Two-fingered boy overcomes adversity and creates wonderful artA 10-year old boy, who was born with only one finger on each hand, has utilised them to create beautiful artwrork.
Ethnic Hmong famous for unique earringsEthnic women in the northwest region are famous for their unique earrings which are traditional forms of art.
B’rau ethnic minority’s unique expression of beauty fades awayB’rau women used to have a very unique way of expressing beauty with giant earrings and tattoos.
Hue among Vietnam’s largest tourist drawTourism surveys showed Hue City is welcoming a higher number of foreign visitors than the same period of 2009.
The way children play in mountainous regionsThe games children play in Vietnam’s mountainous region are different than that of most children.
Hanoi's finest park making a comeback while fighting the needleOne of Hanoi's most legendary parks has undergone a massive upgrade but needle use remains rampant.
In photos: Nghe An's stunning Sao Va WaterfallNghe An Province boasts a stunning waterfall which is expected to lure visitors and become a major tourist attraction.
In photos: Hanoi winter blossomsAs winter arrives, fields of colza flowers in suburban areas of Hanoi blossom, creating full of yellow colours.
Secretive tradition of fire dancing in Ha Giang ProvinceFire dancing is one of the most thrilling traditional arts performed by young men in Ha Giang Province.
Le Van Ba, the Ray Kroc of Vietnamese sandwiches, dead at 79Le Van Ba, who died of cancer at the age of 79, was the patriarch of a creative and industrious clan that includes his wife and their five sons and four daughters.
Vietnam’s ancient bronze history bookCau Khong Tu ky is the oldest and largest bronze book found in Vietnam so far.
Giving thanks from far awayExpats often soak in the holidays they grew up celebrating by gathering together and recreating it with a twist from the place they now call home.
Hoping for a bridge to cross stunning Pieng Lao StreamStunning Pieng Lao Stream plays a significant transportation role but locals dream of having a bridge.
Vietnam’s greatest honour for leaders in science and technologyVietnamese Talents Awards 2010 winner, Prof. Dr. Dao Tien Khoa, shared his thoughts and jubilation with DTiNews.
Vietnames Talents Awards honours distinguished agricultural scientistThe winner of Vietnamese Talents Awards 2010 considers the prize the most prestigious in his scientific career.
Vietnamese Talents Awards 2010 connects science and technologyThis year's awards honoured outstanding scientists and delivered the first prize to the IT field with a strong scientific influence.
Vietnamese Talents Awards open with a bangThe Vietnamese Talents Awards 2010 began tonight with the attendance of key figures in Vietnam.
In photos: All the action at Tam Giang Lagoon’s floating marketA floating market at Tam Giang Lagoon in the central Thua Thien-Hue Province features unique and exciting activities of local fishermen.
Elegantly missing the pointDavid Cornish finds out whether Hanoi Elegance 5 lives up to its name as he sends foreign visitors there to see how it fares.
Peaceful images flood sky as storks take flight in Lao CaiBat Xat District in the northern Lao Cai Province is recently having its sky filled with hundreds of storks arriving to nest.
Vietnamese travellers drive 22,000km from Hanoi to ParisA group of Vietnamese travellers has completed a 22,000-kilometre overland journey from...
Tram Chim turns flood-season traditions into tourism experiencesVisitors to Tram Chim National Park in Dong Thap Province can experience traditional...
Remote Ha Giang mountain village draws visitorsPhung Village in northern Vietnam is attracting growing numbers of travellers with its...
Airbus A330 makes first landing at Phu Quoc AirportThe first Airbus A330 wide-body aircraft has landed at Phu Quoc International Airport,...