Hanoi Tourism
Hanoi days like Tet
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Hanoi capital these days is brilliant in the red color of flags, flowers, banners, slogans...
Huong Pagoda Festival 2026 applies AI cameras to monitor security
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Hanoi - Huong Pagoda Tourism Festival 2026 applies AI cameras to monitor security, order, civilization and marks a transition in management and organization.
Flower wharf by Long Bien Bridge seems to appear from a fairy tale in Hanoi
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The brilliant scenery at Phuc Xa flower wharf (Hong Ha ward, Hanoi) attracts a large number of tourists to admire and take photos.
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Road ban and traffic diversion schedule from now until January 25th of the Party Congress
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Hanoi bans roads and diverts traffic to ensure security, order, and traffic safety to serve the 14th Party Congress.
Hanoi Old Quarter cafe where visitors feel like they are entering an art exhibition
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Hanoi - A coffee shop in the Old Quarter attracts international visitors with coffee flavor and painting colors.
Rare case of an international passenger getting lost in Hanoi's Old Quarter, coming to the airport for help
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Hanoi - A Filipino tourist lost in Hanoi's Old Quarter when he did not bring his phone, papers..., took a taxi to Noi Bai airport to wait to meet the group again.
Inside the train car carrying passengers back to Hanoi during the subsidy period
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Hanoi - The clanging train cars evoke the ancient Hanoi culture with many unique experiences in cuisine, culture and memories of the subsidy period.
Chang Son fan village preserves the soul of bamboo and paper through the hands of artisans
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Persistently attached to the traditional craft, artisan Nguyen Thi Tuan persistently preserves the soul of traditional fans amidst the changes of the times.
4 flower-filled cafes attract young people to take Tet photos in Hanoi
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Hanoi - Many cafes decorate spaces filled with hydrangeas, lilies, and unique dried flowers, attracting a large number of young people to check-in.
Update on the three-day road ban schedule in Hanoi in January 2026
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Hanoi temporarily bans roads around My Dinh Stadium on January 6, 8 and 10, 2026 to serve the departure ceremony and drills to protect the 14th Party Congress.
New Year's Day 2026 Hanoi welcomes the highest number of visitors in history
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Hanoi recorded a breakthrough growth in both visitor volume and revenue from tourism during the 2026 New Year holiday.
Fireworks brightly illuminate the sky of Hanoi to welcome the New Year 2026
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Thousands of people flocked to the area around Hoan Kiem Lake to admire low-altitude and high-altitude fireworks displays to celebrate the New Year 2026.
Tens of thousands of people flock to Hoan Kiem Lake pedestrian street to wait for New Year's Eve fireworks display
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Hanoi - A few hours before New Year's Eve of the 2026 New Year, the area around Hoan Kiem Lake was packed with people waiting to watch fireworks to welcome the new year.
Detailed road ban schedule for Countdown 2026 and fireworks displays in Hanoi
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Hanoi bans roads and traffic diversion during the 2026 Countdown and New Year fireworks display around Hoan Kiem Lake, to ensure security and safety.
Suggested closing hours to watch New Year's Eve fireworks 2026 in Hanoi
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Hanoi fireworks display for New Year's Day 2026 combined with the New Year's Countdown program, opening up many entertainment options for tourists and people.
