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Hanoi, a city steeped in millennia of culture, celebrated its rich heritage this morning [October 6] as part of the “Cultural Festival for Peace.” The event commemorated the 70th anniversary of the city’s liberation and the 25th anniversary of being bestowed the title, “City for Peace.” The Hanoi Times reporters Duy Khanh, Pham Hung, Thanh Hai, and Lai Tan take you on a journey through this vibrant celebration, showcasing the city’s historic significance. You may also like Hanoi’s Festival of the Ao Dai: A Cultural Celebration to Inspire and Promote Tourism This autumn, Hanoi is set to celebrate the iconic ao dai, a timeless symbol of Vietnamese cultural identity. The city will host a series of cultural events, honoring the traditional dress and its enduring appeal, while also attracting tourists eager to immerse themselves in this rich cultu...

Hanoi is gearing up for a series of momentous celebrations, with a recent meeting led by Chairman Tran Sy Thanh focusing on the upcoming 70th anniversary of the city’s liberation and the 25th anniversary of its recognition as a “City for Peace.” These events hold great significance for the city and its people. Chairman Tran Sy Thanh of the Hanoi People’s Committee, a key figure in the city’s preparations for the upcoming celebrations. (Source: Hong Thai/The Hanoi Times) Uniting the People of Hanoi Hanoi’s Director of Culture and Sports shed light on the “Cultural Festival for Peace,” a grand celebration marking two important milestones in the city’s history. Scheduled for October 6th, the festival will take over the Ly Thai To Flower Garden and Hoan Kiem Lake Pedestrian Zone, bringing together 10,000 participants and spectators from all walks of life. The festival program has been meticulously planned, with the municipal government gathering input and finalizing the de...