Photo: Linh Trang
Hanoi’s culinary delights, including world-renowned dishes such as pho, bun cha, cha ca La Vong, and Thanh Tri rice rolls, also receive high praise from international travelers.
Photo: Linh Trang
Other cities featured in this year’s rankings include Tokyo, Japan; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Beijing, China; Chicago, USA; Chiang Mai, Thailand; Jakarta, Indonesia; Santiago, Chile; and Buenos Aires, Argentina, among others.
The list also reflects a growing desire among travelers to explore destinations steeped in cultural authenticity and relatively untouched by overtourism. Hanoi, with its unique blend of history, culture, and cuisine, is increasingly becoming an appealing choice on the global travel map.
Hanoi was recently ranked 9th and was the highest-ranked Asian city in Time Out’s list of the top 20 cities worldwide for cultural and artistic experiences.
A Hidden Gem in the Heart of the Capital: Unveiling the 60-Year-Old Market with a Captivating Name and Unique Charm
Nestled in the heart of Hanoi’s ancient quarter, Bac Qua market is a venerable hub brimming with cultural heritage and a testament to the vibrant lifestyle of the city’s residents.
The Ancient Temple: A 60km Drive from Hanoi Hides a Trove of Treasures for Holidaymakers
Over 60km from Hanoi, Chuong Temple (located in Nhan Duc village, Hien Nam ward, Hung Yen city) has been a popular spiritual tourist attraction for many years. With a rich historical background, stunning architecture, and a unique collection of ancient statues, it stands as a must-visit destination for those seeking cultural and religious experiences.
The Heart of Hanoi: A Glimpse into the Past at this Rustic Market
The Nu’a Market is a periodic gathering held in Phu Binh, a commune in the Thach That district of Hanoi. It is one of the few rural markets that have preserved the ancient cultural traditions and customs, with stalls offering a unique array of produce and goods characteristic of the rustic countryside.
The Oldest Food Markets in Hue: A 180-Year-Old Culinary Paradise.
The An Cuu Market, nestled in the heart of An Cuu Ward in Hue City, Thua Thien Hue Province, is a century-old cultural icon. Spanning an impressive 10,000 square meters, this bustling marketplace is a hive of commercial activity, offering a diverse range of goods and a unique shopping experience. From fresh produce and delectable foods to fashionable apparel, household essentials, and exquisite handicrafts – An Cuu Market has something for everyone. The market is strategically divided into specialized zones, making it a convenient and captivating destination for locals and visitors alike.
A Walk Through Hanoi’s Antique Market: A Time-Honored Tradition.
The annual antique fair, held on the intersection of five iconic streets – Hang Cot, Hang Luoc, Hang Ruoi, Cha Ca, and Hang Khoai – is a unique cultural phenomenon in Hanoi. This singular event, taking place on the 20th of the 12th lunar month, marks the arrival of the Tet holiday and the coming of spring.
