A photo exhibition featuring images of Hanoi from 1967 to 1975 taken by world-renowned German photographer Thomas Billhardt is being held at the Manzi Exhibition Space at No. 2 Hang Bun lane and at the Manzi Art Space on 14 Phan Huy Ich street. 

On display across the exhibition are 130 black-and-white photos and colourful images taken by Thomas Billhardt during his six trips to the nation between 1967 and 1975.

To mark the occasion, the Goethe Institute and Nha Nam Media And Cultural Joint Stock Company are to release a photo book titled 'Hanoi 1967-1975'.

The exhibition provides viewers with an honest look at life in Hanoi from 1967 to 1975, with an unfiltered view into the daily activities of local people.

Photos taken of the Vietnam War in the late 1960s serve to put Thomas Billhardt on the world photographers list.

Furthermore, a series of talks with German photographer Thomas Billhardt will take place this October, in addition to film screenings. The exhibition is scheduled to last until November 15.

Here are some notable images from the exhibition.

An image taken on Hang Dao street in 1975

Children gather at the Hang Day stadium in 1975.

Children playing in Ly Thai To square

The Hang Day stadium in 1975 is packed with cheering football fans.