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The upcoming exhibition, organized by the Management Board of Hoa Lo Prison Relics, commemorates 25 years since UNESCO recognized Hanoi as a City of Peace. This event celebrates French architectural landmarks in Hanoi, now part of Vietnam’s national heritage. Attendees will explore iconic sites such as the Grand Palais, formerly an exhibition and trade fair complex; 90 Tho Nhuom Street (formerly Jean Soler Street), where Tran Phu penned the Draft of the Political Platform; and 5D Ham Long Street (formerly Dourdart de Lagreé Avenue), where the first Communist cell was established. The exhibition will also showcase Hanoi’s rich history through images of landmarks like the Opera House, August Revolution Square, Lang Fort, Ba Dinh Square, Dong Xuan Market, Hoa Lo Prison, Long Bien Bridge, Hanoi Railway Station, Bach Mai Hospital, and the iconic Hanoi Flag Tower. It promises to be a comprehensive journey through the city’s architectural and cultural heritage. Don’t miss this opportunity...

Sustainable travel is a growing trend among Vietnamese travelers, with 75% inspired to adopt more sustainable practices while on their journeys, leading to a more engaged and mindful lifestyle. An impressive 94% intend to make their trips in the coming year even more environmentally conscious. Foreign travellers exploring Hoi An Ancient Town, Quang Nam Province, by bicycle. Photo: Nguoi Hoi An As Booking.com ‘s Sustainable Travel Report 2024 highlights, green travel is becoming increasingly popular among locals. The accommodation platform has revealed six mindful travel destinations for 2024, chosen by travelers for their commitment to sustainability: Ha Giang Province, Danang City, Hoi An Ancient Town, Quy Nhon City, Song Cau Town, and Ho Chi Minh City. Nestled in the coastal province of Phu Yen, Song Cau Town captivates visitors with its untouched beaches and quaint fishing villages. This charming town offers a glimpse into local life, featuring historic lighthouse...