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The cultural activities are aimed to bring a deeper understanding of the ferocity of the aerial bombing during the war while hailing the solidarity of people in Hanoi in building the capital city from damage. The artifacts on display themed “Dien Bien Phu in the air battle shown at Ho Guom Cultural Information Center in Hanoi’s downtown. Photo: Lao dong Thu do Specifically, a film screening entitled “Hanoi-Dien Bien Phu Victory in the Air, December 1972” and a photo exhibition with the theme “Dien Bien Phu in the air battle” will be held at the Ho Guom Cultural Information Center, No.2, Le Thai To Street, Hoan Kiem District until December 25. In addition, a photo exhibition with 50 black-and-white documentary photos on the “Hanoi-Dien Bien Phu in the Air” campaign, showing the losses and sufferings of Hanoians during the fierce battle, will last until December 25 on the sidewalk of the pedestrian space surrounding Hoan Kiem Lake. Another exhibition, called “Hanoi 12 D...

These tea hills have no longer been a “mystery” to most people, as visitors can easily find their way to the most gorgeous, charming, and alluring tea hills and get lost in the peaceful atmosphere just like you are stepping into a movie. 1. Cau Dat Tea Hill, Dalat Photo: Pham Kim Nhan Talking about tea hills, young travel ers will often think of the beautiful Cau Dat tea hill, which is located in Dalat. This is the place where many people and couples in love choose to have one-of-a-kind photographs taken with an amazing natural background. This place is filled with green tea clusters, and tourists can also see the small houses with brown roofs in the distance, which reminds us of a scene in the famous movie, “The Little House On The Prairie.” There are also tall and powerful wind power towers standing on the hills that make the scenery even more astonishing. The best time to visit Da Lat is from October to March next year when the weather is cold and does not rain muc...