Authority plans to make Hà Nội greener

The capital has long paid special attention to developing greenery.

HCM City sees big decrease in street flooding The anti-flooding works carried out in HCM City since 2008 have helped reduce the number of streets that are flooded during moderate to heavy rainfall, according to the city Department of Construction.

THAO DIEN INVESTMENT PLOTS ROBUST GROWTH WITH ITS TRANSFORMATION TO MASTERISE GROUP

Thao Dien Investment has recently celebrated its 5th year anniversary with impressive milestones and projects, marking an outstanding journey that shapes the city’s urban landscape. 2019 also sees this leading property developer cements its position in the market by the expansion and transformation to Masterise Group – a private economic corporation in the real estate industry with bigger vision and more outstanding breakthroughs.

Bắc Giang Sports Stadium opens Bắc Giang Province has officially opened a provincial indoor sport stadium in Dĩnh Kế Ward in Dĩnh Trì Commune in Bắc Giang City.

Living in the best place to watch the sunrise

Anyone who has ever seen films of the upper class living in New York must be familiar with The Hamptons, a town full of sunshine, blue seas, beaches and 300-year-old heritage right along the coast. This is the upper land of the rich and famous stars in the US. Việt Nam also has a dreamlike place like The Hamptons – it is Halong Marina, a big urban area on the banks of Hạ Long Bay.

HCM City eyes smart tourism development Smart tourism needs to be a component of HCM City’s smart city master plan, its Party Committee secretary has said.

Ministry issues ICT reference framework for smart city development

The ICT (information and communication technology) reference framework for the development of smart cities (version 1.0) has been issued by the Ministry of Information and Communications as a basis for localities and businesses to develop smart city projects. 

HCM City continues to boost anti-flood works

HCM City plans to carry out 218 anti-flooding works this year at a cost of nearly VNĐ8 trillion (US$345 million).

Common sense isn’t that common

The opening of a pedestrian street along the Tô Lịch River in Hà Nội over the past week has been welcomed by local residents as a new space for them to exercise and relax.

Hà Nội’s heritage hand-painted typography exhibited at RMIT

Photographer and RMIT Vietnam lecturer Simon Richards has visually documented the hidden art of typography and hand-painted Vietnamese signs in Hoàn Kiếm District, an area in Hà Nội rich with cultural heritage and history.