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Hanoi’s culinary scene is renowned for its delicious offerings, and the locals will eagerly direct you to the Hanoi Old Quarter for the best culinary experiences. Among the myriad of dishes, pho , the traditional Vietnamese beef noodle soup, is a standout. In the Hanoi Old Quarter, pho takes on a unique flavor that is hard to replicate elsewhere. A Noodle Soup Haven The iconic pho bo is a harmonious blend of beef, flat rice noodles, and a fragrant, steaming broth. Photo: The Hanoi Times Hanoi Pho has gained international acclaim and has been recognized as National Intangible Heritage. This distinction not only elevates the status of the dish but also establishes a framework to safeguard and promote pho recipes and the culture surrounding it. A survey conducted by the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports across 18 of the city’s 30 districts revealed 700 pho restaurants that met stringent food hygiene and safety standards. Hoan Kiem district boasts the highest nu...

Strengthening Vietnam – Denmark Ties Through Culture and Art Vietnam-Denmark Partnership: Advancing Sustainable Energy Master Planning The discussion aligns with Vietnam’s development priorities and the broader context of the comprehensive partnership and green strategic partnership between the two nations. Bilateral cooperation is thriving across all sectors, notably in the strategic areas of climate and the environment. This is evidenced by significant collaborative frameworks, including the strategic partnership in climate change, energy, the environment, and green growth (2011), the comprehensive partnership (2013), and the green strategic partnership (2023). The Vietnamese diplomat further suggested that the Danish Parliament and Government continue to foster an enabling environment for the Vietnamese community in Denmark to act as a vital bridge in fostering bilateralsection with the host country’s parliament and government, emphasizing the importance of the Vietn...

The walking event took place along Nguyen Van Huong Street in Thao Dien Ward, Thu Duc City, an administrative district under Ho Chi Minh City. The fundraising walk gathered Nguyen Van Dua, former permanent deputy secretary of the municipal Party Committee; Nguyen Thi Quyet Tam, former deputy secretary of the municipal Party Committee and chairwoman of the municipal People’s Council; and many other officials in the city. The second edition of the walkathon this year was organized on a bigger scale than its previous iteration, said vice-chairman of the Thu Duc administration Nguyen Ky Phung. More than VND18 billion (US$742,000) was raised in the event and will be used to fund social welfare programs of which poor people will be the main beneficiaries, he added. Among the first finishers, Thu Suong revealed that her five-member family joined the walkathon which she described as a truly meaningful and humane event. “Our family has beautiful memories this morning,” Suong said. The eve...