Hanoi

Hanoi is accelerating the construction of Ngoc Khanh Lake Pedestrian Street for the inauguration on the 70th anniversary of the capital city's Liberation Day on October 10 this year.

The Hanoi Autumn Festival has kicked off in Bà Kiệu Temple Garden in centre of the capital city.

A family in Hanoi’s Old Quarter has maintained paper mask production for the Mid-Autumn Festival for more than four decades.

Many streets in the Hanoi Old Quarter are experiencing the Mid-Autumn Festival atmosphere, attracting visitors.

The Hanoi Days in Ho Chi Minh City programme was held in HCM City from April 23 to 25 to mark the 70th anniversary of the capital city's liberation on October 10, 1954.

Hanoi, one of the famous lotus growing areas in the country, has taken steps to turn lotus into a unique tourism brand and lure more tourists in lotus blooming season.

Hanoi's trees on many streets have helped to alleviate the recent hot weather.

Hanoi will organise firework displays at 30 locations to celebrate the city’s 70th Liberation Day on October 10.

Hanoi will hold the first Lotus Festival in Tay Ho District on July 12-16 to promote and honour the capital city's lotus-scented tea industry and the role of the lotus in Vietnamese people's lives.

Hanoi will build a night food street around Hoang Cau Lake in Dong Da District.

Hanoi has planned to launch a new pedestrian street in Ba Dinh District in September.

Lotus flowers around Hanoi's West Lake are blooming, offering popular check-in spots for young people.

Crepe myrtles trees bloom on many Hanoi streets, becoming favourite check-in spots for young people.

Hanoi, home to a large number of cultural and historical sites and craft villages, is taking measures to develop experiential tourism to attract more visitors to the over-1,000-year-old capital.

Many people who travel along the Madagascar almond road section in Hanoi’s Long Bien District have been surprised at its beauty.

Trees on many streets in Hanoi are changing colour.