches the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day.
Hanoi is set to become a green tourism leader by banning single-use plastics in hotels and tourist sites from 2026, marking a shift toward sustainable practices starting with everyday items.
The demolition marks the first step in a plan to revitalise Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square, a symbolic space linking two major heritage zones -the Hoan Kiem Lake–Ngoc Son Temple complex to the south and the historic Old Quarter to the north.
According to Time Out, Hanoi is the cheapest city for art and culture on the list, with 82% of locals ranking it highly for affordability.
The article vividly captures Hanoi’s allure, from its bustling Old Quarter and renowned street food to its unique coffee culture, rich history, and dynamic youth.
The ancient town of Hoi An, in the central province of Quang Nam, has launched a pilot plan on building the first zero plastic and pedestrian streets, as part of the project to create an eco-city, based on cultural and sustainable tourism, with a vision to become a ‘green’ and ‘smart’ city by 2050.
The Old Quarter of Hanoi boasts 36 streets including the craft streets named after traditional handicrafts. Despite the passage of time, these ancient professions uphold the unique cultural heritage of Hanoi, with ancestral craft relic sites becoming essential stops for tourists, especially international visitors.
The Tran Nhat Duat pedestrian bridge with contemporary art installations in Hanoi downtown officially opened to traffic on May 3.
