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The French-style mansion at No 65 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street once used to be proud of many artist generations in Hanoi.

Hue, the capital of Vietnam’s last feudal rulers, the Nguyen Dynasty, has long been known for royal palaces and tombs but also has hidden charms to offer tourists. - VnExpress International

Instead of demolishing a 100-year-old French villa, Thua Thien - Hue province plans to hire Nguyen Van Cu to relocate the villa to preserve it.

There is a pagoda where the two values of village culture and Buddhism are intertwined. A place that boasts the beauty of both landscapes and spiritual culture. A place with the traditional architecture of pagodas in the Red River Delta. It is Tieu Dao Pagoda in Giang Cao village, Bat Trang commune, in Hanoi’s Gia Lam district.

The Vietnamese city took inspiration from Singapore as well as China’s tree planting methods. Jul 8th, 2021 For years, Hanoi — like Vietnam in general — has prided itself as the land of noodles, coffee, and motorbikes. At other times, it’s been compared to the Philippines for its limestone islands, Indonesia for its rice terraces, or Thailand for its Buddhist sites, which remain popular tourist spots just as much as they are religious locations. Still, through all the things Hanoi is constantly being associated with, being a city of trees seems like the last thing people remember abo...