Da Lat – the world’s best city for lovers
(VOVworld) - Da Lat city, located in the Central Highland province of Lam Dong, is often called a haven for lovers due to its romantic scenery and nippy weather they find appealing.

(VOVworld) - Da Lat city, located in the Central Highland province of Lam Dong, is often called a haven for lovers due to its romantic scenery and nippy weather they find appealing.

(VOVworld) – 100 photos selected from the Vietnam Heritage Photos Awards 2014 are on display at the Hanoi Museum until January 14, 2015. The mobile exhibition will be brought to other localities including Da Nang city and Tien Giang province.
(VOV/VOVworld) – Cai Be floating market is always bustling, bearing all the characteristics of the locals’ life in the south western region. All the goods are transported to the market by rafts and boats.

(VOV) - Hue – an ancient city located in Vietnam’s central region is renowned for its many romantic and beautiful landscapes. In 1993 it was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage.

(VOVworld) - Thien Duong is the most monumental and magnificent cave in the Phong Nha-Ke Bang area. It was first discovered in 2005 by a local person and subsequently surveyed by the British Cave Research Association (BCRA) from 2005-2010.

(VOVworld) - Bac Son Town, Lang Son province, is about 160 km from Hanoi. Located in a big valley surrounded by mountains, the town attracts visitors with its fresh, cool climate, and extremely beautiful rice fields at harvest time. VOV photographer Nguyen Anh Tuan takes you there…

(VOV) – One of the most highly anticipated events of the season has begun in Hanoi – the Hoa Sua or “milk flower” is here.

(VOVworld) - Buckwheat flowers begin to bloom on hillsides in Si Ma Cai district, the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai.

(VOV/VOVworld) - Thanks to its bio-diversity and environmental value – the Can Gio Mangrove Forest – was recognised by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve in Vietnam in 2000.

(VOV/VOVworld) -German photographer Reisen has traversed every nook and cranny of Hanoi to capture the daily life of Hanoians in the post-subsidy period. In addition to full-time work for state agencies, most Hanoian families do extra jobs to supplement their income. The city streets are most often their business place of choice.
