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A Hanoi spring fair is displaying a variety of specialty farm produce as part of the lead-up to 2014 Lunar New Year celebrations.

Flower traders from the Mekong Delta have been steering their boats towards various canals in HCM City to display their goods.

The heart-shaped Phu Quoc island of Vietnam ranked third in the list of best winter trips 2014, according to the U.S.-based National Geographic Traveler magazine.

Zodiac animal-shaped trees, especially the horse, for 2014, have been selling very well in the markets despite expensive prices.

The American Business Insider Magazine has recognised Vietnam’s Son Doong cave system as one of the world’s 12 most impressive.

Peach growers in Hanoi's Nhat Tan village are earning large profits taking pictures of young people who want to be photographed in front of flowers.

Organisers of the country's longest festival, the Huong (Perfume) Pagoda Festival, expect to reap the benefits of recent improvements made to appeal to more tourists.

The following is a list of some of the most typical snack foods that have become a part of winter in Hanoi.

These days, people and soldiers on Truong Sa Islands are busy making preparations for Tet.

The US-based food website Daily Meal continues its culinary tour of the world with its first-ever roster of the 101 Best Restaurants in Asia, which honours five Vietnamese restaurants.

This time of year cherry trees blossom in the Central Highlands city of Dalat, creating a beautiful scene.

Vung Tau province is not only renowned for its beautiful beaches, but also some of Vietnam’s best dog races hosted by the Lam Son Racecourse.

Hubpages.com has unveiled a list of top ten friendliest nations in the world, including Vietnam.

A new record was set in the history of vintage buildings, when two ancient houses and a lake were recently recognised by the Vietnam Book of Records (VietKings).

The PM has just recognised 37 items as national treasures, including the "Em Thuy" painting and the Bronze Drum at Hung Kings' Temple.

Six more streets in Hanoi’s Old Quarter will be zoned off for walkers every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night from January 2014.

Residents in HCM City, the country’s biggest economic hub, had the chance to enjoy a spectacular fireworks display lighting up the city’s sky when the clock struck twelve.

The traditional royal ceremonies that took place during the Nguyen Dynasty have been re-introduced for Tourism Week in Hue Citadel.

State President Truong Tan Sang emphasised Da Lat’s 120-year history as a leading tourist destination when addressing the December 27 launch of the Da Lat Cultural and Tourism Week and the fifth Da Lat Flower Festival.