What music says about youElectronic music is a kind of new music (in Vietnam) that can reach out to many different people, writes Marianne Brown.
Imposing beauty of Dray Nur waterfallSparkling Dray Nur waterfall in Dak Lak Province has a natural beauty that is shrouded in the mystique of legend.
Stilt houses living monuments to Muong cultureOld houses on stilts or nha san, a cultural attraction of Muong ethnic minorities people, has simple but mysterious beauty.
Xoan singing – A unique, long-standing folk treasureXoan singing is a lively, diversified and very special art form, which holds a rich cultural value.
The peaceful life of Song Tu Tay IslandDaily life of citizens in Song Tu Tay Island on Truong Sa Spratly Archipelago, is quite pleasant and full of joy.
Young man with big, green ideasPham Ngoc Thang, 21, has become well-known in Vietnam for his efforts to save energy and protect the environment.
Vietnam comes out on top at chip design contest in JapanTwo teams from Vietnam National University - HCM City won first and second prizes at the 14th Large Scale Integrated Design Contest in Japan.
Moc Chau: Vietnam’s dairy landMoc Chau Plateau has become a tourist destination, with its wide, grassy fields and farms of dairy cows.
Commemorating the Hung KingsA solemn ceremony to offer incense was held at the Hung Kings’ Temple Relic Complex in Phu Tho Province on April 12.
HomelessBefore you put an ocean and a river between yourself and home, take some time and look at your home. Take a picture and keep it in your mind.
600 young intellectuals to be recruited as communal leadersThe Government has approved a pilot project to recruit 600 outstanding young people to lead commune-level People’s Committees in 62 poor districts nationwide.
German of Vietnamese origin nominated for FDP leadershipGermany's business-friendly Free Democrats have nominated Vietnamese-born Philipp Rösler, 38, to replace outgoing party leader Guido Westerwelle.
Hidden HanoiWhat goes on behind the bland-looking shops in Hanoi’s Old Quarter? To find out, you need to sign up for a tour with Hidden Hanoi.
What's wrong with being Nha Que?I’m going to ask a favor from the Vietnamese people. Can we change this word please?
The secret of the mysterious cemeteryThousands of rock poles are pitched around tombs in a jungle in the ancient Dong Thech cemetery of a Muong ethnic minority mandarin in Hoa Binh.
Ambassadors to compete in a cook-offEight ambassadors stationed in Hanoi will attend a cooking contest in the city on April 2 with their nations’ special dishes.
Vietnam urged to adopt strong talent strategyVietnam has been called on to map out a national strategy on talent to optimise the utility of this valuable resource for national development.
Thuy Vu wins award for Vietnam RevisitedCBS 5 Reporter/Anchor Thuy Vu, Vince Garrido and Greg Marasso have won a First Place National Headliner Award for their documentary.
Vietnam students win 2nd prize in S.E. Asia energy contestThree students at HCMC University of Technology have won the second prize in an energy efficiency contest organised in Singapore.
140-year-old communal house preserves pioneers' legacy in Tay NinhBuilt in the 1880s, Hiep Ninh Communal House is a national historical relic honouring the...
Hanoi ranked world's second friendliest city for serviceHanoi has been ranked the world's second friendliest city for customer service by...
Nha Trang fruit vendor agrees to stop selling in restricted areaA fruit vendor who gained attention for singing the names of fruits in English has agreed...
Dong Thap tourist sites see visitor surgeTourist attractions in Dong Thap Province have seen a sharp rise in visitors in recent...