Two teams of Vietnamese university students have been recognized at the – 5th Virtual Design World Cup – for their innovative architecture, bridge and city designs using BIM/CIM &VR technologies.
The San Chi consider their worship books and pictures their most valuable assets. They use them in specific rites and prayers for every important event.
The Vietnam Department of Cultural Heritage reported that tug-of-war which is a common folk game across the entire world, had been recognised as a UNESCO intangible heritage.
HCM City Medicine and Pharmacy University (HMPU) and the University Hospital have recently presented an honorary doctorate to Erich Johann LeJeune, President of the German ‘Heart for Heart’ Foundation for his charitable contributions to the Vietnam health sector.
More than 300 young people from ASEAN countries and Japan aboard the Ship for Southeast Asian Young Programme will arrive in Ho Chi Minh City on November 17 as part of their 40-day trip to explore the participating countries.
The province of Phu Yen has found fame and started to attract visitors after its landscapes were featured in the local hit, Toi Thay Hoa Vang Tren Co Xanh.
A photo competition themed "Landscape and people of the northern moutainous region" is exhibiting in Cao Bang Province the 173 best photos chosen from 2,290 entries.
Twenty-nine young students have embarked upon a two-month cultural journey across Southeast Asia and Japan as part of the – Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Program (SSEAYP).