Việt Nam News

With Culinary Director of Fusion Resort Cam Ranh P.J. Bosman

The Australian Association of International Schools Games (AISA Games) will be held at the Australian International School (AIS) in HCM City from November 16-18 with the participation of more than 300 athletes.

Thác Bờ Temple and Thác Bờ Cave are the must-see attractions while visiting Hòa Bình Lake -- one of Việt Nam's largest man-made reservoirs, known as a "miniature Hạ Long Bay" in the mountainous region.

Ola Hale celebrates culture and pays tribute to the beauty of nature, and represents warmth, hospitality and the spirit of “Ohana”, or family.

Long Châu Island is a stunning and untouched island that is also home to a lighthouse that was built more than 100 years ago.

While modernised áo dài designs are prevalent, Trạch Xá still boasts several households dedicated to preserving the ancestral art of creating ancient Vietnamese costumes, such as the áo dài ngũ thân - the traditional five-flap long dress.

Đinh Thị Thanh Hoa, founder of the HannahEd Scholarship for Vietnamese students, which has helped almost 3,000 people abroad, speaks with reporter Trương Khánh Linh about the challenges in her work and dedication to empowering young aspiring scholars.

With Executive Chef Dương Việt Anh of Hyatt Regency West Hanoi

It is the first time scriptwriter Lê Hoàng's play has been staged in Hà Nội and it also marks the first collaboration between Hoàng, Lực and LucTeam.

VeJo has made it their mission for meat eaters to add vegetables to their diet, at least for a meal or two a week, and to go from there.

Hoàng Mạnh Chiến, a young blacksmith, is among the few individuals in Việt Nam who possess the skill to create legendary Damascus steel. This type of steel is renowned for producing exquisite, expensive, and rare handmade knives.

Over the past 200 years, the ancient house in the central province of Thanh Hóa has stood the test of time, retaining its original structure and witnessing various significant historical milestones of the nation.

For the people of Quất Động, embroidery represents far more than a means of making a living. It is a source of pride, a link to their heritage, and the pursuit of artistic excellence.

With baker Nguyễn Huỳnh Lâm Khánh Vinh

Newly discovered Sơn Nữ Cave in Quảng Bình Province brings huge potential for tourism in the region, but also poses challenges in protection and tourist safety

Việt Nam has great potential in developing its handicraft industry - the wide range of materials of an agricultural country, the high skills of artisans that have been fostered through generations, and the cultural diversity of the 54 ethnic communities all play a big part, says Lê Bá Ngọc, vice chairman of the Việt Nam Handicraft Exporters Association (Vietcraft).

Việt Nam’s culture and history are as rich as its food, its future as bright as the smile on Chef Peter’s face as he embraces the opportunity to engage with diners, explaining the ingenuity and intention of the culinary journey through the country upon which they’re embarking.

Artist Đỗ Xuân Tuyển has been recreating images of the homeland, wishing to spread the love for the homeland, the sense of community, and the bond of family, especially as these emotional values are gradually fading away as society develops.