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06/04/2024

Son Tra in the season of yellow flames

(VOVWORLD) -Son Tra peninsula in Da Nang city has a diverse ecosystem and beautiful beaches. It is known as the "green region" and the "jewel" of Da Nang. Exploring the rich flora and fauna here, visitors will also have an opportunity to admire rare animals listed in the red book.

Son Tra in the season of yellow flames
31/03/2024

Fairy tale-like villages in Ha Giang

(VOVWORLD) - The northern mountain province of Ha Giang lures tourists with its pristine, tranquil, and picturesque villages reminiscent of a fairy tale.

Fairy tale-like villages in Ha Giang
16/03/2024

Son Doong Cave named among world’s 10 best: UK Time Out

(VOVWORLD) - Son Doong Cave in Quang Binh province is ranked sixth among the 10 most beautiful caves in the world, according to the British travel magazine Time Out. With 38.5 million cubic meters of space, the 9-kilometer-long cave is the world’s largest natural cave.

Son Doong Cave named among world’s 10 best: UK Time Out
28/02/2024

Grilled pork patties – a popular Vietnamese dish

(VOVWORLD) -Grilled meat is a very popular Vietnamese dish. On today’s show we have Ms. Van, who has more than a few years of cooking experience. She will share with us how she makes grilled pork patties that are commonly eaten with bun or steamed rice rolls.

Grilled pork patties – a popular Vietnamese dish
27/02/2024

Thi Cam village's rice cooking contest

(VOVWORLD) - Thi Cam village in Xuan Phuong ward, Nam Tu Liem district, Hanoi, holds a special rice cooking contest every year to commemorate the village's tutelary genie, Phan Tay Nhac, a general of the 18th Hung King.

Thi Cam village's rice cooking contest
26/02/2024

"Hat canh” - ancient form of Quan Ho folk singing

(VOVWORLD) - "Hat canh” (singing at a host’s house) is considered as the most typical and unique form of Quan ho singing, a folk art in the northern province of Bac Ninh that combines various elements, including music, lyrics and costumes, and features the distinctive culture of people in the region, formerly called Kinh Bac.

"Hat canh” - ancient form of Quan Ho folk singing