Art exhibition features VN, French artists “Nhựa Cây Vẫn Chảy” (The Sap Still Runs), an art exhibition featuring works by Freddy Nadolny Poustochkine of France and Trương Công Tùng of Việt Nam, will open at Sàn Arts in HCM City on April 24.

Trees logged illegally in central nature reserve

Ranger authorities in central Thừa Thiên-Huế Province are investigating the logging of perennial forest trees in a locally protected area.

Old trees in Trà Vinh threatened: researchers

Hundreds of ancient trees in Trà Vinh city, which is described as the "Green City" of the Mekong Delta region, could be at risk of death, experts warn.

KÌ MỘC TREE

Uncle Sâm got up, opened the door and looked at the sky. It was still dark and slightly drizzling. The wind was blowing hard over the foliage in the garden.

Tung Duong celebrates his decade-long career Vietnamese singer Tung Duong will present all his hits at a live concert in Ha Noi this weekend.

Making art rooted in nature An HCM City sculptor carves tree stumps into mystical statues of holy figures, from Buddha to the gods of fortune, prosperity and longevity. Cao Phuong and An Vu report.

Re-routing relieves traffic congestion The Ha Noi People's Committee's rerouting traffic trial has eased congestion in the city and the transport department has been asked to fix barriers, paint new route lines and set up traffic lights, committee deputy chairman Nguyen Van Khoi said.

Dong Phu Peak Old U was an excellent hunter. Apart from his regular trekking through the jungle, he was also well-known as a man unmatched for his doggedness and deceptive tricks. Once he made up his mind to do something, he would do it at any cost.

Teed Off (16-03-2008) During Christmas, I commented about the "crack elves" over at the Ha Noi Horison Hotel, so it was only natural that the GM, Christoph Voegeli, couldn't wait for me to view their latest creation for Easter... crack Easter rabbits".

A fated raft adventure For several decades, on the afternoon of the 15th of January, old Vang would set off. With a touch of sadness on his face, he would walk straight to the river bank, find a flat, clean spot at the foot of a kapok tree and then arrange the offerings for the ceremony.