Ba Vi National Park bright like the sun with wild sunflowers Videos

Ba Vi National Park bright like the sun with wild sunflowers

The vastness of Ba Vi National Park is lit up every year from November to December by wild sunflowers, which are also a tell-tale sign that winter is upon us. With thousands of visitors coming every day, Hanoi authorities are mapping out a plan to make sunflower season a new and unique tourism product of the capital.
Young farmer makes fortune from grapes Videos

Young farmer makes fortune from grapes

Starting a business has become a trend among Vietnam’s young, primarily involving technology and innovation. But what about agriculture start-ups? Let’s visit one young man in Bac Giang province to find out more.
“Land of roses” in the hearts of Vietnamese people Videos

“Land of roses” in the hearts of Vietnamese people

Bulgaria has long been known as “The land of roses” because the flowers are found everywhere around the Balkan country. Its poetic scenery and warm people are remembered fondly by Vietnamese people who lived, worked, or studied in there.
COVID-19: Without wearing masks, hefty fines given Videos

COVID-19: Without wearing masks, hefty fines given

Those who go out to public venues in Hanoi capital and Ho Chi Minh City without donning a face mask will be fined between VND1-3 million. This is part of a new Government decree drafted by the Ministry of Health that targets those who flout regulations on COVID-19 prevention and control.
Hanoi tourism in need of boost Videos

Hanoi tourism in need of boost

To fully tap the capital city’s tourism potential, many destinations of Hanoi have been promoted stimulus programmes to lure more visitors such as night tours at Hoa Lo Prison, besides many others tours are expected to be introduced in December 2020.
Joint patrols help maintain security in East Sea Videos

Joint patrols help maintain security in East Sea

Many international maritime routes pass through the East Sea, making it the world’s second-busiest shipping lane in terms of commercial activities, after the Mediterranean. The sea, however, has been threatened with potential instability from frequent piracy, while sovereignty disputes over islands are becoming more complex.