LIFESTYLE

Secondary student Ho Thi Hieu Hien has just won special prize in the Japan International Film Contest for Asian Children.

Fishermen by day, musicians for mass, many have joined with Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church orchestra in Quat Lam Town.

Hanoi is preparing for Tet by transforming the headquarters into a place of lights and decorations.

Visitors to Sapa at this time will be welcomed by the enthralling sight of the cherry blossoms blooming early this year.

Christmas is one week away, and the festive atmosphere can already be seen and felt everywhere in Hanoi.

President Ho Chi Minh’s will, the oldest professor, an unconventional musician and other items will be honored as records on December 18 in Ho Chi Minh City’s Rex Hotel.

Visitors to the ancient town of Hoi An can now have a thrilling experience at a local fishing village through a fishing tour.

The exciting atmosphere of Christmas has filled the streets from Hanoi to HCMC with striking colours and decorations.

A 10-year old boy, who was born with only one finger on each hand, has utilised them to create beautiful artwrork.

Ethnic women in the northwest region are famous for their unique earrings which are traditional forms of art.

B’rau women used to have a very unique way of expressing beauty with giant earrings and tattoos.

Tourism surveys showed Hue City is welcoming a higher number of foreign visitors than the same period of 2009.

The games children play in Vietnam’s mountainous region are different than that of most children.

One of Hanoi's most legendary parks has undergone a massive upgrade but needle use remains rampant.

Nghe An Province boasts a stunning waterfall which is expected to lure visitors and become a major tourist attraction.

As winter arrives, fields of colza flowers in suburban areas of Hanoi blossom, creating full of yellow colours.

Fire dancing is one of the most thrilling traditional arts performed by young men in Ha Giang Province.

Le Van Ba, who died of cancer at the age of 79, was the patriarch of a creative and industrious clan that includes his wife and their five sons and four daughters.

Cau Khong Tu ky is the oldest and largest bronze book found in Vietnam so far.