For most Hanoians, cốm (green sticky rice) is one of the capital’s most important symbols of gastronomy and elegance, and so is bánh cốm (sweet cake made of green sticky rice and green beans).

Leaving behind opportunities in the city, a young nature lover returned to his hometown and turned a bamboo forest into an eco-friendly paradise where visitors can practise living ‘green’. Hoàng Hoa reports.

The Long@Times Square in downtown HCM City is a classy, casual spot offering exquisitely prepared dishes and a gelato bar that you won’t be able to resist. Mỹ Duyên reports.

The first part of a new TV show about Vietnamese fairy tales aired last night on Vĩnh Long Radio & Television Station’s THVL1 channel. 

There will be a shortage of some 5,400 arts teachers when the new general educational curriculum is first implemented in the 2020-2021 school year, Tuổi Trẻ (Youth) newspaper reported.

The real estate market remains strong since the economy continues to grow robustly and there is a lot of investment flowing into infrastructure, thus attracting both domestic and foreign investors.

The HCM City Department of Master Planning and Architecture has recommended that the People’s Committee should remove two of the five golf courses from its city master plan.

Three years after implementing the 12th National Party Congress’s Resolution, Việt Nam has attained remarkable achievements in socio-economic development and Party building, boosting trust in the nation’s bright future.

The annual 2019 Spring Flower Festival opened yesterday at the Tao Đàn Park in HCM City’s District 1.