The festival’s recognition as a national heritage is a profound honor for local authorities and residents, reaffirming the cultural significance of this rare folk art form rooted in the Red River region.
As summer deepens in Hanoi, the city bursts into brilliant color, and few sights are as breathtaking as the radiant golden blooms of Muong Hoang Yen, also known as the Cassia fistula or Golden Shower Tree.
A Japanese artist's boundless creativity delights local children and visitors to Hanoi on International Children's Day (June 1).
With the theme "I educate myself, therefore I act," International Francophonie Day is an opportunity to affirm the Francophone community’s commitment to common values of peace, solidarity, cooperation, and respect for cultural diversity.
The number of relics in Hanoi has now reached 6,489 after an inventory.
The Cheo Tau folk performance in Hanoi's suburban Dan Phuong District has recently been added to the list of national intangible cultural heritages.
