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The Hanoi International Light Festival 2025 kicked off with a spectacular event that captivated thousands, setting an unforgettable tone for the New Year festivities. This opening spectacle, titled “Light Concert – Welcoming New Year 2025,” served as a mesmerizing prelude to the festival. Presented by the Hanoi administration, Tay Ho District People’s Committee, and the Nhan Dan newspaper, the event seamlessly wove together joy, community, and aspirations for a prosperous future, all while celebrating the rich cultural tapestry of Hanoi. What made this occasion truly groundbreaking was the innovative fusion of cutting-edge drone light technology and the timeless beauty of traditional Vietnamese symphonic music. This symbiotic partnership created a captivating artistic experience that enthralled audiences of all ages. Dang Le Minh Tri, the creative mastermind behind the event, shared with the Vietnam News Agency that this production was an unprecedented endeavor. He described it a...

The Hanoi Ao Dai Tourism Festival’s closing ceremony was a spectacular event, held on the evening of October 6 at the iconic Thang Long Imperial Citadel. The ceremony celebrated the beauty and culture of the Vietnamese Ao Dai, featuring artistic performances, a fashion show, and a tribute to the talented designers who contributed to the festival. Hanoi Ao Dai Tourism Festival 2024 Closing Ceremony: A Celebration of Vietnamese Culture and Fashion. According to Nguyen Hong Minh, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Tourism Department, the festival was a resounding success, with the participation of 150 organizations and individuals. The event showcased 100 booths, including 85 renowned designers and Ao Dai brands from Hanoi and Hue, as well as accessory vendors and travel agencies. Hanoi Tourism Corporation, Vietjet Air, and cultural conservation centers were among those present, showcasing the best of Vietnamese tourism and craftsmanship. “The Hanoi Tourism Ao Dai Festival has ...

In a unique twist to the traditional lacquer painting exhibition, artist Chu Nhat Quang presents his collection, Sacred Marks , in the open air, amidst the ancient architecture of the Thang Long Imperial Citadel. This exhibition, a celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of the Capital, offers a special artistic experience to its visitors. The collection features 52 lacquer paintings, a traditional art form, depicting the landscapes and heritage sites of Hanoi. The subjects of these paintings include iconic locations such as the Thang Long Imperial Citadel itself, the Turtle Tower, Hanoi Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and the One Pillar Pagoda, to name a few. Chu Nhat Quang, the artist behind these paintings, expresses his dedication to the art of lacquer painting and considers this exhibition a first step in a long creative journey. He hopes that his work will contribute to the revival and appreciation of Vietnamese lacquer art. Thanh Chuong, a renowned painter, acknowl...