Non Nước Cao Bằng Geopark, a wonderland on Earth

Non Nước Cao Bằng UNESCO Global Geopark is an exceptional area in which it is possible to explore the history of planet Earth for more than 500 million years. It’s also a land of tangible and intangible cultural heritage sites. Bùi Quỳnh Hoa explores.

Lecturer quits job to produce activated charcoal

Trần Quang Huy, 36, wearing a protective clothing, loads activated charcoal to a truck for delivery.

Hà Tĩnh residents make buoy to cross river

Residents of central Hà Tĩnh Province made a large buoy to cross a local river after its bridge was swept away by floods in 2017.

A fairy-tale dining experience at The Forest

An otherworldly atmosphere, coupled with flavourful Vietnamese dishes, makes The Forest in Tay Ho a must-try restaurant. Edward Daltonreports.

Grim reality sets in for China quake survivors Rescuers searched in the rubble of a quake-struck Chinese village Tuesday, with relatives facing the stark probability that only the remains of their loved ones could be found.

A lone boatman Having dropped the net, old Ngu swam one more round before he reached the shore and rested his head on a tuft. A cluster of hyacinth flowers was floating lazily towards him, like the vague memories that were drifting into his mind.

Homestay tour provides lasting memory of vibrant Hoa Binh Hand in hand, tourists and young local men and women dance together around a jar of ruou can (wine drunk through pipes) while elders and children gather to enjoy our improvised performance.

To the world of nothingness No was four years older than his wife Nuong, who grew up in the next village. She often went around the neighborhood to sell vegetables and meat. Once she went to sell things to No's family. When No's father saw the girl's bright, gentle face, he quickly joked:

Little Ty Little Ty, with her younger brother on her back and as silent as a statue, stared at the small front garden of a little house lying at the foot of the hill.

Little tour guides prove to be a big hit Despite not yet being in high school, two youngsters in Muong Phang are already top of the class when it comes to sharing their commune's rich history. Duc Thach and Vien Su report.