LIFESTYLE

Top ten young entrepreneurs of Ho Chi Minh City will receive the “Best young businessman” award 2010 at a ceremony on October 1.

The Moon is at its brightest of the year tonight, and the Mid-Autumn Festival is in full force across the country.

The Mid-Autumn Festival atmosphere has arrived and can be seen on the roads and in towns all over Vietnam.

A teacher in Danang received a special prize for the best foreign writer in a French literature contest.

The improved economic climate has seen many Vietnamese who studied overseas have better career prospects upon their return.

Viet Ha explores the secrets of one of Vietnam’s most treasured exports, soya sauce.

Some of Vietnam’s greatest beauties came together to pose in the traditional ao dai, a symbol of the nation.

The renowned collector Pham Duc Si is exhibiting his stunning collection of rare Hang Trong folk paintings in Hanoi.

In anticipation of the upcoming anniversary, the city welcomed international media to join in the celebrations.

A cultural-tourism village highlighting Vietnam’s ethnic groups will open on September 19 in Hanoi.

Ho Thi Hieu Hien, a 6th year pupil in Da Nang City, won first prize at the 39th Universal Postal Union International Letter-Writing Competition

The Hmong ethnic group in the northern province of Dien Bien celebrate the country’s National Day with as much zeal as Tet holiday.

Hanoi’s food culture is intriguing in unusual respects, even after eight years of residency here, writes Mark Lowerson.

DTiNews was among the first to visit and take pictures of the newly-opened and breathtaking Paradise Cave in Vietnam.

The Hotel Metropole Hanoi holds invaluable historical significance in the development of the capital city.

Enjoy the pure beauty of Co Tu ethnic people in a photo series taken from the highlands in Quang Nam Province.

An 11 year old boy with good English skills has become an familliar interpreter for foreign visitors to his hometown in the Mekong Delta province of Tra Vinh.

Out with the old and in with the cold, it's time to say goodbye to summer in Hanoi, writes David Cornish.

Vietnamese-American David Duong has spun gold from American trash.