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A hot Japanese curry rice for a drizzly night

Summer camps let children relax and learn

Various forms of summer camps have been meeting the diverse requirements of children and parents.

Tourists find An Giang not just about culture, but also vulture

An Giang, with its abundance of beautiful landscapes and cultural and historical heritage, attracts millions of tourists every year, and is the leading destination in the Mekong Delta.

Mango Dream Cheesecake

With Pastry Chef Kim Thanh from Pan Pacific Hanoi

Celebrated 'chèo' star Hà Thị Thảo stays on song

Mai Đình talks to Hà Thị Thảo about her career and the passion that drives her.

Cantonese flavours and more at HCM City’s brilliant Li Bai restaurant

If you’re eager to impress family and friends with a fancy Cantonese-style meal this weekend but lack the cooking skills, Li Bai is the place to go to.

Cooling from the heat in the refreshing Red River

The Hồng (Red) River winds through Hà Nội, providing a picturesque setting for the city and serving as a vital waterway for trade. It also offers a refreshing retreat for many, whether in the heat of summer or the chill of winter.

Interactive adventures: the rise of heritage gamification

More and more visitors, particularly the young, are choosing to experience games provided during their visits. These games offer fruitful information and images about the heritage sites they are visiting.

A journey into the heart of Xishuangbanna

A trip to Xishuangbanna offers a visual feast with its lush tropical landscapes, unique ethnic culture, and lively nightlife.

Exquisite gỏi cá trích Phú Quốc or Phú Quốc herring salad

With Chef Nhượng Nguyễn, head chef of the Vietnamese kitchen at Tempus Fugit, the all-day dining restaurant at JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay Resort & Spa.

A taste of southern Việt Nam in the heart of the city

Quê Hương stays true to its name, offering rural dishes with a distinctive sweet flavour that melts on your palate.

Cooking class spreads Vietnamese culinary delights

Opened since 2017, M.O.M Cooking Class has attracted 20,000 foreign learners from around the world like South Korea, Chinese Taipei, Singapore and the US.

Young painter desires to present Vietnamese culture to the world

Việt Nam News reporter Thu Ngân speaks with architect-painter Nguyễn Thanh Vũ about his love for art and plans for the future.

Deep Fried Softshell Crab with Chilli Crab Sauce

With Executive Chef Zack Trương from Pan Pacific Hanoi

Hồ Gươm Opera House: harmonising in Hà Nội

The Hồ Gươm Opera House seamlessly blends classical European elegance with distinctive Vietnamese cultural motifs with the most advanced Constellation Sound System in Southeast Asia.

Dao Tiền's timeless textile traditions

The Dao Tiền decorate their garments with embroidered and beeswax patterns. Embroidery typically adorns shirts and scarves, while beeswax patterns embellish skirts.

Little Bear offers a double Michelin hug

The diverse menu at Little Bear draws inspiration from classic dishes, offering each plate as a comforting embrace of flavours.

The fabric patterns of the Dao ethnic minority

Nguyễn Anh Cường, deputy head of the Faculty of Tourism Management and International Languages at Hà Nội University of Culture, talked with Việt Nam News reporter Lê Việt Dũng about the patterns on the Dao clothes.

Young designer follows dream of designing Vietnamese costumes

Việt Nam News reporter Thu Ngân interviews designer An Nam about his passion for fashion, áo dài, and the inspiration behind his collections.

Echoes of war: a legacy of stone stilt houses

Traditional Tày stilt houses are typically built with hard wood timber, but a had to build stone houses and stone walls as "fortresses" capable of withstanding attacks.