Forest environmental services policy changes the lives of northwestern people

Fourty-one of the country's 63 provinces have established a forest-protection and development fund to look after nearly 6 million hectares of trees.

Many buildings to be cleared to preserve Điện Biên Phủ relics1 The project to conserve and improve the special national relic site of the Điện Biên Phủ Victory until 2030 has recently been approved by the People’s Committee of the northern province of Điện Biên.

History comes to life on heritage tours

Heritage education has been effectively taking its role as a lever to boost tourism development in Hà Nội, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in vast damage to the sector.

Tây Ninh sets up new national park

Authorities in the southern province of Tây Ninh have just merged Chàng Riệc Culture & History Forest and Lò Gò – Xa Mát National Park to form the new Lò Gò – Xa Mát National Park.

Farmer huge fan of the late President

A farmer who lives on the edge of Hà Nội absolutely loves the late President Hồ Chí Minh. So much that he has an exhibition of ‘Uncle Hồ’ in his home.

Hà Nội farmer with a deep love for Uncle Hồ

Cao, 85, a rustic man with boundless affection for the late President was thrilled to discuss his collection.

Restart the economy, while keeping clear of COVID-19: PM's Directive 19

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc on Saturday issued a new set of guidelines on measures to keep the country clear of COVID-19 while its economy restarts after strict social distancing measures were relaxed.

Ministry assigns urgent tasks to protect Quảng Trị tunnels

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has assigned authorities and related organisations in the central province of Quảng Trị to strictly protect the environment at historical underground relics in the province.

Hà Nội to re-open relic sites, tourist attractions Historical relics and tourist attractions in Hà Nội will re-open on Thursday after being temporarily closed to prevent the spread of the acute respiratory illness caused by coronavirus.

Central coastal region to collaborate on tourism development

The central coastal region continues to face challenges in tourism development even though the area is rich and diverse in natural and cultural resources.