Embroidering a future for everyone

Nguyễn Kim Chi, a fashion designer specialising in tailoring, has held the Cúc Chi class in Hà Nội to share her interest in the embroidery craft.

Michelin-star chef brings Vietnamese cuisine to new heights

Vietnamese-American chef Peter Cường Franklin, who decided to leave a successful career in banking to follow his love and passion for food, talks with Thúy Hằng about his decision to come back to Việt Nam as well as his aspirations to create a new style of Vietnamese cuisine, which, in his words is 'Cuisine Mới' or 'New Cuisine'.

Gia: Fine dining through the seasons

Gia is situated not in the beating heart of Hà Nội’s Old Quarter, but rather aptly opposite the cultural mind of the city: Văn Miếu, otherwise known as the Temple of Literature.

Hà Nội conserves Old Quarter’s heritage culture

The People’s Committee of Hoàn Kiếm District has exerted efforts and taken numerous measures to conserve and highlight the unique historical, religious and architectural heritage of the Old Quarter, contributing to developing its tourism and culture industries.

Việt Nam's new wave of female songwriters

New young female artists are willing to experiment with a wide range of music genres and show variety in their songs, contributing to the diversification of Việt Nam’s music industry.

HCM City develops cultural heritage tourism

Tourism and culture authorities in HCM City are coordinating to exploit cultural and historical heritage assets for development of heritage tourism and increase the city’s competitiveness as a top tourist destination in Asia.

Bình Dương’s fruit orchards: A day tour

If one has never personally pick fruit at an orchard and enjoy it, a visit to fruit orchards in Bình Dương Province on the occasion of the Đoan Ngọ Festival to try out this activity will definitely make for an unforgettable experience.

Getting a brilliant bánh mì in Việt Nam

For those who have never had them before, the sheer variety of options might be intimidating, especially if you're looking for something better than just a standard sandwich.

A philosophical journey in education and work

Thái Thị Kim Lan is a Vietnamese philosopher. Raised in a culturally rich family in Huế, she was shaped by the influence of her family and a religious environment. She conducted research on Immanuel Kant's philosophy and became a lecturer at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, Germany. She is also an author and journalist. Trương Khánh Linh spoke with her about her journey.

Too much to bear: art house a foundation for daring projects

The One-Square-Metre World exhibition has been jointly held by Ba Ngàn Art House and bear sanctuary in Ninh Bình since late April, aiming to raise community awareness of animal welfare and call for an end to the practice of holding bears captive for bile extraction in Việt Nam.

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