The splendor of Hoàng Su Phì's terraced paddy fields

Located in Hà Giang Province, Hoàng Su Phì District has a total area of 3,700 hectares of rice terraces. Aside from being a natural wonder, the fields are a reflection of the hard work and inventiveness of local ethnic groups.

K-pop singing contest launched

Vietnamese people of all ages will have a chance to participate in a singing contest held in the country's big cities.

Exhibitions commemorate War Invalids and Martyrs Day

HCM City is launching two exhibitions honouring soldiers and people who devoted their life to protect and build the nation as a part of its celebration to mark the 75th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27).

Việt Nam seeks to quicken recovery of international tourism

Despite improvement seen in the first quarter of the year, the pace of international travel recovery remains slow since mid-March when Việt Nam reopened its borders to international tourism, according to the Việt Nam Tourism Association.

New book examines 1945 famine that killed two million people

A brainchild of the Sự Thật (Truth) National Political Publishing House and Omega Plus Company, "Nạn Đói năm 1945 ở Việt Nam: Những Chứng Tích Lịch Sử" (1945 Famine in Việt Nam: Historical Evidence), was compiled by Vietnamese Professor Văn Tạo (former Rector of Việt Nam History Institute) and Japanese Prof Futura Motoo (Chairman of Japan’s Southeast Asia Studies Association).

Artist creates work from old fabrics and clothes

Artist Võ Trân Châu uses only environmentally-friendly materials such as fabrics and second-hand clothes. Việt Nam News reporter Nguyễn Bình spoke with her about making ready-to-use products and her career in contemporary art. 

Bouncing back

Despite a huge rise in the number of tourists visiting Vietnam, some hotels, restaurants and struggling to cope. This is because many are short of staff to deal with the new demand.

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