LIFESTYLE

The winner of Vietnamese Talents Awards 2010 considers the prize the most prestigious in his scientific career.

This year's awards honoured outstanding scientists and delivered the first prize to the IT field with a strong scientific influence.

The Vietnamese Talents Awards 2010 began tonight with the attendance of key figures in Vietnam.

A floating market at Tam Giang Lagoon in the central Thua Thien-Hue Province features unique and exciting activities of local fishermen.

David Cornish finds out whether Hanoi Elegance 5 lives up to its name as he sends foreign visitors there to see how it fares.

Bat Xat District in the northern Lao Cai Province is recently having its sky filled with hundreds of storks arriving to nest.

The unique festival, which commemorates a legendary folk hero, has been recognised as a world intangible cultural heritage.

Da Lat City is home to one of the ten most bizarre houses in the world as voted by the Chinese People’s Daily.

A 312-year-old Chinese fig tree in Hue has been recognised as a heritage tree.

18 IT products have been chosen to compete in the final round of the upcoming Vietnamese Talents Awards 2010.

A team of four undergraduate students at RMIT Vietnam has brought home an international prize for their business plan to start an anti-plastic trend in the country.

A group of young staff at the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technologies has shown initial success in researching and manufacturing a picosatellite.

Three Vietnamese female scientists won scholarships under the L'Oreal-UNESCO Awards for Women in Science.

One day, four bowls of pho, how much slurping can one person do? Quite a lot, as it turns out in the Vietnamese capital.

The Northwestern region of Vietnam boasts stunning natural scenery with its small villages scattered around.

The beautiful images of the 1,000th birthday of Hanoi remain deep inside the hearts of many overseas Vietnamese.

29 young Vietnamese people will attend the 37th Ship for Southeast Asian Youth Programme 2010.

A Hanoi of the past centuries was on display through old photos at an exhibition entitled "Hanoi in the past” at the Hanoi Museum.

Amidst all the grandeur and events were tourists, eager to participate but overwhelmed at the lack of organization.