Located on Hang Tre street, “Linh Tra Quan” is inspired from the style of Hoi An town of Quang Nam province with walls painted in yellow and lanterns. The shop is spacious, airy and quiet.

Quang Phu Cau commune in Ung Hoa outlying district of Hanoi has been well-known for its traditional incense making handicraft.

A special art program titled "Shining of the sacred dragon land", praising the tradition of Thang Long - Hanoi, showed the dramatic transformation of the civilized land during its 1,010 years, the development of a heroic capital city, a metropolis for peace and of creativity.

In the event named "The story of street" recently organized by Hanoi Old Quarter Management Board, Hanoi people and foreigners admired a collection of Ao Dai (Vietnamese long traditional dress) for civil servants and students. This is a contemporary fashion collection created on traditional materials and through it, locals and visitors can see the eternal vitality of the heritage.

The jewelry craft in Hanoi’s Dinh Cong Village has been famous for its long history. Braving the Covid-19 pandemic, artisan Quach Van Hieu is doing what it takes to preserve the traditional trade.