In the heart of Hanoi's Hoan Kiem district lies the Old Quarter, a culinary haven that captivates the senses and enthralls the hearts of foreign visitors with its simple yet delectable street food offerings. The aromatic flavors and vibrant atmosphere of this quaint neighborhood encapsulate the essence of Hanoi's rich cultural heritage, offering a gastronomic journey like no other.
When not cruising Halong Bay, it can be a romantic idea to just enjoy the evening by spending time at the waterfront venues. The choice of nightlife in Halong Bay is limited but there are a few interesting places to visit. In such a gorgeous setting it's really not hard to spend a night to remember for a long time.
Shopping in Hanoi is most famed for its traditional markets and narrow shophouses, but there are a growing number of flash boutiques and shopping malls offering a wide range of international brands, as well as dining and entertainment options. The best thing about shopping in Hanoi is that you can do it all on foot, with many streets dedicated to specific trades.
This is particularly true in the Old Quarter, where Silk Street and Silver Street still retain their particular trades after hundreds of years. Whether you are looking for gimmicky souvenirs such as Vietnamese farming hats or a hand-made silk evening gown, we have compiled a list of great places to shop in Hanoi.
India will spearhead the cause of cooperation among Global South nations, focusing on fostering alliances and knowledge exchange between emerging economies. By emphasizing collaboration, India aims to drive development and economic growth, uniting the Global South and empowering its nations to thrive through shared knowledge and partnerships.
The International Buddhist Confederation celebrated the recognition of Pali as a classical language by the Centre, an occasion that marked the 'Abhidhamma Divas'.
India is on the cusp of becoming a powerhouse for engineering talent, especially in the semiconductor industry, according to a recent report. The country is poised to become a major player in the global semiconductor market, with a vast talent pool that is set to meet the industry's growing demands. With a strong focus on education and an ever-growing tech sector, India is well-positioned to be a key supplier of skilled engineers, ready to take on the challenges and innovations that the semiconductor industry demands.
President Mohamed Muizzu of the Maldives underscored India's pivotal role as a technological powerhouse and innovator as his own nation stands poised at the precipice of a digital transformation.
