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Michelin Guide suggests two-day tour in Hanoi

Michelin Guide has published an article suggesting a two-day tour of the capital with a range of delicious street foods and interesting tourist attractions put forward.

Korean tourists navigate Hanoi’s maze-like streets to find egg coffee

The allure of Hanoi’s famous egg coffee drew South Korean tourist Bohee to the capital, but her journey to find the hidden café turned into an unexpected adventure.

Australian columnist celebrates cha ca La Vong as a must-try Hanoi dish

Ben Groundwater, a noted columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald, extols Cha ca La Vong as an essential culinary delight in Hanoi.

Adventure near Hanoi: paragliding, ziplining, and more

Celebrate this September 2nd with an array of exhilarating outdoor activities near Hanoi.

Hanoi launches culinary tourism app

Standout features of the Hanoi Old Quarter’s cuisine could be discovered through a cuisine app recently launched by the People’s Committee of Hoan Kiem district.

The soul of Vietnamese culture in the rustic charm of its countryside cuisine

Vietnamese cuisine, a symphony of flavors and colors, has captivated hearts and palates across the globe.

Tripadvisor names Hanoi among world's top food destinations

Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi has ranked among the top 15 culinary destinations in the world as voted by readers of the world's largest travel guidance platform TripAdvisor.

Hanoi hotels hosting Putin and BlackPink named among Asia’s best

Travel + Leisure has included Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi and Capella Hanoi in its prestigious list of the top 20 city hotels in Asia, celebrating their luxurious accommodations and famous visitors.

Hanoi's cuisine ranks among the World's Most Alluring by TripAdvisor

The platform, renowned for its travel guides, has recognized Hanoi's unique and sophisticated cuisine, distinguishing it from the bold and spicy flavors of southern Vietnam.

Hanoi’s eel noodle soup earns Michelin nod, attracts global palates

In a bustling corner of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, on Hang Dieu Street, lies the 40-year-old restaurant Dong Thinh, renowned for its eel noodle soup.

Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival to take place in October

The Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai (traditional long dress) Festival will take place at Thang Long Imperial Citadel in the heart of Hanoi from October 4-6, with various attractive activities, according to the municipal People’s Committee.

Capturing nature's beauty: A coffee shop in Hanoi's rice fields

During the rice harvest season, a quaint coffee shop nestled in the vast rice fields of Phuong Ban village, Chuong My district, Hanoi, becomes a popular destination for young enthusiasts eager to capture its unique charm and stunning vistas.

Hidden gems in Hanoi's Old Quarter: Pho spots that retain loyal customers

Small, charming eateries serve up authentic pho experiences amidst narrow alleys.

Ba Vi National Park: A morning haven for 'cloud sea' enthusiasts

Hundreds of tourists drove from 3 to 4am to Ba Vi National Park (Hanoi) to catch the floating sea of clouds that appears at dawn.

Savor the summer with Hanoi’s fefreshing Banh duc nom

Unlike the traditional bánh đúc served with soy sauce or the warm bánh đúc, this refreshing Hanoi dish features sliced bánh đúc, fresh herbs, and a cool, flavorful broth, making it a perfect treat to beat the summer heat.

Michelin-selected Mrs. Hoanh's Banh Cuon draws crowds in Hanoi

The over 70-year-old Banh Cuon Ba Hoanh restaurant on To Hien Thanh Street, Hanoi, is a familiar address for many diners. It is one of the five eateries in Hanoi included in the Michelin Selected 2024 list.

Exploring Hanoi's culinary gems: Top 5 Bun Cha restaurants not to miss

When embarking on a culinary journey in Hanoi, visitors are often drawn to the delightful aroma and flavors of bun cha, a beloved traditional dish. Here are five must-visit bun cha restaurants that promise an unforgettable dining experience:

Hanoi launches new tourism tours showcasing unique lotus products

The Hanoi Department of Tourism is collaborating with the authorities of Tay Ho District to develop new tours and routes that highlight the unique Bach Diep lotus.

There’s a street in Vietnam named ’Southgate’

The surname Southgate, translated into Vietnamese means

Vietnam’s Dau Pagoda: Home to unique 17th-century monastic relics

In 1983, a team of skeptical scientists transported two statues from Dau Pagoda to Bach Mai Hospital for X-ray analysis. Their goal was to verify whether these statues were indeed the relics of two monks from the early 17th century.