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Every street in the heart of Hanoi is filled with people who are there to celebrate the new year.

The central parts of Hanoi become crowded with flows of people coming for the countdown to the new year.

Every year on this occasion, both Catholic followers and non-Catholics flock to the well-known church in the heart of Hanoi to celebrate Christmas Eve.

Early Winter is the most scenic time of the year for sightseeing at the water lily stream on the outskirts of Hanoi.

As Christmas approaches, the streets of central Hanoi become colorful.

Buckwheat is the mountain flower that blooms at the onset of winter between October and November.

With the fresh approach of young designers, Vietnamese handicrafts have a contemporary perspective suitable for today's interior design tastes.

The exhibition tells the story of how species evolved using fossil artifacts.

The Chem Communal House in Hanoi has been designated a National Special Relic for its exceptional architecture and history.

The Tu Luc steam locomotive will be transformed into an exhibition space for the Hanoi Creative Design Festival 2023.

The interior of the Hang Dau Water Tower (Hanoi) will be renovated and open to the public from November 17 to December 31.

Tithonia diversifolia is said to have been brought to Ba Vi Mountain in Hanoi by the French in the 1930s.

The event aims to acquaint residents and tourists with traditional craft villages in Hanoi and other provinces and to honor famous traditional artisans with outstanding achievements.

The newly launched night tour at the Temple of Literature has delighted local and international visitors to Hanoi City.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has a special affection for Vietnam due to the nation's rapid growth in recent years.

This visit is expected to open a new chapter in bilateral relations as the Netherlands accounts for 48% of European investment in Vietnam.

The event aimed to promote the image of Hanoi as a millennium-old capital with a rich heritage, heroism, civilization, and modernity.

The field of ox-eye daisies, or Chrysanthemum Japonense, in Long Bien District provides Autumn photo opportunities for Hanoi residents and visitors.

Hanoi's largest flower wholesale market is busy with buyers and sellers on Vietnamese Women's Day, which falls today, October 20.

Two weeks before Halloween, toy sellers on Hang Ma Street, Hoan Kiem District, are busy preparing scary toys and costumes as the day draws near.