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Steamed Beef Served with Mam nem The Cold Food Festival in Vietnam Fried Tiny Shrimp Served with Dry Pancakes Shrimp cake, a special dish in Hanoi Mai Chau’s Purple Steamed Glutinous Rice and Chicken Grilled with Wild Pepper Banana Blossom Salad Lamb stewed with grapes Dai Hoang Braised Fish Love for Delicious Banh Khoai Pancakes Clam & Star Fruit Soup Pho, the signature dish of Hanoi Ca Duoi Grilled with Green Chilli & Salt Snakehead fish porridge with bitter herbs Braised Ruoi of Tu Ky Gio lua, delicious Vietnamese ham Lotus Rice Banh gio – A Traditional Food from Hanoi Scrumptious salt-crusted snakehead fish Fried spring rolls Mummified statues among 14 new national treasures Vietnamese youngsters work to retrieve the glory of ancient culture Artisan turns up the sound of gongs among E De ethnic community Four relics in Hanoi recognised as national architectural relics Role of NGOs in safeguarding intangible cultural heritages highlighted ‘Cheo’ master works to save the vit...

Nights in Hoi An So Communal House Mang Lang Church “Binh voi” in Vietnamese Culture Truc Lam Giac Tam Zen Monastery An Agricultural Exhibition in Hue Sit down tug of war, an original piece of culture in Ngoc Tri village Quang Ganh – A Familiar Image in Vietnam Royal Mausoleums Exploring the XQ Embroidery Gallery Young Calligraphers Bring Their Work to the Streets Legendary Dambri An Artisan Who Makes Soulful Masks Exhibition displays ancient archaeological treasures Sacred Animals in Vietnamese Culture King Bao Dai’s Palace Hieu Tin’s Cultural Space Linen Weaving by the Hmong in Dong Van A unique bell collection Ba Na Ethnic Group’s Unique Festival Wheel House Café The Ancient Pagoda of Boi Khe The Paper-Making Craft of the Mong Ethnic Group The last silver engravers in Lao Sa hamlet Se Dang youth inspires passion for traditional music Rice cooking contest in Hanoi’s Thi Cam village Indigo clothes of the Tay Love in Pieu scarf of Thai women Costumes of Mong women in Ha Giang Youn...

UK Royal Navy’s ship visits Hai Phong Hoi An deploys preventive measures against COVID-19 ASEAN senior officials gather in Da Nang Hoi An attractive to foreign tourists amid Covid-19 outbreak Vietnam confirms 45th COVID-19 case Flights on Vietnam-RoK suspended from March 5 Last COVID-19 patient in Vietnam allowed to leave hospital ASEAN defence and security institutions meeting opens in Da Nang Foreign investors still eye Vietnam amid Covid-19 outbreak Bac Ninh completes dossier on Dong Ho folk painting genre Hanoi Cathedral Market in the mist Stone pillar, an exotic sculpture of Dam Pagoda Water Wheels in Na Khuong Bai Rang beach – harmony between the forest and sea Homeland as seen from above The Flowery Moc Chau Plateau The oldest house in Hanoi’s ancient village The hidden charm of Tam Hai island Lam Kinh, a historical site of legends The pristine beauty of An Thoi Exploring life on the Hau river Hue-style Rice with Salt Grilled sea urchin with spring onions Hoi An Cuisine Cul...

The design of the three-storey pit building has been heavily influenced by the city’s historic buildings, to reflect Vietnam’s “strong cultural legacy” (Photo: VNA) The 5.6km circuit features 23 corners and has nine grandstands named after regions across Vietnam (Photo: VNA) The organisers are now focusing on the temporary structures around the circuit, including the Grandstands – each named after iconic Vietnamese cities and locations, as well as the media and medical centres and safety barriers (Photo: VNA) The F1 Vietnam Grand Prix 2020, set to be held in Hanoi from April 3-5, will be the newest F1 race in the world (Photo: VNA) The F1 Vietnam Grand Prix 2020 is expected to attract some 300,000 visitors, including F1 fans, domestic and foreign travelers, and international reporters (Photo: VNA) This article first appeared on Vietnam News Agency ( VNA ) You may need to know: Vietnam Grand Prix Corporation (VGPC) is a subsidiary of Vingroup, entrusted with the right...

The event will also mark the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between both sides which began in 1992. The concert will be held under the baton of conductor Tetsuji Honna and will feature a performance by the VNSO’s members, Vietnamese pianist Nguyen Viet Trung, and Korean violinist Han Soo-jin. Viet Trung is a young Vietnamese talent who is most notably for having won a prize in the International Chopin Piano Competition held in Warsaw (Poland) in 2020. Han Soo-jin has performed a considerable amount of concerts, mainly in Britain where she won a competition held by the London Symphony Orchestra. Global master pieces such as Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini by Rachmaninov, Concerto No. 1 for violin by Bruch and Symphony No. 2 by Brahms will be played during the concert. Conductor Tetsuji Honna previously performed alongside many orchestras, including the Hungary Philharmonic States, the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Romanio R...

This is his first trip overseas after he was re-elected General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam at its 13th national congress in January 2021. He is also the first foreign leader to visit China after the Chinese Communist Party held its 22nd national congress in Beijing in mid-October 2022. Chinese Party leader Xi hosts a welcoming ceremony for his Vietnamese counterpart Trong and his entourage at the Great hall of the People in Beijing on October 31. After the ceremony, both leaders hold talks to review the Vietnam – China relations and outline orientations for future cooperation. China places high importance on strengthening the comprehensive strategic cooperation partnership with Vietnam, says Xi. Vietnam gives top priority to developing the comprehensive strategic cooperation partnership with Vietnam, says Trong. The two leaders also exchange views on a number of regional and global issues of mutual concern....

It is a custom among Vietnamese people to visit pagodas and temples in order to pray for luck, health, and fortune over the course of the coming year. Phu Tay Ho shrine can be found in Quang An ward of Tay Ho district in Hanoi with the site being for worshippers of the Mother Goddess Lieu Hanh. It is typical that during the first days of the Lunar New Year Phu Tay Ho is flooded with thousands of people Beginning from the early morning and running to the evening, the road that leads towards the Phu Tay Ho is heaving as thousands of people descend on the area Many worshippers are forced to keep their offerings above their head in order to avoid damaging them Patience is a necessity as visitors calmly wait for their turn to enter the shrine Each of the altars at the site are full of offerings from guests It is common for people to head to the site in order to pray for peace, luck, and wealth in the New Year Due to the sheer volum...