The untold story of the nine-ton organ at St Joseph’s Cathedral
The magnificent organ is the work of a Belgian organ builder and was shipped from Japan to Vietnam to the awe of many people. The grand piano at St Joseph’s Cathedral in Hanoi, with its timeless sound, has become an integral part of both Vietnamese and international Catholic ceremonies in the capital. However, the fascinating […]
Du lịch sinh thái, làng nghề, Du lịch văn hoá, lịch sử
Ngu Xa bronze casters thrive to preserve the ancient craft
Hanoi’s artisans continue to preserve their centuries-old craft, despite the passage of time. From Buddha statues and worship objects to household items, all are exquisitely crafted by bronzesmiths in Ngu Xa, Truc Bach Ward, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi. In the past, this craft village was known as one of the four quintessential ones of the […]
Du lịch văn hoá, lịch sử
Uncovering hidden gems: Antique hunting in the heart of Hanoi
Some markets around Hanoi are special places where innumerable artifacts and recollections bring the past to life. One such place is the fascinating flea market tucked away in a narrow alley off Hoang Hoa Tham Street in Hanoi’s Ba Dinh District. Nicked glazed bowls, crooked aluminum spoons and rusty iron fans – things that are […]
Thành phố sáng tạo, Du lịch ẩm thực
Miniature versions of Hanoi’s specialties on display
Hanoi’s beloved specialties are beautifully brought to life, enchanting visitors at the open-air museum on Pearl Island, nestled in the picturesque Ngu Xa area of Truc Bach Ward, Ba Dinh District. To enrich Hanoi’s tourism offerings, the Hanoi Department of Tourism has recently unveiled Tram Line No. 6, featuring four uniquely themed tram cars that transport […]
Du lịch sinh thái, làng nghề, Triển lãm nghệ thuật
Lacquer painting: Preserving tradition and shaping the future of Hanoi’s craft village tourism
A Hanoi artist has transformed the art of lacquer making into a captivating tour experience for international visitors. Located in the Ha Thai lacquer craft village in the Thuong Tin District of Hanoi, the workshop of artist Tran Cong Dung, also known as Dung Di, attracts a steady stream of tourists eager to experience the […]
Thành phố sáng tạo, Du lịch ẩm thực
Hanoi Culinary Culture Festival 2024: Preserve the value of Pho
At the conference on “Protecting and Promoting the Value of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Hanoi Pho,” culinary artists Pham Thi Anh Tuyet and Bui Thi Suong shared memorable stories from international tourists about this iconic dish. Promoting the value of Hanoi Pho is a key highlight of the Hanoi Culinary Culture Festival 2024, themed […]
Thành phố sáng tạo, Du lịch sinh thái, làng nghề
Dinh Cong traditional silverwork: a precious treasure being preserved
Artisans crafting silver jewelry in Hanoi’s Handicraft Village are working hard to preserve and keep their ancestors’ trade alive. Dating from the 7th century under the Early Ly Dynasty, the silver jewelry craft in Dinh Cong Village, Hoang Mai District, Hanoi, was bequeathed to the villagers by their three fathers: Tran Dien, Tran Dien and Tran […]
Du lịch MICE, Khách sạn
Solutions to attract high-end tourists to Vietnam
Experts suggest that Vietnam should focus on developing a high-quality tourism market as a strategy to attract more upscale travelers. Vietnam is not just a destination for “Western backpackers,” but also attracts many billionaires and wealthy tourists. This was highlighted by Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Ho An Phong at the recent conference […]
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Quan Son Lake: A hidden natural paradise on the outskirts of Hanoi
Within the confines of Hanoi can be found a haven of peace and tranquility with a spectacular backdrop of mountains and water. The waves lapped lightly against our boat as streaks of sunlight shyly peeked through a morning curtain of cloud. Fresh, breezy air whispered in my ears as a vast green carpet unfolded magically before […]
Du lịch văn hoá, lịch sử, Thành phố sáng tạo, Giải trí
Subsidy era wedding re-enacted in Hanoi
A simple wedding, born out of a Hanoi couple’s deep and romantic love, was recreated on stage during the cultural event “Truc Bach Night” in Hanoi. The interactive live show “Story of the Subsidy Period” on November 30, took place at Pearl Island in the Ngu Xa area of Truc Bach Ward, Ba Dinh District, as part […]
Du lịch MICE, Thư giãn, nghỉ dưỡng
Unlocking Vietnam’s potential: How to target Indian travelers?
With a population exceeding 1.4 billion, India is the most populous country in the world. As a result, Indian tourists represent a significant market that Vietnam’s tourism industry is eager to explore and expand. Indian tourists represent a significant opportunity for Vietnam’s tourism industry. Experts and travel agencies agree that the Indian market holds immense […]
Triển lãm nghệ thuật, Giải trí
The vivid beauty of Hanoi in watercolor paintings
The Huc Bridge, the mossy village gate, or the Tet tea table – all are faithfully depicted in the paintings of 18 amateur artists at the exhibition themed “I Paint Hanoi”. Khanh Ngoc’s “Midday Dream” captures a tranquil moment at Sword Lake or Hoan Kiem Lake, with the highlight being the dreamy The Huc Bridge. Ngoc is one of […]
