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Hanoi authorities on December 30 launched the pedestrian space in Tran Nhan Tong Street and surrounding areas in Hai Ba Trung District.  The launching ceremony of the new pedestrian space. Photos: The Hanoi Times At the launching ceremony, Chairman of the Hai Ba Trung People’s Committee Nguyen Quang Trung said the opening of the new pedestrian space has been welcoming news for the locals, especially ahead of the upcoming year-end festive period. According to Trung, the Tran Nhan Tong pedestrian space is part of Program No.03 of the municipal Party Committee on urban renovation and economic development during the 2021-2025 period. Over the years, the district has been working on a plan to set up the pedestrian space in Tran Nhan Tong street and surrounding areas to promote its potential in cultural, trade, and tourism development, Trung said.  Locals at the new pedestrian space in Tran Nhan Thong Street.  “The main goal is to create an open space to prom

Hidden away in the Central Highlands, Da Lat plays the cooler cousin to Vietnam ’s seaside destinations. Famous for its countryside charm, Da Lat draws couples, wellness seekers, and outdoor enthusiasts. From September to December, a lot of travel ers flock to Dalat (Lam Dong), where they can visit and check in at the most famous cafes, and the ripening persimmon gardens. This is also the favorite tourism activity at the end of the year. Persimmon gardens: A trendy stop for “GenZ” travel ers and country lovers Photo: Phia Chan Doi According to Zing news, some owners of the persimmon gardens stated that people have been asking when the fruits would ripen, especially young tourists and photographers. Hoang Duc, the owner of “Vuon hong Nha Tom” café, said, “Persimmon is in its riped season right now in Dalat. Many foreign travel ers and domestic tourists have been coming here, and we are much busier than this time last year. There are about 150 – 200 guests during weekda