(VOVWORLD) - A wide range of moon cakes are now available in local markets to mark the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival, providing attractive offers for customers through the special shapes, colours, and reasonable prices on the seasonal items.
(VOVWORLD) - Many tourist attractions and high-rises across Hanoi, all lit up at night, create a calm atmosphere.
(VOVWORLD) - Situated in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue, Cau Hai Lagoon is an impressive site for visitors due to its beautiful natural landscape and the daily lives of locals.
(VOVWORLD) - Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh hosted a reception on August 25 in Hanoi to mark the arrival of US Vice President Kamala Harris.
(VOVWORLD) - US Vice President Kamala Harris placed flowers in memory of the late US Senator, John McCain at the McCain Memorial on August 25 in Hanoi.
(VOVWORLD) - Military forces have been on the ground assisting residents in Ho Chi Minh City with the process of buying essential items at supermarkets during the tighter social distancing period in the city to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
(VOVWORLD) - Tuyen Quang province in Vietnam’s northeastern region draws visitors for its historical, cultural, spiritual, and scenic destinations. When in Tuyen Quang province, you shouldn’t miss a trip to the rice paddy fields to see the water wheels and listen to their ear-pleasing sound. Water wheels are icons of the wet rice civilization in Vietnam’s mountain region.
(VOVWORLD) - Both military and public security forces have been mobilised to assist Ho Chi Minh City in its ongoing fight against COVID-19.
(VOVWORLD) - This autumn Vietnam celebrates the 76th anniversary of the August Revolution that gave birth to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The celebration coincides with the 110th birthday on August 25 of General Vo Nguyen Giap, the national hero who, with President Ho Chi Minh, led the historic revolution of 1945 and the victorious Dien Bien Phu campaign of 1954. Here are some archive images depicting historic milestones in the life of General Giap.
(VOVWORLD) -Silk weaving has been a traditional handicraft in Vietnam for thousands of years. Legend has it that the craft was introduced to Co Do village in Hanoi’s outlying district of Ba Vi by the sixth Hung King’s daughter, Princess Thieu Hoa. Through the centuries, the craft has been conserved and incorporated into the daily life of many Vietnamese.
