No space? No problem. Anywhere can be a restaurant in Hanoi
HANOI — Twenty years ago, Nguyen Hong Van opened her restaurant in an alleyway close to her home. From the outside looking in, it really doesn’t look much. The criteria
HANOI — Twenty years ago, Nguyen Hong Van opened her restaurant in an alleyway close to her home. From the outside looking in, it really doesn’t look much. The criteria
HANOI — The 2019 Japan Cherry Blossom Festival will come to Lý Thái Tổ Park beside Hoan Kiem Lake in Hà Nội on March 29-31. The festival should coincide with
Many Vietnamese, especially in the north, honor their dead with reburials. normally three years after their loved ones are first laid to rest.
In Vietnam’s “incense village,” dozens are hard at work drying and whittling down bamboo ahead of the busy lunar new year holiday.
Crispy, fried and packed full of worms: Hanoi’s “cha ruoi” ragworm fritters are a winter foodie favorite in the Vietnamese capital, but the deep-fried delights are not for the squeamish.
Ten months ago, a badminton friend announced to our Viber group that Cebu Pacific had a budget fare to Hanoi, Vietnam. Twenty-two of us signed up.
In Hanoi, French-built railroad tracks have become a hotspot for tourists seeking the perfect Instagram selfie, and for cafe owners serving up hot coffee and cold beer.
Mirror space is at a premium at a bar on the edge of the Old Quarter. But only on one particular night.
Vu Thi Khoa washes her dishes in a plastic basin outside her home using water from a makeshift hosepipe.
In a darkened theatre in central Hanoi, a wooden dragon emerges from a pool to the sound of cymbals crashing in a traditional water puppet show that lures hundreds of
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