Located in a 500 sqm old villa surrounded by a swimming pool, a Bun bo Hue restaurant serves only on weekends, attracting about 300 domestic and international customers daily.
The 71-year-old pho restaurant, located in a small alley overlooking Ho Guom Lake, was demolished on the evening of 19/1 to make way for a park and square project on the east side of Hoan Kiem Lake.
Long queues form for hours at a shop in Phuc Xa, Dan Phuong commune, where customers eagerly await hot, flavorful banh mi, even with a three-loaf per person limit.
Phuc Xa flower wharf, located at the foot of Long Bien Bridge, attracts locals and tourists for sightseeing and photos in favorable weather, with numerous flowers in bloom.
A female street vendor admitted to selling a conical hat to a foreign customer for 250,000 VND. She returned the money after local residents intervened.
Thousands of residents and tourists in Hanoi chose shopping malls as entertainment venues to escape the cold during the New Year holiday, as outdoor temperatures dropped to 14 degrees Celsius.
Tourism expert Mark Bowyer shares how Train Street evolved from a simple residential area into a globally renowned destination over a decade of his observations.
Many foreign visitors, dressed as Santa Claus, swayed and sang with thousands near St. Joseph's Cathedral, marking their first Christmas experience in the capital.
A new exhibition at Nha hat Lon Ha Noi takes visitors on an immersive journey to explore the heritage space using 3D mapping light technology, recreating the century-old architecture before its two-year closure for renovation.
Numerous coffee shops and entertainment venues across Hanoi are transforming their spaces with Christmas decorations, offering new photo opportunities for locals and visitors.
An airplane-model cafe has become a new check-in spot for young people, featuring travel-themed photo opportunities that evoke the feeling of waiting for a flight.
