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The programme, which will last until December 1, recreates the atmosphere of Hanoi during the subsidy economy period, post-1975 with street scenes resembling film sets. Visitors can experience themed workshops, historical re-enactments, and enjoy performances and local delicacies in a nostalgic yet lively setting by Truc Bach Lake.
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Highlights include themed tram cars focusing on traditional Vietnamese food, such as rice, noodles, and home-cooked meals. The tram cars double as mini museums and cultural displays, offering an interactive look at Hanoi's past.
The event also features special attractions like coffee roasting, craft workshops, and traditional toys, alongside discussions with culinary and cultural experts. Activities include subsidy-era weddings, street economy showcases, and interactive exhibits reflecting Hanoi's unique heritage.
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The programme's opening day saw the recognition of three new tourist spots including Quan Thanh Temple, Voi Phuc Temple, and Ngoc Island-Truc Bach area which are all in Ba Dinh District.
Addressing the event, the Director of Hanoi's Department of Tourism, Dang Huong Giang, hoped that the initiative would enhance the capital's appeal as a safe and captivating destination for both domestic and international visitors.