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UNESCO’s Earth Sciences and Geo-hazards Risk Reduction Section renewed the Dak Nong Geopark’s title at a ceremony hosted by the provincial People’s Committee on Thursday evening. This prestigious recognition highlights the region’s exceptional geological and geo-hazard risk reduction efforts. Spanning across 4,760 square kilometers, the geopark encompasses five districts – Krong No, Cu Jut, Dak Mil, Dak Song, and Dak G’Long – and Gia Nghia Town. With 65 geological and geomorphological heritage sites, including a vast system of caves, craters, and waterfalls, the Dak Nong Geopark offers a unique insight into the region’s natural history. The caves within the park have revealed prehistoric archaeological sites, captivating the interest of researchers and tourists worldwide. The geopark is also renowned for its diverse array of minerals and gemstones, further enhancing its appeal. UNESCO’s revalidation, conducted every four years, is a testament to Dak Nong’s commitment to global conse...

An exhibition titled “The Return” showcasing the Vietnamese community in Germany will be held at the Manzi Exhibition Space in Hanoi from January 8th to January 28th. The themes of “Separation and Reunion” have become integral to the works of the Le Brothers. Through art, they delve into individual histories, memories, and the enigmatic layers of the past.   The Le Brothers, Thanh Le Ngoc and Hai Le Duc, are celebrated for their performances and video creations that eloquently depict the metaphor of resemblance. Photo: Goethe Institut   During their two-month residency in Germany last year, the Le Brothers engaged in conversations and interactions with members of the Vietnamese expatriate community in cities such as Halle, Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, and Leipzig. These individuals come from diverse backgrounds and historical periods: international students, guest workers hailing from the 70s and 80s, post-Doi Moi migrant workers from the 1990s, second-gene...

The Hanoi New Year concert will showcase the extraordinary talent of renowned Italian soprano, Angela Nisi. Her remarkable performance will include captivating excerpts from Giacomo Puccini’s opera, such as O mio babbino caro, Nessun dorma, and Sì, mi chiamano Mimì. This upcoming event marks Angela Nisi’s second visit to Vietnam, following her highly successful performance at the Hanoi Opera House in 2019. As the winner of prestigious international competitions, including the F. Provenzale Baroque Singing Competition in Naples (2006) and the Ottavio Ziino Competition in Rome (2012), Angela Nisi commenced her career as a lyric soprano in 2010. Throughout her exceptional journey, she has demonstrated unparalleled dedication to a diverse repertoire, encompassing opera, symphony, and chamber music. Angela Nisi has graced highly acclaimed opera houses and concert institutions worldwide, such as the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome, Teatro Regio in Turin, Hungarian State Oper...

Following the conclusion of the Miss Grand International 2023 grand finale on October 25 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnamese representative Le Hoang Phuong was crowned as the fourth runner up. In addition, she also received the best national costume prize, along with contestants from Japan and Nigeria. Le Hoang Phuong is a 28-year-old architect and model from Khanh Hoa province. Standing at 1.76 meters tall with body measurements of 87-63-95, she has previous experience in beauty pageants, having achieved a Top 5 finish at Miss Universe Vietnam 2022. Lan Anh from Vietnam crowned Miss Earth Water title at Miss Earth 2023 pageant In another pageant, Lan Anh, who was crowned Miss Earth Vietnam 2023, earned the Miss Earth Water title, equivalent to being a runner-up, at the Miss Earth 2023 grand final held on December 22 in Ho Chi Minh City. Currently residing in the United States, Lan Anh stands at 1.71 meters tall with body measurements of 85-60-95cm. Le Nguyen Ngoc Hang...