’VN Tarzan’ to return in new documentary

Hồ Văn Lang, who had lived in jungle with his father for more than 40 years in the central province of Quảng Ngãi, will be featured in a new documentary to be released by Docastaway travel company in 2019.

’VN Tarzan’ doco to be released soon

Short video clips featuring the period of life in the jungle of the once 'Vietnamese Tarzan' will be released soon on the travel website Docastaway, Spaniard Alvaro Cerezo, who initiated the website, told Việt Nam News.

Home is where the heart is, so let the jungle duo decide Last week Viet Nam News asked readers their thoughts on the story of a Vietnamese father and son found living in the jungle for 40 years and whether they should be allowed to return to the wild if they wish.

Culture Vulture (Aug. 21 2013) The father and son, Ho Van Thanh, 81, and his son Ho Van Lang, 42, who were recently found living in total isolation deep in the jungle in central Quang Ngai Province, have attracted a lot of attention from the media both at home and overseas.

Does modern life appeal to all?3 The story of a Vietnamese father and son found living in the jungle more than 40 years after they went missing during the American War has captivated people across the nation and around the world.

Streets have enough noise pollution without speakers1 Last week, Viet Nam News asked readers their opinions about a pilot project to install loudspeakers at key intersections in Ha Noi which will raise public awareness of traffic rules. Here are some responses:

Storm creates fisherman's dream Residents packed Ha Noi streets near the stinking To Lich River after the weekend's heavy rains. Why? Vast areas became submerged in floodwater and were literally full of fish. Amateur fishermen/women and children flocked to the area from dawn until late on Saturday night, hoping to catch - or buy - some fish.

Father, son live alone in jungle5 A father and his son have been found living in isolation deep in the forest in Tra Xinh Commune, Tay Tra District in central Quang Ngai Province.

Xy ethnic minority group gets business-minded When five local households in Xy Commune opened shops in the western region of Quang Tri central province, everyone in the village agreed that it was a significant community event.