Ba Dinh Square is a sacred space that every Vietnamese citizen dreams of visiting at least once. It houses some of the most beautiful and meaningful architectural works in the capital and across the country.

This morning, a national ceremony was held at the National Conference Center to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Hanoi's liberation.

Apartment prices in the primary market in Hanoi soared to VND69 million per sq m in the third quarter of 2024. With an average income of VND7 million per month, Hanoians need 50 years to save to buy a VND4 billion apartment.

Hanoi is not perfect, but Hanoi in 2024 is way better than Hanoi in the 2000s. And with a promising plan and a generation eager to contribute and change society for the better, Hanoi in 2034 might progress even further.

From October 9 to 13, the Nhan Dan (People) Newspaper is hosting an interactive exhibition at its headquarters, featuring 3D imaging technology to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Hanoi's liberation.

Hanoi’s Ba Dinh Square, Trang Tien Plaza, and other key landmarks are captured from unique perspectives, offering a fresh look at the heart of Vietnam’s capital.

Experience the beauty and charm of Hanoi through 10 unforgettable moments that showcase the city’s unique blend of tradition, culture, and timeless appeal. From autumn leaves to quiet cafes, Hanoi’s essence is captured in every season.

The 17th “Bui Xuan Phai: For the Love of Hanoi” Awards were presented at a ceremony held at the Temple of Literature in the capital city on October 8, with the Grand Prize honouring architect Hoang Dao Kinh.

More than 500 rare artifacts, spanning Vietnam's ancient Bronze Age to the Nguyen dynasty, are currently showcased at the Hanoi Museum, offering visitors an in-depth exploration of the nation's rich cultural heritage.

Hanoi boasts a range of large-scale modern projects across various sectors, with 10 buildings standing out as prime examples of architectural achievement.

The Vietnam Military History Museum, located in Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi, with over 150,000 artifacts and four National Treasures, is scheduled to open on November 1.

The Open Dragon Boat Race 2024 is scheduled to kick off at West Lake in Hanoi on October 13 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Hanoi's Liberation Day (October 10, 1954 - 2024).

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From Ba Dinh Square to the Temple of Literature, explore how Hanoi's historic sites not only define the city's skyline but also its identity, resonating through generations.

The projects have been put into operation in time for the capital city’s 70th anniversary of the Liberation Day.

As Hanoi commemorates 70 years of liberation, the city is embarking on a transformative journey, focusing on circular and innovative growth to secure a sustainable future that aligns with global development trends.

The "Cultural Festival for Peace" kicked off in Hanoi on October 6, bringing together 8,000 participants for a large-scale live reenactment of the capital’s liberation.

This year’s Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival, running from October 4 to 6, celebrates the beauty of Vietnam’s traditional dress with numerous engaging events, including a stunning Ao Dai Carnival, art shows, exhibitions, and design competitions.

In celebration of the 70th anniversary of Hanoi's liberation, the city has been transformed with festive banners, posters, and flowers, paying tribute to the historic day when the capital was freed 70 years ago.

Hanoi’s People’s Council has approved the creation of the Hanoi Public Administrative Service Center, which will manage administrative procedures and promote digital transformation, streamlining services for residents and businesses.