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Senior military officer inspects martyrs’ remains search at Le Thi Rieng Park
Nghia described the ongoing 500-day campaign as a sacred mission that embodies the Vietnamese tradition of remembering those who served and sacrificed for the nation. The current generation, he said, must spare no effort in carrying out the Party’s policy and fulfilling the aspirations of the people, particularly the families of the fallen.
Prime Minister attends ceremony for search and recovery of martyrs’ remains at Le Thi Rieng Park
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung attended the launch ceremony for the search and recovery of martyrs’ remains at Le Thi Rieng Park in Ho Chi Minh City on 6 July, underscoring the Party and State's enduring commitment to honouring those who sacrificed for the nation.
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Flash flood in Lai Chau leaves one dead, four missing
A flash flood in the northern mountainous province of Lai Chau has left one person dead and four others missing.
Ngoc Linh ginseng: Precious natural gift from Da Nang’s ancient forests
Grown beneath the primeval forests of Ngoc Linh Mountain at elevations of 1,500–2,000 metres, Ngoc Linh ginseng is prized as one of the world’s finest varieties, containing 52 saponin compounds.The central coastal city of Da Nang is expanding cultivation of this rare, high-value medicinal plant alongside deep-processing industries.
Son Tra beach: Quang Ngai’s untouched coastal gem
The beach in Son Tra hamlet, Van Tuong commune, in the central province of Quang Ngai, captivates visitors with its unspoiled beauty, fine sand, crystal-clear waters and rugged rocky outcrops. Its tranquil fishing-village charm makes it an ideal escape for nature lovers.
Lotus and tropical almond leaves give Hue's conical hats a fresh look
Replacing the familiar ivory palm leaves, Hue's iconic conical hats are being reimagined with delicate green lotus leaves and translucent tropical almond leaf skeletons, blending traditional craftsmanship with creative new materials.
Ke Go Lake: Ha Tinh's natural jewel
Half a century after its construction, Ke Go Lake has become more than a landmark irrigation project that transformed agriculture in Ha Tinh province. Surrounded by spectacular landscapes and a rich ecosystem, it has also emerged as one of the province's most attractive eco-tourism destinations.
Long Thanh International Airport enters final construction sprint
Contractors have mobilised thousands of workers and machines, operating around the clock in three shifts to accelerate all component projects, aiming to complete the Long Thanh International Airport in the southern city of Dong Nai by the end of 2026.
Young generation keeps heritage alive
Since Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW on the development of Vietnamese culture was issued, many major goals and orientations have been translated into social life. In this process, the younger generation has increasingly affirmed its important role in preserving and promoting the values of national culture.
Special literacy class empowers ethnic minority women in northwestern province
Deep in Son La’s Ta Xua special-use forest, the road to Lang Sang village is barely wide enough for a motorbike. But each evening, the forest comes alive with the sounds of H'Mong ethnic women learning to spell and write for the first time. For years, the village’s brightly lit literacy class has offered new hope to women long accustomed to holding hoes in the fields, not pens in a classroom.
A century of Khe Sanh coffee: Red soil shapes its signature Arabica
Perched 500-680 metres above sea level in the north-central province of Quang Tri, Khe Sanh combines a cool climate with fertile basaltic red soil—ideal conditions for Arabica coffee. The distinctive terroir gives its beans a fragrant aroma, bright acidity and sweet finish. Now central Vietnam’s largest Arabica-growing area, Khe Sanh accounts for around 70% of the region’s Arabica cultivation and ranks among the country’s best-known coffee origins.
PM attends opening of Viet Duc Friendship Hospital's Ninh Binh branch
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung on July 9 attended the inauguration of the Ninh Binh branch of Viet Duc Friendship Hospital and visited the Ninh Binh branch of Bach Mai Hospital in Liem Tuyen ward, Ninh Binh province, underscoring the Government's commitment to expanding access to high-quality healthcare services and easing pressure on central-level hospitals.
Prolonged heavy rain triggers landslides, disrupts traffic in Son La, Dien Bien
Prolonged heavy rain has triggered landslides and disrupted traffic in the northern provinces of Son La and Dien Bien.
Hue parade celebrates the diversity of Vietnamese traditional costumes
The Hue Monuments Conservation Centre, together with the Phu Xuan Ward People’s Committee and the Bach Hoa Bo Hanh Project Group, recently brought Hue’s imperial heritage to life with the Hue 2026 floral parade, themed “A confluence of Vietnamese styles.”
Da Tong Stone Church: A unique landmark in Lam Dong
Constructed entirely from stone, Da Tong Church features a striking architectural style that combines elements of the traditional rong communal house and longhouse of the Central Highlands' ethnic communities. Its distinctive design and scenic setting have made it an increasingly popular attraction for both tourists and local residents.
Bach Ma National Park links conservation with ecotourism development
Nestled in Phu Loc commune, Hue city, Bach Ma National Park is renowned for its spectacular landscapes, cool climate and exceptionally rich biodiversity.
A fusion of cultures: Unique architecture of Huyen Khong Pagoda in Hue
Nestled in Kim Long ward, about 10 kilometres from the centre of Hue, Huyen Khong Pagoda is a renowned spiritual site in Vietnam’s former imperial capital. Restored in 1978, the pagoda is distinguished by its unique architectural style, which harmoniously combines Japanese and Indian influences with Vietnamese cultural identity and the refined aesthetics of Hue’s royal heritage.
Salt farmers endure the heat to preserve timeless craft
Beneath the blazing summer sun, salt farmers in Chau Ha, Mai Phu commune of Ha Tinh province, toil from dawn until dusk to harvest pure white sea salt. Despite the relentless heat, modest incomes and the uncertainty facing this time-honoured craft, they remain steadfast in preserving one of Vietnam’s oldest coastal traditions.
Khmer traditions endure in modern Vietnam
Amid the pace of modern life, the traditional cultural values of Vietnam’s Khmer community continue to be preserved and passed down through generations. Within the sacred grounds of Khmer pagodas, the vibrant rhythms of Chhay-dam drums, the resonant sounds of the Pinn Peat ensemble, traditional folk dances and the masked Robam dance-drama remain enduring symbols of the community’s rich cultural identity.
Observatory offers breathtaking views of Hue’s mountains and coastline
Built by the French in the early 20th century, Vong Hai Observatory in Bach Ma National Park is one of Hue’s most iconic viewpoints. It offers sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding forests, Lang Co Bay, Truoi Lake and the East Sea.
Ho Chi Minh City marks 50 years with spectacular fireworks
Fireworks light up the skyline over downtown Ho Chi Minh City on July 2 evening as the southern metropolis celebrates the 50th anniversary of officially adopting the name of President Ho Chi Minh (July 2, 1976–2026).
Hanoi Museum showcases capital’s 100-year development vision
Hanoi Museum is hosting an exhibition showcasing the capital’s development master plan for the next 100 years. The displays, located on the first and fourth floors, are open to the public from June 29 to August 29.
