The programme aims to honour the capital’s cultural and historical values, foster patriotism, and introduce new tourism products, helping reinforce Hanoi’s image as a safe, friendly, and attractive destination.

By early afternoon, several key roads in Hanoi were paralyzed with kilometers of congestion.

Hanoi will restrict vehicles on three major routes from August 28 to September 5 for the 80th National Day exhibition.

The exhibition highlights 80 years of contributions from the science and technology, postal, and telecommunications sectors, focusing on three key pillars: science and technology, innovation, and digital transformation.

The capital continues to see robust tourism growth, fueled by cultural events and international arrivals.

Hundreds gather early along Hanoi's streets despite the weather to secure spots for tonight’s military parade rehearsal.

Heavy rain turns Ecohome complexes into isolated “islands,” stranding cars and families.

On August 20, the Hanoi People's Committee issued Official Letter No. 4697/UBND-KT to implement Resolution No. 17/2025/NQ-HDND regarding the attraction of strategic investors.

Thousands of square meters of flowers and grass were trampled or stolen, raising concerns ahead of Vietnam’s 80th National Day.

Floods hit Hanoi after prolonged downpours, prompting widespread use of water pumps and emergency responses.

Heavy overnight rain submerged major roads across Hanoi, stranding commuters and forcing many to work remotely amid rising water levels.

Storm Kajiki (Typhoon No. 5) caused massive flooding across Hanoi on August 26, leaving nearly 40 locations submerged, traffic paralyzed, and daily life thrown into chaos.

Nine festivals, crafts, and culinary practices from Hanoi join Vietnam’s intangible cultural heritage list.

This year’s National Day holiday is expected to bring a record number of domestic and international tourists to Hanoi, where visitors can explore not only historic landmarks and cultural sites but also the captial city’s rich culinary heritage.

Bus operators in the capital and the Hanoi Metro One Member Limited Liability Company will provide free rides for residents and visitors during the celebration of the 80th anniversary of National Day (September 2).

From August 30 to September 2, passengers can travel free on all subsidized bus routes and metro lines during the 80th National Day holiday.

Six locations across the capital will light up the skies on September 2 to mark the 80th anniversary of Vietnam’s National Day.

The press centre for the exhibition on 80 years of national achievements was inaugurated in Hanoi on August 22, a tribute to the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2).

The Hanoi People’s Committee has issued an official dispatch, asking its departments and agencies to review and develop incentives to attract strategic investors.

The capital is transformed with vibrant red and yellow decorations, stirring pride for the 80th anniversary of independence.