Festival

The vibrant event is organized to commemorate the Lunar New Year and to entertain both local and international visitors.

Christmas is no more limited to being a Catholic celebration but rather a day of joy for all, brimming with hope for peace, fortune, and a prosperous and delightful existence.

Visitors and tourists in the capital city will be delighted with a vibrant cultural experience, showcasing the rich traditions, folk arts, and traditional crafts of the ethnic groups in Dien Bien.

If effectively utilized, the repurposing of industrial heritage can be a valuable asset, allowing us to pay tribute to our cultural and historical heritage while also generating economic benefits.

The annual "Vietnam-Korea Cultural Friendship Road" festival, which garnered an impressive attendance of over 150,000 spectators in its previous edition, is set to take place on December 2-3.

The purpose of the festival is to honor the traditional cultural values and cuisine of Hanoi while also promoting the city's services and tourism.

The fair, featuring 300 booths, will provide Hanoi residents with a chance to indulge in a wide range of crafts and specialty products from various regions.

Hanoi boasts around 1,300 handicraft villages, yet the majority of their merchandise fails to captivate foreign visitors.

The primary objective of the event is to showcase and promote the rich heritage of traditional craft villages in Hanoi. By doing so, we hope to enhance the tourism experience in the capital, offering visitors a diverse range of cultural offerings. Our aim is to attract both local and international tourists who are interested in exploring the authentic craftsmanship that Hanoi has to offer.