Upstreaming to Choi WaterfallLying on Luoi Hai Mountain, Choi Waterfall is the diamond of Cu Dong Commune, Thanh Son District, Phu Tho Province.
Amazing rocky walls in Cham IsletWhen touring Cham Islet, you are bewitched by splendid landscapes with wonderful sandy beaches, forested hills and the glorious clear, blue sea.
Sand dunes in Quang Binh ProvinceThe sand dunes in Quang Binh often remind people of blazing sun, hot, dry westerly wind from Laos, but they also create wonderful landscapes.
Vietnam’s first Asian record recognisedThe Asia Book of Records’ general director presented the Asian record certificate to a Vietnamese craftsman for his stone-made dragon statue.
Pa Then women's costumeVisitors to Ha Giang and Tuyen Quang provinces will enjoy the colourful costumes of women from the Pa Then ethnic minoirity.
Co Tu ethnic people harvest their fieldsThe Co Tu ethnic people of Quang Nam Province are now harvesting their golden rice fields.
Flat-lining on Vietnamese tonesThe word that most crops up when you ask expats in Vietnam about their level of Vietnamese is “plateaued”.
In photos: Dao ethnic girls charm in traditional costumesDao ethnic girls in the northern province of Lao Cai reveal their true beauty through their attractive traditional costumes.
Touring Ba Na in a different perspectiveTaking a tour of the peak of Ba Na Mountain, visitors often follow a designated route that takes in the Linh Ung Ba Na Pagoda.
Quang Liem crowns chess victory at Spice CupVietnamese grandmaster Le Quang Liem, the world number 25 with an Elo rating of 2717, crowned the championship title at the Spice Cup on October 25.
Ha Thanh Bronze brings pride to Vietnamese sportPhan Thi Ha Thanh’s bronze at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships marked a major step forward for Vietnamese sport.
Suoi Da - a wonderland of rocksSuoi Da or Rock Stream in Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province is suggested as a fascinating weekend getaway for adventurous tourists.
Ghenh Rang – memories of history and tragedyA tour to Quy Nhon is not complete without a visit to a national relic – the grave of poet Han Mac Tu in Ghenh Rang Hill.
Hanoi student enters World Rubik’s Cube semi-finalsNguyen Tai Duc has reached the semi-finals in the first World Rubik’s Cube Championships held in Bangkok, Thailand, from October 14-16.
Floating on the deltaEvery visitor to Can Tho will inevitably spend at least a morning at Cai Rang floating market, symbol of the Mekong Delta’s largest city.
Exploring wildlife at Xuan Thuy National ParkXuan Thuy National Park in the northern province of Nam Dinh was declared Vietnam’s first Ramsar site in 1989.
ACCA honours Prof. Dr Vuong Dinh HueA rare honour was bestowed on Prof. Dr. Vuong Dinh Hue, Minister of Finance for his contribution to Vietnam's accounting profession.
Vietnamese folk music revival in HanoiEvery night at 7pm there is a performance of Ca Tru at the traditional house located at 87 Ma May Street.
Jaquelyn Ngo, Vietnamese-origin painter of genius in AustraliaAt the age of six, Jacquelyn Ngo’s paintings amaze art professors by their colours and energy.
Football chairman to compete at World Entrepreneur awardVietnamese businessman Doan Nguyen Duc will represent Vietnam at the Ernst & Young Global Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
Noi Bai Airport expects 125,000 passengers on holiday peak dayVietnam's largest northern airport is preparing for a sharp rise in passenger traffic...
Sun PhuQuoc Airways launches direct Hanoi-Seoul, HCM City-Seoul routesSun PhuQuoc Airways (SPA) has launched direct Hanoi-Seoul and Ho Chi Minh City-Seoul...
Tourist climbs beyond safety barrier for cliffside photosA female tourist ignored safety warnings and climbed onto a high sea cliff near Hon Lon...
Haiphong weighs cameras to monitor tourism on Lan Ha BayHaiphong City is considering installing surveillance cameras on Lan Ha Bay to monitor...