LIFESTYLE

Not many people know about Ia Nhi Waterfall in Gia Lai Province, a sleeping beauty in the jungle.

Cua Tung Beach is regarded as the nation’s ‘Queen of Beaches’, attracting many tourists who come to experience its beauty.

Quang Ngai has a peaceful combination of rivers, mountains and waterfalls together with many old relics and architectural works.

Farmers in Yen Bai Province are fighting against nature to raise their crops on the terraces of Khau Pha Mountain Pass.

People are busy preparing for the Doan Ngo Festival, one of the most popular traditional festivals celebrated in the country.

A Vietnamese student living in Poland has earned an award of a literature contest for child authors.

The central coastal town of Hoi An is just 10 kilometres in radius, making it ideal for bike use.

When summer arrives, lotus flowers are in full bloom and lotus flowers in Hue have their distinctive scenic beauty that cannot be found elsewhere.

Two Vietnamese students from the Vietnam National Academy of Music have gloried in the Val Tidone International Music Competition in Italy.

Suoi Mo (Dreamy Stream) in Bao Loc City, Lam Dong Province, is a great spot for a romantic trip.

Built in the early 20th century by the French, Debay wine cellar in Ba Na resort (Danang city) has a unique architectural style in Vietnam.

David Nguyen, a Vietnamese student in the US has been granted a scholarship from Gates Millennium Scholars Programme founded by billionaire Bill Gates.

The UNESCO presented a certificate to Vietnam, recognising the Ho Dynasty Citadel as the World Cultural Heritage.

If you are on a journey from the South to the North, when passing Tuy Phuoc District in Binh Dinh Province at Ba Di Bridge, you are fortunate enough to witness the stunning Cham Towers in the distance.

Thousands of local people and tourists gathered to enjoy the traditional Open Horse Race in Lao Cai Province.

In the lead up to this year’s horse racing festival in Lao Cai, racers have been travelling to highland villages to search for horses.

The Shaw Prize and the Kavli Prize have both gone to Dr Jane X. Luu, a senior Vietnamese-American scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Lincoln Laboratory, and her colleagues.

Authorities in HCM City are considering a project to preserve Cho Lon, known as China town, in order to build it up as a tourist attraction.

Vietnam will likely receive a record number of foreign tourists and foreign-currency turnover this year, according to a report.