Việt Nam News

With baker Trần Quỳnh Chi from The Warm Oven CS

Hồng Đức Thanh, who is now based in Norway, is the creator of many artworks that have stunned art enthusiasts. Most of his paintings are performed on thin, light porcelain products with an elegant shape and shiny enamel colours.

The renovation of Dã Viên Islet has helped create a natural highlight for the Hương (Perfume) River in Huế City.

Over the past three months, the trash-collecting team called Sài Gòn Xanh (Green Sài Gòn) have cleaned up many trash-choked canals across the city and collected dozens of tonnes of trash.

The museum is on Nguyễn Đình Chiểu Street, in a coffee city project in Buôn Ma Thuột City, Đắk Lắk, known as the "Coffee Capital" of Việt Nam.

Trần Nguyễn Thiên Hương, founder and chief executive of Sun Flower Media, a Vietnamese publishing house that has held the licence for local edition of Harper’s Bazaar since 2011, talks with Phương Mai about her work and how Việt Nam is keeping up with the trend of sustainable fashion.

Hoàng Tuấn Anh, a young Hanoian man, is the artist behind stunning natural moss artworks.

Đinh Mạnh Ninh, a singer-songwriter who has been making music for more than a decade, first gained popularity with his heartfelt ballads about love. Recently Ninh made a comeback with a new, more up-to-date record in the genre of groovy and disco funk.

Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta provinces have prepared new and diverse tourism products to lure more local and foreign tourists.

TV series makers are rushing to produce their new projects to entertain viewers at home with quality work in 2023.

Festivals and spiritual tours are attracting large crowds after three years of hiatus due to the COVID pandemic.

With pastry chef Ngô Hải Đức from the Grand Mercure Hanoi

Born into a four-generation fishing family in Nam Ô Village in the central city of Đà Nẵng, Bùi Văn Phong, now 70, began making fish sauce as a teenager and has kept developing the family brand for more than half a century.

Built in the 18th century, the one-storey wooden structure Quân Thắng house in the Old Quarter of Hội An has sheltered eight generations of the family of Thái Quân Thắng – a tradesman from Fujian, China, who settled in Hội An – and has become a favourite destination since the Old Quarter was recognised as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1999.

The Việt Nam National Museum of History stands as the top historical museums in the country with the most objects, including 110,000 documents and antiques dated back from the prehistoric time to 1945.

With Executive Chef Nguyễn Tuấn Anh from Fraser Residence Hanoi

Nguyễn Đức Thuận, a second-year student at VNU Hà Nội-University of Engineering and Technology, was one of six people honored at the Việt Nam Glory event held in Hà Nội in the category of outstanding personalities.

As living standards have risen, the Vietnamese have taken to keeping more breeds of cats from overseas, many of which cost a lot and require much care.