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Two tourists from Canada discover an unusual noodle dish with black broth, black chicken, and young eggs on the streets of Hanoi.
A tourist from China was surprised to find that three popular noodle shops in Hanoi - serving bún riêu, bún ốc, and bún chả - were tucked away in narrow, signless alleys, yet were bustling with diners.
Secret Hanoi bun cha stall sells 200 meals daily without advertising
Experts believe that Hanoi should issue a set of criteria tailored to its urban conditions, enhance regional linkages, encourage community engagement, and prioritise investment in green infrastructure and clean energy.
Alongside iconic spots such as Nami Island in South Korea, Kyoto in Japan, and Jiuzhaigou in China, Hanoi has been named one of Asia’s most beautiful destinations for autumn foliage, according to a new ranking by Time Out.
Matthew recently traveled to Hanoi where he explored a variety of popular street foods.
This 21-year-old family-run eatery draws long lines and loyal locals with its authentic grilled pork vermicelli.
Sampling various pho dishes over a few days in Hanoi, a foreign traveler’s top pick was the pho with assorted beef with different cuts priced at VND50,000 per bowl.
Hanoi has recently earned a prestigious spot as the second-best street food destination in Asia, according to a list released by UK-based magazine Time Out.
A rare temple devoted to Vietnam’s fire deity remains a spiritual anchor in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, preserving history, culture, and faith.
As cultural industries grow rapidly, Hanoi is opening a new direction for tourism by combining sightseeing with modern public transport such as metro lines and buses.
A foreign food lover sets out to taste Hanoi’s top pho dishes, ranking the best from 10 local eateries.
Kim Co Pagoda stands as a rare multi-faith site, bridging three traditions while supporting the community through compassion and volunteerism.
The “Hanoi Five City Gates” Train (The Hanoi Train) officially began operation on September 6, offering visitors a new way to explore the capital’s landmarks and travel to Tu Son in the neighbouring province of Bac Ninh.
Trying West Lake shrimp cakes in two settings, a tourist explains why the sidewalk version stole his heart.
Suhyang, a popular Korean YouTuber, wasted no time enjoying her long-awaited pho as soon as she arrived.
A Canadian couple discovers an unusual but delicious worm-based dish in the capital.
As Hanoi becomes the tourism hub during the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2, visitors can go beyond parades and landmarks to explore hidden culinary paradises in the city’s alleys.
Since mid-June, many bun and pho restaurants in Hanoi have simultaneously raised their prices by VND5,000-VND10,000 per bowl.
A centuries-old spiritual hub, Phuc Khanh Pagoda holds rare antiques and remains a living center of Vietnamese Buddhism in the capital.