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Thanh Ha enters the peak lychee harvest season

These days, farmers in Thanh Ha Commune, Hai Phong, are busy harvesting lychees during the peak harvest season.
Awakening value of Dong Mon Ca Tru

Ca Tru is a traditional and unique art form in the north of Vietnam. From the cradle of Ca Tru in the northern coastal region, the Dong Mon Ca Tru tradition is being steadily and strongly revived.
Cao Quy field – A thousand-year-old historical relic in Hai Phong

Journey back through time and encounter the thousand-year-old remains at the Cao Quy Stake Field in Luu Kiem Ward, Hai Phong, where the echoes of the historic Bach Dang River continue to resonate through the centuries.
Hai Phong residents join hands to promote the city's tourism

During the festival season and the peak summer tourism period, many residents of Hai Phong are helping to promote the image of the city through their friendliness, hospitality, and pride in their hometown.
Gao Alley preserves a chapter of Hai Phong's revolutionary history

Located at 61 Ly Thuong Kiet Street in Hong Bang Ward, Gao Alley was once a key link in the Party's overseas liaison network, receiving some of the earliest revolutionary documents sent back to Vietnam in the late 1920s.
Preserving the legacy of Chu Dau’s ancient ceramic heritage

After enduring countless ups and downs and the vicissitudes of history, the renowned Chu Dau ceramic tradition, once thought to have been lost, has been remarkably revived.
Unique pair of heritage trees at Tru Khe Communal House

In the Tru Khe communal house campus, Kien An ward, Hai Phong city, 2 heritage trees over 300 years old associated with the history of the communal house are preserved by the people as spiritual cultural symbols.
Early-season lychee orchards enter harvest season

Early-season lychee orchards in Ha Dong are heavy with rosy-red fruit as farmers bustle through the harvest, bringing joy, prosperity, and hopes for a better livelihood.
Timeless imprints on ancient stone bridges of Xu Dong

The ancient stone bridges in Xu Dong not only connect riverbanks but also preserve historical and cultural imprints, as well as the craftsmanship and ingenuity of generations past over hundreds of years.
Red flamboyant season in Hai Phong City

When May returns and the first summer winds bring the salty warmth of the sea, many people find themselves thinking of Hai Phong, the city of red flamboyant.
A temple that holds two annual festivals in Hai Phong

Phu Xa Temple in Dong Hai ward, Hai Phong City is a place to worship Hung Dao Dai Vuong Tran Quoc Tuan and the loyal female general Bui Thi Tu Nhien, so every year it holds two traditional festivals that attract many local residents and visitors.
Unique traditional procession festival at Cao An Phu Temple

The palanquin procession at Cao An Phu Temple is a unique traditional ritual in the festival commemorating An Sinh Vuong Tran Lieu.
Gen Z brings Red Flamboyant Festival to life through digital storytelling

Not only immersing themselves in the festival, Gen Z in Hai Phong are also spreading the image of the Red Flamboyant Festival through videos, photos and digital content.
2026 Red Flamboyant Festival features renowned artists and a modern stage

Bringing together a lineup of renowned artists and a modern stage, the Red Flamboyant Festival – Hai Phong 2026 promises an explosion of emotion and excitement.
Hai Phong temple recognised for Asia-record stone walls engraved with Buddhist swastika symbol

The swastika motifs above represent auspiciousness and form part of the 32 auspicious marks associated with Gautama Buddha, signifying wisdom, virtue and compassion attained through enlightenment.