The vibrant streets of Hanoi are known for their chaotic charm, with bustling markets and aromatic food stalls lining every corner.

Nature and culture retreats are this year's travel trend, with the leading destinations being Hanoi, Hoi An Ancient Town, Halong Bay and the central coastal town of Quy Nhon.

Located about 30km from downtown Hanoi, Soc Son is an ideal destination for a day or two-day overnight trip over the weekend or holidays.

Hanoi’s tourism industry aims to greet over 30 million visitors, including 7 million international arrivals, and earn more than 130 trillion VND (over 5 billion USD) from tourism in 2025.

The Michelin Guides, a series of guidebooks that have been published by the French tyre company Michelin since 1900, have offered some suggestions for tourists looking to explore Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, in 48 hours.

Hanoi's unique cuisine, with its myriad of delicious dishes, has become a 'gold mine' for attracting tourism.

The traditional lotus tea making art in Tay Ho district is a popular suggestion for travelers during their trip to Hanoi.

Besides pho (noodle soup with beef) and bun cha (noodles and grilled meat), bun rieu (crab noodle soup) is a traditional dish favored by travelers in Hanoi.

In the heart of Hanoi, President Ho Chi Minh Relic Site is considered a very special place and a cultural heritage for all people.

Xoi xeo, a traditional Vietnamese breakfast dish, offers a nutritious, affordable, and widely available morning meal option.

The Bat Trang traditional craft village in Gia Lam District will be the perfect place for an ecomuseum, a seminar heard.

It was used for printing scriptures, writing texts, printing folk paintings, and, most notably, royal proclamations and decrees during the feudal dynasties in Vietnam.

Hanoi will introduce a range of innovative moves to diversify tourism experiences and foster inter-agency collaboration.

Be charmed by Hanoi's hidden coffee spots, where you can escape the chaos of the city and enjoy a journey of discovery into a world of elegance tucked away from the bustling streets.

As a gateway for tourists to come to Vietnam, Hanoi has rolled out initiatives to lure more travelers, focusing on diversifying cultural activities and promoting coordination between sectors to support the tourism industry.

The group of artists from Hanoi transformed the footbridge on Tran Nhat Duat Street into a joyful, vibrant and illuminated work of art in the evening.

In recent years, Vietnamese pho (noodle soup) - the "national dish" of Vietnam – has been praised by many media sites and television channels around the world.

Located about 30 kilometers southwest of Hanoi, Quoc Oai District boasts a rich heritage of over 200 distinctive historical, cultural, architectural, and artistic relics.

Duong Lam ancient village in the town of Son Tay on the outskirts of Hanoi, once renowned for its architectural charm and culinary traditions, has become a magnet for foreign visitors as it offers an authentic farm experience.

The cafes have made a name for themselves in the capital city, thanks to the tranquillity they offer in the middle of the bustle of Hanoi.