Vibrant Tourism Activities Thrive in Hanoi During Holiday Season

Rewritten Article:

(Hitting the streets of Hanoi during its upcoming festivities is going to be a blast! Here's a sneak peek at what you can expect:)

Hanoi's Fiesta: A Weekend to Remember

Hanoi, Vietnam, is pulling out all the stops and welcoming tourists with open arms during the national holiday commencing on April 30. In store for visitors are a mix of mouth-watering cuisine, pulsating performances, and immersive experiences that promise to make this trip one for the books.

Kick off your Hanoi adventure with the tastier side of its culture at Thong Nhat Park's culinary festival, featuring regional favorites and delectable delights for the foodie in you. Or, treat your eyes to the vibrant street performances around Hoan Kiem Lake on May 1.

Art enthusiasts can feast their eyes on the "Hanoi in Me" exhibition, running until May 5 at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, while history buffs can dive into at heritage tours of the city's historical and cultural landmarks. The city's parks, such as Thong Nhat and Yen So, are abuzz with sports and recreational activities, ranging from running and cycling to yoga, traditional games, and more.

The City's Vibe-Up: A Greener, Smarter, and Safer Hanoi

The Hanoi Department of Tourism, partnering with local businesses and organizations, has launched a green tourism promotion campaign, aiming to be friendlier to the environment and boost safety and traffic management. Meanwhile, public spaces have been revamped to provide a more pleasant experience for visitors.

A new public art installation, "Revival," has made its debut at Co Tan Garden near the Hanoi Opera House, adding a touch of whimsy to the city's beautification efforts. And for those yearning for a soul-stirring immersion into Hanoi's cultural tapestry, innovative tourism products like cultural experiences, eco-tours, and wellness retreats will be up for grabs.

Other city highlights, such as the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and the Temple of Literature, are already must-visit destinations for taking in Hanoi's historical and cultural richness.

Aside from these, the city will be offering travelers a few extra perks. During the holiday, visitors paying their respects to President Ho Chi Minh at his mausoleum can sip on free water, milk, and bread.

(So, grab your suitcase, pack your adventure spirit, and prepare to weave your way through the exciting mosaic that is Hanoi during the national holiday season. Whether you're exploring the city's cultural heritage, immersing yourself in its vibrant traditions, or savoring its scrumptious cuisine, this weekend is shaping up to be one you'llremember for a lifetime. )*

(Remember, art installations like "Resurrection" and the Cowboy Town Festival at Bao Son Paradise Park are not to be missed! )*

Visitors on Hà Nội's pedestrian streets around Hoàn Kiếm Lake. - VNA/VNS Photo

(Sources: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5])*

([1] https://www.vietnamplus.vn/hanoi-to-introduce-a-series-of-green-and-safe-tourist-products-during-liberation-day-holidays-3979769975881660067.htm, [2] https://www.vietnamplus.vn/hanoi-unveils-public-artwork-at-co-tan-flower-garden-3977069875877710004.htm, [3] https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g298142-Activities-c10-Hanoi:Vietnam_North.html, [4] https://www.vietnamalsotravel.com/news/hanoi/hanoi-attractions, [5] https://www.vietnamalsotravel.com/news/hanoi/hanoi-cultural-attractions) )

During the upcoming national holiday in Hanoi, you can experience a blend of culture, entertainment, and sports, offering a journey filled with memories.
At Thong Nhat Park, indulge in a culinary festival showcasing regional specialties to satiate your foodie cravings.
Witness the lively street performances around Hoan Kiem Lake for immersive experiences that capture the spirit of Hanoi.
Art enthusiasts can visit the "Hanoi in Me" exhibition at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, while history buffs can embark on heritage tours.
In the city's parks, participate in a variety of sports, yoga, or traditional games for an active lifestyle experience.
As part of a green tourism promotion campaign, Hanoi aims to provide a more enjoyable and eco-friendly visit for tourists.
In 2025, travelers can rejoice as they enjoy free water, milk, and bread while paying their respects to President Ho Chi Minh at his mausoleum.