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The ongoing exhibition, “ Tet Ty : A Celebration of the Snake,” offers a captivating exploration of this majestic creature’s symbolism and significance in Vietnamese culture. Running until January 3 at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, the exhibition features 80 diverse artworks by the talented G39 group, a fitting tribute to welcome the new year. The Tet Ty art exhibition showcases a diverse range of artworks, creating a vibrant and captivating space. This exhibition is a celebration of the snake, a powerful symbol of wisdom and renewal, as well as a fond farewell to the passing year. Showcasing the works of 16 renowned artists, including Binh Nhi, Vuong Linh, and Le Thiet Cuong, the annual event presents a unique perspective on this fascinating creature. The artworks on display are a testament to the artists’ mastery of various media, including oil, gouache, do paper, and acrylic, as well as sculpture and ceramics from Huong Canh and Bat Trang. While some pieces, such a...

Despite the chilly weather, the festive cheer of Christmas warmed the streets of Hanoi as residents headed out to celebrate and enjoy the holiday spirit. Hanoi’s youth capture memories on Hang Ma Street, capturing the essence of Christmas Eve in the Hoan Kiem District. Photo: Hong Quang / Tuoi Tre As the clock struck 5:30 pm, the Hoan Kiem District transformed into a bustling hub of activity, with vibrant lights and festive decorations illuminating the area. Among the crowd was Robert R. Besner, a Canadian tourist, who shared his delight in experiencing the wonderful Christmas atmosphere that Hanoi had to offer. Besner, along with his wife and their three children, embarked on a 14-day journey through Vietnam. Their itinerary included exploring the picturesque Ha Long Bay in Quang Ninh Province and the enchanting town of Sa Pa in Lao Cai Province, with their journey commencing on Wednesday. The family plans to return to Hanoi to ring in the 2025 New Year, joining the ci...

Hanoi invites locals and tourists alike to immerse themselves in the vibrant Spring Flower Markets, offering a unique blend of shopping, cultural exploration, and entertainment from January 8 to 28, 2025. It’s a joyous celebration not to be missed! Hanoians and visitors flock to the Spring Flower Market, not just for the diverse flora and unique decorations but also to immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere that comes only once a year. Capture the essence of Hanoi’s cultural heritage through this vibrant market experience. Photo: Rosie Nguyen The Hanoi People’s Committee has planned a colorful spectacle with flower markets sprouting across the capital, showcasing an array of vibrant flowers, traditional crafts, and more. It’s a celebration of nature and Vietnamese culture rolled into one, and it’s all taking place in the heart of this historic city. Stroll along the charming streets of Hang Luoc, Hang Ma, Hang Khoai, Hang Ruoi, and Phung Hung Mural Street in the ...