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Hanoi’s convertible single-decker buses hit the road in the capital on November 18 as part of the newly launched City Tour 3, offering foreign tourists a chance to explore the city from a different view.
Tall buildings in Vietnam’s Hanoi capital have shaken after a strong earthquake jolted a border area between China and Myanmar on November 17 morning.
With the auction winning price 200 times higher than the reserve price, the sand price in the market may be unacceptable to both the state and people.
The capital of Hanoi is set to host a wide range of activities from November 18 to December 17 in the Old Quarter to mark Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day that falls on November 23.
The Vietnam Railway Corporation (VNR) has announced that it will offer special train services shuttling between the centre of Hanoi and Gia Lam train factory which is the venue of the Hanoi Creative Design Festival 2023 from November 17-26.
While Hanoi authorities believe that prohibiting railway cafes ensures social security, economists warn the ban will cause a special tourism product to disappear.
The Hanoi Culture and Food Festival 2023 will be held at the Thong Nhat Park from December 1- 3, the municipal Department of Culture and Sports has announced.
Many festivals in Hanoi have their own characteristics that must be preserved and restored.
Long Bien has truly become one of the busiest and bustling places of the capital. Thanks to infrastructure framework invested synchronously, the district has attracted investors and created a huge source of revenue for the budget.
Hanoi is home to some 1,300 handicraft villages, but many of their products are of little interest to foreign tourists.
Some periods are characterized by the birth of unique and high-quality artistic works that have gained fame.
The event will highlight the digital transformation program focused on building a smart Hanoi by 2025, with a vision for 2030.
Hanoi authorities have decided to reduce the number of satellite urban areas from five to two, under the project adjusting the Capital's general planning to 2045, with a vision to 2065.
Authorities in Hanoi's Hoan Kiem District have proposed banning running events around Hoan Kiem Lake during the night because of the impact on residents.
People in many areas in Hanoi are struggling with a species of insect commonly known as the rove beetle, which can cause skin blisters.
The Hanoi People's Committee has written to relevant bodies, urging the enhancement of cultural standards and for them to address behaviour issues within the educational sector.
According to an official dispatch recently issued by the Hanoi authorities, mini apartment buildings should build proper electric bike charging stations and not allow overnight charging.
These bridges will play an important role in the city’s transport infrastructure system connecting many urban areas with ring roads.
Highlighting the grace of the Red River, the Long Bien Bridge is an iconic landmark in Hanoi.
Halloween, a Western festival, has been celebrated by youth in Vietnam for the past decade.