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Former Con Dao prisoners honoured

Former Con Dao prisoners honoured

President Truong Tan Sang has presented the title “Hero of the People’s Armed Forces” to a collective of revolutionaries who were once detained in the offshore Con Dao Prison.
Slippery snacks of Vietnam

Slippery snacks of Vietnam

Although these creatures may seem unappetizing to many, worms have long been served in both food and drink in Vietnam.
Disadvantaged people, patrons honoured in Hanoi

Disadvantaged people, patrons honoured in Hanoi

The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, and the Association for the Support of Vietnamese Handicapped and Orphans jointly host a meeting to honour outstanding people with disabilities, orphans and patrons.
Cool Tet snacks do the trick

Cool Tet snacks do the trick

It is a tradition among many Vietnamese families to make trôi and chay cakes to celebrate Tet Han Thuc, which falls today on the lunar calendar.
Flower embalmer keeps blooms fresh

Flower embalmer keeps blooms fresh

It's a shame to watch the most beautiful flower specimens wilt and fade. But for one man this is not a problem. He became a flower embalmer and nurtures the secret of keeping petals fresh for years.
Vietnamese junior pianist recognised in Italy

Vietnamese junior pianist recognised in Italy

Vietnamese Nguyen Viet Trung is among three junior competitors to win a place at the Piano Academy Eppan, in South Tirol, Italy, known traditionally as the home of famous master classes since the 1950s.
Back to basics

Back to basics

With both beaches and mountains, the country’s biggest Buddha statue and the Phat Diem Cathedral -- immortalized by Graham Green in The Quiet American -- Ninh Binh Province has become a staple on the Vietnam tourist trail.
Chua Thay Pagoda

Chua Thay Pagoda

The home of Vietnamese water puppetry, Kim Megson makes the short trip to Chua Thay Pagoda, a 900-year-old shrine to the monk Tu Dao Hanh.
Boating and more in Ben Tre

Boating and more in Ben Tre

Phung Island is the long strip of green in the Tien River below the arch of Rach Mieu Bridge. Like most of Ben Tre Province, it’s dotted with houses and covered with coconut trees.
Making our way up Mount Fansipan

Making our way up Mount Fansipan

Mount Fansipan is only half as tall as Mount Everest. Yet this mountain, perched at the eastern edge of the Himalayan range in Vietnam’s uppermost Lao Cai province, is hardly an easy climb.

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