Inner Sanctum
Thái Thị Hồng Đào is a 32-year-old book author and screenwriter in Long An Province, who also works in the media.
Sunday
Photographer Vũ Đức Hải participated in 368 international photo contests in more than 70 countries on five continents, having 6,354 works exhibited and winning 1,128 prizes, including 290 gold medals in less than two years.
Sunday
The recognition of the Sa Huỳnh relic site not only brings pride to the Quảng Ngã populace, but also opens new opportunities for tourism promotion, turning the province into a hotspot on the national tourist map.
Sunday
The film Children Of The Mist explores the clash between traditional customs and education through the story of an ethnic Mông teenage girl named Di in the northern province of Lào Cai.
Ông Táo's Kitchen
With restaurateur Lê Thị Ngọc Hân
Sunday
Born and grew up in Bao Vinh township – an 18th century wharf just 8km east of Huế City – Phan Nữ Phước Hồng, 45, a college lecturer, revived her childhood memories by buying the house that had sheltered her three-generation family for 62 years.
Inner Sanctum
Dr Lê Thái Hà, an economist and Managing Director of VinFuture Prize, is the only female Vietnamese scientist on Elsevier's list of the top 100,000 most influential scientists.
Sunday
Taking advantage of the many resources and good weather, tourism activities in many localities in the Southeast and the Mekong River Delta continue to prosper and build momentum.
Sunday
A giant wood bas-relief depicting a pastoral landscape has recently wowed the public with its elaborate designs.
Ông Táo's Kitchen
The flow-like effect created by the hibiscus syrup and passion fruit juice in the cocktail Sông Cái Spirit is reminiscent of the flow of blood in the body.
Sunday
Entering a bookshop, choosing a favourite title, and skimming through for as long as you want with some relaxing music gently playing in the background, without being frowned at by the shopkeeper. This is surely a dream for book lovers in Việt Nam.
Sunday
A disabled man based in the southern city of Cần Thơ, works hard every day to "breathe new life" into fabric with his miraculous paintings. It is hard to believe that the creator of thousands of paintings on shirts and áo dài (traditional dress) is a man who had to have one leg and both hands amputated.
Ông Táo's Kitchen
With Chef Đào Anh Tuấn
Sunday
Cultural and heritage tourism plans to sail new waters for sustainable growth
Inner Sanctum
The "Journey 4.7 of cycling through Việt Nam" by Thanh Vũ carries an environmental message: Join hands to reduce, collect and recycle plastic waste. Her goal is to collect 47 tonnes of plastic waste.
Sunday
The last female who had made arm cushions for the Huế royal court passed away at the age of 101
Sunday
Kurrock, the first Vietnamese rock band in Japan, are winning both Vietnamese and Japanese rock enthusiasts’ hearts through their songs.
Sunday
Seeing the vast potential for sales that promise many opportunities for fantasy writing talent to develop, some young writers have moved into the field and had initial success, but more efforts are needed to attract more readers.