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Thep Xanh Nam Dinh secured their spot in the knockout stage of the tournament with a dominant 3-0 win over Lee Man on Wednesday. With this victory, they have booked their place in the next round and currently sit at 11 points. It was a fast-paced start for the home team, who quickly overwhelmed their opponents. Despite a few missed chances early on, midfielder Lucas Silva broke the deadlock with a clinical finish from just outside the penalty area in the 12th minute. The hosts then settled into a comfortable rhythm and controlled the tempo of the game. Lee Man struggled to build meaningful attacks and couldn’t find a way past Thep Xanh Nam Dinh’s solid defense. In the 29th minute, confusion in Lee Man’s defense allowed Nguyen Van Vi to set up To Van Vu, who scored the second goal for the home team. Just before halftime, striker Nguyen Xuan Son converted a penalty, giving Thep Xanh Nam Dinh a comfortable 3-0 lead going into the break. A thrilling moment in the match between ...

Quoc Oai, also known as Hanoi’s Western Region, is a renowned destination for its cultural and spiritual heritage and its peaceful retreat for those seeking to escape the city. Just an hour’s drive from Hanoi, visitors can immerse themselves in community-based tourism and nature. The district offers a unique blend of semi-mountainous terrain and a fresh climate, boasting pristine lakes, winding roads, and charming hillside homes. One such example is the Homely Land Guesthouse in Dong Xuan Commune, which combines modern architecture with serene nature. With 11 guest rooms and six tents, it offers a peaceful escape, including a piano and pool table for entertainment. For those seeking a more traditional experience, Kana Hill Homestay provides a distinctive atmosphere with its handcrafted wooden guesthouses and modern design. The host’s hospitality shines with steaming cups of tea made from flowers grown on the premises, offering a soothing escape from life’s worries. The district also...

Hanoi is at the forefront of developing its night-time economy, launching new services to attract more visitors to the capital. The city is tapping into its unique cultural offerings and historical landmarks to create a vibrant and captivating night-time experience. Dao Ngoc – Ngu Xa in the Ba Dinh District, recently designated as a city-level tourist destination, is one such example. This area offers exciting and distinctive experiences for both domestic and foreign visitors. One of its key features is the incorporation of Hanoi’s subsidy period into the design of the space, including a movie-theater-like event area with department stores and trams as backdrops. It evokes a sense of the country’s special historical periods. The “Truc Bach Night” is a highlight, with specially designed theme shops and Tram Line No. 6 – the “Hanoi Street Museum.” Each of the four trams showcases a typical culinary theme of Hanoi and Vietnam, such as rice paddy, vermicelli noodles, and kitchen cupboar...

The Magic of Ben Thanh Market at Night When the sun sets and darkness envelops the city, Ben Thanh Market illuminates the streets with its vibrant lights, creating a haven of relaxation, comfort, and pure joy for tourists. Constructed from 1912 to 1914 on a 13,000 square meter area, Ben Thanh Market has become a symbol of Ho Chi Minh City and a popular tourist attraction in the southern metropolis. One evening, around 9:00 pm, a group of visitors descended upon Ben Thanh Market in District 1, seeking a delightful snack after a day of exploration and shopping in the city. The owner of a sweet soup stall called Be Che (Little Sweet Soup) shared that her stall typically operates from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm every day. However, on that day, she decided to keep her shop open to cater to the night-time visitors. With a cheerful smile, she introduced the various types of sweet soups offered at her stall, explaining that the sweetness of these soups brings joy to eaters and can be savored a...

Located approximately 40 km away from Hanoi’s city center, Duong Lam Ancient Village in Son Tay Town is often referred to as a precious gem or gold mine for tourism in Vietnam’s capital city. A hub of creative spaces A foreign traveler took a photo at artist Tan Phat’s lacquer studio in Duong Lam Ancient Village, Son Tay Town, Hanoi. Photo courtesy of the artist  According to Le Dai Thang, the deputy chairman of Son Tay Town People’s Committee, the town has witnessed tourism development in recent years, with the introduction of various new models and destinations such as Son Tay Ancient Citadel Pedestrian Zone, Khai Nguyen Pagoda, Mang Son Temple in Son Dong Commune, Son Tay Temple of Literature in Duong Lam Commune, Doai Creative, and Phat Studio in Duong Lam Ancient Village. The town also boasts luxury resorts like Tomodachi Retreat – Lang Mit or Glory Resort. However, Duong Lam has managed to retain its ancient characteristics. Many Duong Lam locals have chosen...

The Van Phuc Diplomatic Compound at 298 Kim Ma street in Hanoi will host the annual event. Over 150 booths of embassies based in Vietnam, as well as foreign cultural centers and agencies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will be featured. Visitors can expect traditional and international dishes, as well as souvenirs and crafts from Vietnam and various foreign countries. The event will also include art programs, fostering cultural exchanges and mutual understanding between nations while showcasing Vietnam to international friends. Additionally, there will be charitable events aimed at raising funds to support those in need, specifically poor individuals residing in mountainous and remote areas. The post International Food Festival: A Feast for Gastronomy Lovers in Hanoi appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .