Việt Nam News

The beauty of flowers, cute animals, beautiful love stories or romantic songs have become endless inspirations for Trần Phương Nga's three-dimensional canvas of transparent jelly.

Trần Thu Hà is a well-known journalist and author of three bestsellers on parenting.

Rugged Phú Quý is making waves as one of the nation’s standout holiday isles.

A mastectomy bra is not only a helpful product that accommodates the condition of breast cancer patients, but is also a empowering item that reminds them to be proud and confident in their bodies.

With Sous Chef Burin Pongchang from Feast Restaurant under Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotels & Towers Bangkok

These coffee shops may be difficult to spot for first-timers but are great for gatherings.

In Nùng tradition, silver is a sacred material thought to possess talismanic qualities that can exorcise evil, prevent "poisonous winds", protect health, bring happiness, as well as protect the soul.

Phan Mơ's paintings have been featured in various exhibitions, gone viral on the internet with thousands of likes and shares on Facebook, and most recently, won a contest of a Facebook page with over 2,3 million members in Việt Nam.

Nguyễn Văn Thứ, a bank official who decided to quit his job more than 10 years ago to set up his own company to process aloe vera products, has revived plant cultivation, helping thousands of workers earn better incomes.

The new paint of a villa dating to the French colonial era at 49 Trần Hưng Đạo Street in downtown Hà Nội has been a burning issue for the public and particularly heritage lovers. People have argued about the striking new colours of the building.

War Site Discoveries of Vietnam, is a collection of those times covering the August Revolution, the French War, the One-Way War from 1954 to 1959, the American War and the Non-American War, ending in 1975.

with Bar Manager of Pan Pacific Hanoi Hồng Vũ

The Quan Họ Bamboo Shoot Club established by Nguyễn Thị Nguyên and several other artists, is helping spread the passion for folk singing and other traditional activities among the community, contributing to the conservation of this UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

Trần Thị Ngọc Hiếu, 38, is the owner of a business that sells gemstone paintings and other art objects made from seashells called Hiếu’s Gemstone Paintings. For many years she has been making decorations, picture frames and trinkets from seashells.

With Executive Chef Nguyễn Tuấn Anh from Fraser Residence Hanoi

From jackfruit and Bodhi leaves, Lê Quang Vinh, a student of Lục Ngạn 3 High School, has hand-carved hundreds of art pieces that are portraits of renowned figures or images inspired by nature.

Trường Sa island and people stand firm in protecting the nation.

In recent years, the “Sài Gòn Special Forces” tour has been chosen by many tourists.