LIFESTYLE

Flowers can be seen virtually everywhere in anticipation of Tet. Beautiful flower markets have been setup from the countryside to the city.

They may look like models but their training in ancient martial art “Wushu” often leaves them bruised and cut from swords and lances.

The Lunar New Year is a special event filled with tradition, history, joy and celebration, writes David Cornish.

The effort to transport harvests south adds to the hurt of failed harvests for growers.

In the past, when the Lunar New Year approached, Tet folk paintings were seen everywhere, from the rural markets to urban streets.

Although this will be my first time experiencing Tet, I can't help but to share in the joy and excitement I see.

In the past, Hang Luoc street only sold flowers for Tet, but nowadays, flowers are only one of the various items at Hang Luoc flower market.

Plug in the guitars and set up the drums, I have found a spot in Hanoi that makes me feel groovy.

Can 'la dong' fields be maintained at Trang Cat when many other crop plants are more productive and profitable?

Photos featured in the Vietnam - Travelling Diary exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City by French photographer Isabelle Aragon.

The unexpected victory of Vietnamese college students at a Hollywood film festival has inspired a sequel and hopes for more recognition.

Many kinds of yellow mai, bonsai trees and pottery products have been on massive display along the streets in Can Tho.

Ngo is believed to be the highest-ranking Vietnamese-American officer on any major U.S. police department.

Kumquat and peach blossom growers have had a difficult year as weather will not permit a successful harvest.

The opening of the Crowne Casino in Danang provides a glimpse into what could be the future of tourism for this city.

Research undertaken by women scientists has made an important contribution to the country’s renovation process, said a national committee on scientific prizes.

Now that there is a ban on public smoking, how will it work?

A reporter of the Labor Newspaper, has won the fourth prize of the World Photography Gala Awards 2010 for his photo named “Harvest Season.”

A DTiNews reader shares stunning images of Hmong children.