LIFESTYLE

The Vietnamese Ao Dai has graced the world’s catwalks, acclaimed for its luxuriously elegant appearance as well as its softness and lightness.

Vietnam’s beauty in the early 20th century was featured through photos taken by several foreign photographers in 1915 and 1916.

Despite being the host of the National Tourism Year 2011 with many scenic spots, beautiful beaches and tourist attractions, Phu Yen Province is still having a lot of its tourism potentials untapped.

Thousands of people gathered in Tra Vinh City’s Ao Ba Om area to attend Khmer ethnic Ok-Om-Bok ceremony.

Happy Route is the name of the area that connects the three communes of Ha Giang-Dong Van-Meo Vac in the northernmost province of Ha Giang.

At this time of the year visitors to Hue in central Vietnam are very impressed by light rains falling almost without let-up for days.

When you talk about tourism in the ancient city of Hue, many people will think about the mausoleums of the Vietnamese kings.

Ha Giang Province is famous for Dong Van Geopark which is recognized as a Karst Plateau Global Geopark by UNESCO.

Three Vietnamese students at the Finance Academy of Russia have won scholarships of Potanin’s Charity Fund, one of the most prestigious awards in Russia, for the 2012-2013 year.

Since being recognised as one of the 30 most beautiful bays in the world in 2009, Lang Co Bay has become a very popular stop for both international and local tourists.

Hoi An has been trading with the outside world since almost the 15th century.

The Phu La ethnic minority, who live in the northern province of Lao Cai, still have unique wedding traditions.

Vietnamese Talent Awards 2012 honoured the most outstanding achievements in IT, science and health in each category.

The names of the winners of the Vietnamese Talents Awards 2012 will be made public at a ceremony in Hanoi at 8pm tonight.

Fourteen IT products were selected to be finalists in the Vietnamese Talents Awards.

Sapa has been the landscape of dreams thanks to its magnificent and misty mountains, splendid rice terraced fields, vaporous layers of clouds and snow.

A German-Vietnamese woman has won third prize in the final stage of the Falling Walls Lab 2012 in Berlin.

At first glance, Hanoi is a hornet’s nest of motorbikes. But look beyond the sea of roaring engines and beeping horns and a land of old-world Asian charm awaits.

As winter is approaching, yellow flowers are in full bloom on the outskirts of Hanoi.