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The square is designed with an open space and stunning lighting systems, with the aim of making the city unique and distinct. It was officially inaugurated on Phu Xuan Street, Tan Phu Ward, marking the fifth anniversary of the establishment of Dong Xoai. The construction of the square, which cost VND50 billion (US$2.06 million) from the city’s budget, spans an area of 21.9 hectares. The square consists of a spacious yard, a 6,000-square-meter area for events and festivals, a performance stage, a sports zone, a flower garden, and a recreational and entertainment section. Among the key features of the square are a water music stage and 10 LED screens. A water music stage spotlights the square in Dong Xoai City, Binh Phuoc Province, southern Vietnam. Photo: An Binh / Tuoi Tre The opening ceremony on Thursday night featured an array of captivating performances, including modern dances, Then singing (a traditional art form combining literature, music, and dancing), and hat ch...

Announced at a recent meeting, these four new diving sites are located in the northern part of Hon Rua Island, an artificial reef area in Vinh Hoa Ward, the northeastern part of Tri Nguyen Island, and the waters between Bai Tranh and Bai Soi beaches. According to Huynh Binh Thai, head of the Nha Trang Bay management authority, the relevant agencies have agreed to the pilot opening of these four new diving sites. Huynh Binh Thai also mentioned that the Institute of Oceanography in Nha Trang has proposed evaluating the ecosystem of these locations to arrange suitable diving activities based on scale and frequency. A coral reef ecosystem in Nha Trang Bay, located in Nha Trang City, Khanh Hoa Province, south-central Vietnam. Photo: Thanh Chuong / Tuoi Tre During the meeting, several travel companies expressed concerns regarding the challenges posed by the introduction of these four new diving sites. A local dive guide, Vo Minh Tin, pointed out logistical challenges for the...

This was the first time Vietnam officially participated in the event, with the aim to continue its participation in the future and contribute to promoting Vietnam as a friendly and hospitable country to international friends. Vietnam’s ambassador Dinh Toan Thang referred to Vietnam’s participation as an honorary guest at the fair, which is a significant event in 2023, marking the 50th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic relations and 10 years of the strategic partnership. The Vietnamese space was created by 11 partners in the fields of cuisine, tourism, culture, and martial arts, attracting large crowds of visitors. The event will provide a foundation for Vietnam to participate in activities at the Eurexpo exhibition center in the future, said Tang Thanh Son, the deputy director of the Vietnamese culture center in France. The fair showcased hundreds of booths from Asian countries and attracted approximately 62,000 visitors. The post Spotlight on Vietnamese Culture at Asian Fai...

The JBAD is initiating a tree plantation project in collaboration with Japanese enterprises in Da Nang. This project is part of a series of activities planned for 2023 that aim to strengthen the relationship between Vietnam and Japan, as well as Japan and Da Nang, according to Nguyen Thi Kim Tuyen, Vice Chairman of the Union. Tuyen stated that the star apple trees, which will be grown in Lien Chieu District’s Park, will serve as a symbol of the close and enduring ties between the two countries, as well as between Da Nang and its Japanese partners. Hirayama Keiji, Head of JCCID, described these star apple trees as a representative symbol of the longstanding and robust relationship between Japan and Vietnam. Keiji Hirayama also emphasized that this tree planting event not only marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan but also contributes to a greener future for both countries. Shimonishi Kiyoshi, Deputy Head of the Japanese General Consulate i...