A street for scholars
Tet is fast approaching and the festivities have already begun, but some people are still busy hustling about trying to prepare for the holiday.
Tet traditions bring tourists to central region despite slow year
Many tourists are traveling to avoid the winter in their home countries and to see and enjoy a vibrant Vietnamese Tet.
Full blooms look nice but not for growers
The effort to transport harvests south adds to the hurt of failed harvests for growers.
Vietnamese Tet paintings
In the past, when the Lunar New Year approached, Tet folk paintings were seen everywhere, from the rural markets to urban streets.
Soaking in the Tetmoshpere
Although this will be my first time experiencing Tet, I can't help but to share in the joy and excitement I see.
Banh mi Doner Kebabs, Hanoi
In Hanoi the typical banh mi is a pedestrian fried egg or pâté sandwich with a few slices of cucumber or a light smearing of chili sauce.
Tourists flocking to Sapa for Tet
Hotels in Sapa cannot meet the demands of the large number of tourists during the Tet holidays.
Hang Luoc – Hanoi’s oldest Tet flower market
In the past, Hang Luoc street only sold flowers for Tet, but nowadays, flowers are only one of the various items at Hang Luoc flower market.
A different blossom for Tet
Many people buy banana blossoms for their homes that are sold along National Road 4D stretching from Sa Pa to Lao Cai city.
Happy to be blue
Plug in the guitars and set up the drums, I have found a spot in Hanoi that makes me feel groovy.
La dong's future at Trang Cat
Can 'la dong' fields be maintained at Trang Cat when many other crop plants are more productive and profitable?
Falling blossoms hurt growers
This year peach blossoms are in early bloom that saddening the growers.
Stunning blossoms in Sa Pa
Ancient peach blossom trees in the area at the foot of Hoang Lien mountain are in full bloom under the spring sunshine.
Tet spirit alive and visible on Hanoi's streets
Roads in Hanoi are more crowded and people a little more rushed to prepare for Tet.
Vietnam through the lens of a French
Photos featured in the Vietnam - Travelling Diary exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City by French photographer Isabelle Aragon.
'Tet' trees flood Can Tho's streets
Many kinds of yellow mai, bonsai trees and pottery products have been on massive display along the streets in Can Tho.
Life with snakes
Many people fear snakes but in Vinh Son Village, they make a living from them.
Tough year for kumquat and peach blossom growers
Kumquat and peach blossom growers have had a difficult year as weather will not permit a successful harvest.
Vietnam's largest casino could be a risky venture
The opening of the Crowne Casino in Danang provides a glimpse into what could be the future of tourism for this city.
Smoking ban hasn't changed a thing
Now that there is a ban on public smoking, how will it work?
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