(VOVworld) – Do you have children under 6 years old? Are you looking for a place where your babies are given an opportunity to play with a variety of age-appropriate toys while you are learning new parenting skills? If so, “Kidzplay”, a new play center at Number 19, To Huu Street, Hanoi, should be on your list.
(VOVworld) - As Tet, or Vietnamese Lunar New Year is just around the corner, many volunteer groups in Hanoi have launched activities in the hope of bringing people a festival of joy. Those activities become even more meaningful for the children who never get a day off from fighting cancer. With the hope of bringing a little happiness to those children and give them sufficient hope to fight the disease,
(VOVworld) – Tet, Vietnam’s Lunar New Year festival, is the biggest festival of the Vietnamese people and its core element is the family reunion. Tet, a time spent with loved ones, leaves vivid memories because people wait for it all year with growing excitement. In this week’s edition of That’s Life, we will compare some foreigners’ views of Tet with some Vietnamese people’s memories of Tet.
(VOVworld) - Homeschooling, already popular in many Western countries, is becoming accepted in Vietnam. Let’s follow VOV reporter Thanh Ha to visit 4-and-a-half-year-old Tue Lam and her mother Phuong Dang to find out about their homeschooling experience.
(VOVworld) - Whether you are an absolute beginner, keen on baking or simply looking to take your skills to the next level, or whether you’re a busy person wanting to learn some cooking tips and tricks to wow your family and friends, we have an inspirational cooking course to suit you, in the form of a one-day baking class. You will be amazed by your progress in these short but intensive courses, as you will learn all the culinary skills you need for kitchen success. Let’s follow VOV’s Viet Anh to find out more about this special class.
(VOVworld) - Legendary American singer/songwriter Billy Joel once said: “Music in itself is healing. It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by.” The Cham (Touch) volunteer group in Hanoi proved it last week by organizing a fund-raising concert named “One and a half hours”. VOV’s Thanh Ha reports.
(VOVworld) – The Temple of Literature, Long Bien bridge, the Old Quarter, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and the Presidential Palace are among the top places for foreign tourists to learn more know Hanoi. But for foreigners living here, they have more things to share. Today, our VOV reporter Ngoc Huyen takes a stroll around Hanoi’s streets with 2 English expatriates.
The newly opened pedestrian streets in Hanoi are attracting more citizens every weekend. From Friday nights until Sunday nights and on public holidays, vehicles are banned from entering a number of streets around Hoan Kiem Lake, which leaves a quiet atmosphere in which people can take a walk, and enjoy some interesting activities, including traditional games. VOV’s Thanh Ha reports.
(VOVworld) - If you have little or no experience in painting, but still want to create a real work of art by your own, or if you’re simply available this weekend and still have no big plans yet, just follow us to Tipsy Art, a fantastic destination for amateur painters. With a little professional guidance from the Tipsy Art’s artists, you will surely be amazed at the masterpiece you create after just one class. VOV’s Viet Anh reports:
(VOVworld) - Shopping habits have changed over the years. However, there’s a form of shopping that has recently seemed to make a comeback, “shopping at antique flea markets”. No matter who you are, whether you are a serious collector, or just an antique lover, these fairs have something to amaze you. Let’s find out more about this kind of shopping at the “Vintage-Art Flea Market”. VOV’s Viet Anh reports
