Hanoian Lê Chiến and his team members from SaSa have worked to restore degraded coral reefs, driven by their shared love for the sea.
With Executive Sous Chef Kim Sang from Mai House Saigon Hotel
We introduce an extract of former Vietnam News Agency (VNA) General Director Trần Mai Hưởng's travelogue in the Latin American country
Hà Nội has been positioning itself as a key player in the lucrative segment of MICE tourism.
The opening for tourists to visit the Bản Giốc/Detian Waterfalls affirms political trust, promotes mutual interests, strengthens friendly exchanges, and plays a crucial role in advancing the comprehensive strategic partnership between Việt Nam and China.
Over the years the customisation trend has gone beyond clothing, with people adding personal twists to their phones, bags, laptops, and basically any personal item, and ARTY.DIIY in Thủ Đức City is among the first few businesses to hop on this bandwagon.
Every meal out is more than just eating, it’s an adventure. I’m thrilled that there’s a twist to dining in Hà Nội: skewers you can actually eat with a knife and fork. Who says you can’t be classy while munching on sticks?
Franck Bolgiani, director of the French Institute in Hà Nội, speaks about the project to support comic artists and promote comic genres in Việt Nam.
With Executive Chef Ninh Thanh Tùng of Pullman Hanoi
With skilled hands and rich imagination, indigenous women embellish fabrics with sophisticated and vibrant motifs, appealing to both locals and visitors.
Popular among both local customers and foreign tourists, these hammocks highlight the cultural identity and beauty of the Thổ people in Nghệ An.
To celebrate the 70th anniversary of Hà Nội's liberation from the French (October 10, 2024), several foreigners living here expressed their thoughts about a beloved city.
Prof Nguyễn Quang Ngọc, Vice President of the Việt Nam Association of Historical Sciences, talks about the historical day of October 10, 1954 and about the French influences in Việt Nam.
Mùa Craft Saké in HCM City's District 3 is Việt Nam’s first craft saké brewery that forges Japanese saké craftsmanship and Vietnamese ingredients, and it also serves creative fusion Vietnamese-Japanese dishes.
The bridges of Hà Nội are more than just structures that connect different parts of the city; they are historical witnesses to the capital’s transformation from a colonial city to a bustling modern metropolis.
Phan Thị Thanh Nhã is one of the rare artists in Việt Nam who combines scientific knowledge with artistic botanical illustrations.
Koremoto Nobutaka recently exhibited his photographs at the Culture Information Centre of the Japanese Embassy in Việt Nam.
Hà Nội is not just preserving its rich cultural and historic heritage, but also leading the way in fostering creative values.
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