News & Travel Updates
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Hanoi after dark: Busy streets, bright lights, and night markets (4K)
Explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter in Vietnam on a nighttime walking tour through busy streets lined with illuminated shops, cafés, and roadside market stalls. The scene…
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Hanoi to put Vietnam Culture Day 2026 on 50,000-seat stage
The main event is a November 24 evening show at My Dinh National Stadium, expected to draw about 50,000 spectators. Full story: https://en.vietnamplus.vn/hanoi-to-put-vietnam-culture-day-2026-on-50000-seat-stage-post354953.vnp
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Vietnam Airlines launches direct Ahmedabad–Hanoi flights
New International Connection Opens Between Gujarat and Vietnam Travellers from Gujarat now have a new direct international flight option as Vietnam Airlines has officially launched…
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Extreme Vietnamese street food in Hanoi, Vietnam – egg coffee, snails & worms + bun cha in Hanoi part 2
A food tour through Hanoi, Vietnam, features local specialties such as egg coffee, grilled snails, silkworm dishes, and bun cha. The experience highlights the variety…
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Hanoi promotes design in handicrafts
VTV.vn – Incorporating modern creative design techniques is helping traditional handicrafts gain value, reach wider markets and compete more effectively. Hanoi is promoting this approach…
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Where To Eat In Hanoi, From Egg Coffee To A Heritage Banquet
Here’s a guide to where to eat in Hanoi from street food to Michelin recognized restaurants to an elaborate traditional banquet. Full story: http://www.bing.com/news/apiclick.aspx?ref=FexRss&aid=&tid=6ae61547c2804ee790b0fa8cdd37646a&url=https%3a%2f%2fwww.forbes.com%2fsites%2fkailayu%2f2026%2f10%2f31%2fwhere-to-eat-in-hanoi-from-egg-coffee-to-a-heritage-banquet%2f&c=12745347151049248110&mkt=en-us
Hanoi is the capital city of Vietnam. As it rapidly modernizes, it continues to retain its rich history and culture. You can visit an ancient temple or shop at a megamall.
Halong Bay is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can go on a cruise or relax at the beach. Day trips from Hanoi are available if you don’t want to spend a night.
Sapa is located in the north of Vietnam, about a six hour drive from Hanoi and near the border with China. You can trek through the rice paddies or take a cable car to the top of Mount Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam.
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