Chinese chess has become a passion for many elderly people in Hà Nội.
Việt Nam News reporter Hoàng Hồ spoke with Lê Công Vinh, a superstar of Vietnamese football, about his academy, his many experiences in life, and his future plans
with Chef Francesco Conzattu @La Casa restaurant at The Alma Resort
Nguyễn Thanh Hùng from Hồng Ngự District in the Mekong Delta province of Đồng Tháp is famed locally as the “inventor” of a whole host of unique farming machinery.
Nguyễn Phước Quý Thành is breathing new life into discarded shirt buttons and plastic items by using them to make colourful works of art.
Delicious food can sometimes remedy a tired soul, in the most enjoyable and happy of ways. Bùi Quỳnh Hoa tries some seafood saviours.
Painter Mai Đắc Linh has established a reputation for how he uses traditional materials in his works
Phùng Quang Thắng, director of Hanoitourist Company, vice chairman of the Việt Nam Society of Travel Agents (VISTA), talks to Minh Thu about hard time of Vietnamese tourism.
The lower leagues in Viet Nam can give you the thrills of proper football.
Lê Thu Quỳnh enjoys the beauty of Cát Bà National Park, one of the best protected areas in the country in terms of biodiversity, with the tropical and sub-tropical ecologies common to Asia.
with Chef Francessco Conzattu from La Casa Restaurant, The Alma Resort in Long Beach, Cam Ranh Bay
Viễn Dương Restaurant has its entire facade open to customers, with aquariums of fish and squid, shells and shrimps for diners to choose from.
To break away from the conventional materials such as gold and silver, HCM City-based artist La Như Long is creating his own line of jewellery from seashells.
The Vietnamese art scene has shown encouraging signs of revival after being devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic as the country moves into a 'new normal'.
With Executive Chef Hoàng Tuấn Anh from Grand Vista Hanoi
If Hoàng Vũ Samson didn’t pursue a football career he wouldn’t have too many concerns in life, as he comes from a well-to-do family in Nigeria. But his love for football ended up bringing him to Việt Nam.
Vua Dép Lốp has introduced Việt Nam’s rubber sandals abroad. As their customers are mainly foreigners, the sandals have been estimated to travel to 60 countries worldwide and exported to five countries, including England, France, US, Japan and China.
ossier for submission to UNESCO, the UN cultural agency, seeking recognition of the traditional costume as a heritage of humankind. A range of scholars attended and shared their views.