The thousand-year-old cultural heritage city and skyscrapers in Hanoi

Hanoi is growing more and more, many urban areas, roads, and skyscrapers are springing up close together. At the same time, cultural values ​​are still preserved and conserved.

Hoan Kiem Lake (Sword Lake), the heart of the capital, is brilliantly beautiful on autumn days in October. Hoan Kiem Lake is a natural freshwater lake located in Hoan Kiem district, the center of Hanoi. Previously, the lake was also called Luc Thuy Lake (because the water is green all year round). The name Hoan Kiem appeared in the early 15th century, associated with the legend of King Le Loi returning the magic sword to the magic turtle. Photo: Lam Thanh.

Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ba Dinh Square and the National Assembly Building. This is an extremely important and sacred area not only for Hanoi but also for the whole country. Every day, thousands of people come to Ba Dinh Square to have fun, while the National Assembly Building is where the most important issues of the country are decided. Photo: Le Hieu.

Hanoi Flag Tower, an architectural heritage remaining from the Nguyen Dynasty ( started construction in 1805, completed in 1812). The flag tower architecture includes three floors of base and a column body, considered one of the symbols of the beloved city of Hanoi. Currently, the traditional architecture is preserved and conserved over the years. Photo: Le Hieu.

Not only does it have a series of extremely valuable architectural heritages. Hanoi is also the capital of a thousand years of civilization, Hanoi culture converges the crystallization and quintessence of cultures from all regions of the country. Hanoi's system of tangible and intangible cultural heritages is rich, diverse and imbued with the identity of the people of Trang An. In the photo, Hanoi recreates the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of the Capital (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2024) on the banks of Hoan Kiem Lake. Photo: Viet Thanh.

Hanoi is also one of the leading localities in the country in building a civilized lifestyle and a new cultural family. Many foreign journalists, writers, photographers, etc. have come to Hanoi. The good impression of a “Capital of human dignity”, a “City for peace ” has sparkled in their works. Photo: Quang Vinh.

It can be said that Hanoi culture with its tangible and intangible cultural values ​​has become a symbol of Vietnamese culture. Hanoi - the heart of the country, the city of peace is known for its thousand-year-old cultural quintessence . Photo: Le Bich.

Culture creates the premise for Hanoi to develop more and more modernly, so along with preserving traditional architecture, the value of hundreds and thousands of years. Nowadays, many places in Hanoi are planned and built systematically, bearing the appearance of a modern urban area, worthy of the position of the Capital. In the photo are a series of high-rise buildings on the western axis of Hanoi. Photo: Viet Niem.

Hanoi's transport network is also focused on, connecting with many neighboring satellite economic development areas and the entire North. In the photo is the Thang Long Avenue area connecting with many localities in the West and Southwest of Hanoi. Photo: Ngoc Tu.

Modern intersection of Tran Duy Hung - Pham Hung - Thang Long Avenue. Constructions and high-rise buildings are mainly planned in the West and Southwest of Hanoi. Photo: Le Hieu

The inauguration of Hanoi's second urban metro line Nhon - Hanoi Railway Station is an event that many Hanoians are looking forward to. After more than 10 missed deadlines and thousands of billions of dong in capital increase, the metro line promises to change the face of the capital's traffic, bringing many conveniences to the people. Photo: Pham Hung.

Another project in Hanoi that came into operation on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of the Capital is the Hanoi Children's Palace. The project has an investment of more than 1,300 billion VND with a modern and friendly architectural style. The project is located in the development center of Cau Giay district, where many skyscrapers, offices and apartments are built close together. Photo: Ngoc Tu.

The Vietnam Military History Museum, which is about to be inaugurated, is a project with many meanings in terms of landscape, culture and history. It preserves many historical artifacts about the tradition of fighting and heroic sacrifice to protect the Fatherland of our army and people in the two resistance wars against the US and France. The project has an investment of 2,500 billion VND and will be put into operation in early November this year. Photo: Pham Hung.

The National Convention Center area and the core development area of ​​Thanh Xuan and Cau Giay districts... are home to many modern urban areas and roads. Photo: Ngoc Thanh.

A developed urban area in Hoang Mai district. Photo: Le Hieu.

Keangnam Building is the tallest building in Hanoi (336 meters) on Pham Hung Street. Next to it are a series of other skyscrapers. Photo: Viet Niem.

Many bridges in Hanoi have also been built in recent years, typically Nhat Tan Bridge. Nhat Tan Bridge is the largest cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam, built with a total investment of more than 13,626 billion VND, among a total of 7 bridges spanning the Red River. The bridge is considered a new symbol of Hanoi city with 5 cable-stayed spans symbolizing 5 city gates, and also symbolizing 5 peach blossoms of Nhat Tan peach village. In the photo, people welcome U23 Vietnam back home after winning the runner-up position of U23 Asia. Photo: Le Hieu.

Thanh Nien Street (also known as Co Ngu) at sunset. This is an area that has changed little over the years. Looking at the photo, you can see that the most developed area is still the West and Southwest of Hanoi. Photo: Le Hieu.

A modern Hanoi at night, photo taken in Cau Giay district adjacent to Thanh Xuan district. Photo: Le Hieu.

Hanoi - Hai Phong Expressway sparkles in the street lights. This is a 105 km long expressway, the most modern expressway in Vietnam with 6 lanes, 2 emergency lanes, connecting Hanoi with the region's growth poles such as Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, Hung Yen, Hai Duong... Photo: Le Hieu.

It can be said that with what is available, this is the premise for the beloved Capital to increasingly develop, become unique and outstanding in all aspects, in all fields. Photo: Le Hieu.

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