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Scrap bus turned into a cafe

Scrap bus turned into a cafe

An abandoned bus in Hanoi's Ha Dong District has been turned into an environmentally-friendly cafe and attracts lots of customers.
HCM City ‘surprisingly new’ in New York Times story

HCM City ‘surprisingly new’ in New York Times story

“For a place with so much history – decades of wartime and occupation have left their scars – Ho Chi Minh City feels surprisingly new,” the New York Times Style Magazine starts in a recently-published story about the “vibrant,
Lakes in northern provinces new tourist attraction

Lakes in northern provinces new tourist attraction

Bắc Kạn and Tuyên Quang provinces are creating a tour that will take visitors to Ba Bể Lake in Bắc Kạn, the country’s largest natural lake, and the Na Hang – Lâm Bình Nature Reserve in Tuyên Quang.
Tuyen Quang's Na Hang Reservoir offers stunning landscapes

Tuyen Quang's Na Hang Reservoir offers stunning landscapes

Lying in the furthest district of the northern mountainous province of Tuyen Quang, Na Hang Reservoir of the Tuyen Quang Hydropower Plant offers visitors a stunning view of green mountains, impressive caves and waterfalls, and clear emerald water.
Vietnam welcomes over 1.6 million foreign visitors in October

Vietnam welcomes over 1.6 million foreign visitors in October

According to the General Statistics Office, October was the first month that the number of international visitors to Vietnam reached over 1.6 million, bringing the total number of international visitors to Vietnam in the first ten months of 2019
Da Nang hosts Smart City Summit 2019

Da Nang hosts Smart City Summit 2019

The third Smart City Summit 2019 is taking place in central Da Nang city on October 23, co-organized by the Da Nang City People’s Committee and the Vietnam Software and IT Services Association (VINASA).
New findings of ancient capital Phu Xuan announced

New findings of ancient capital Phu Xuan announced

Scientists and researchers have announced a new series of findings of Phu Xuan, the ancient historical capital of the Nguyen Lords and Tay Son Dynasty, in the present-day central province of Thua Thien-Hue.
Cao Bang promotes tourism development

Cao Bang promotes tourism development

Cao Bang, a border mountain province with many historical relic sites and beautiful landscapes, has defined border trade and tourism the two economic spearheads for its future development.

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