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Photo: People eager to see newborn white tigers in Saigon Zoo
For the first time, a pair of Canadian-imported white tigers at the Saigon Zoo have given birth to three healthy cubs. They weigh 3.6-4.1 kilograms almost a month after birth.
ASEAN Open Sky puts pressure on Vietnam aviation sector
Air carriers in Vietnam are expected to face challenges in the air and on the ground when ASEAN implements open sky policies.
Three most romantic places for "dating" in Vietnam
Among many romantic destinations in Vietnam, Sapa, Da Lat and Ha Long are the top choices for couples.
The temple famous for terracotta statues
Located 30-km east of Hanoi, Nom pagoda belongs to the historic relic in Nom village, Dai Dong Commune, Van Lam District, Hung Yen Province and is a famous pagoda for its old architectural features and its terra-cotta statues.
Vietnam aims to build strong Info-technology outsourcing brands
Vietnam is one of most competitive choices in the world for ITO (information technology outsourcing), according to market survey from Gartner, thanks to low labor costs, personnel stability and the “golden population” period.
Only in Vietnam: motorbikes captured by foreign photographer
The Daily Mail recently published images about the busy, crowded streets of Vietnam. The photographs were taken by Tom Koene.
The first female pilots of Vietnam
Vietnam’s first female pilots are as adept at controlling aircraft as their male colleagues.
Making money by catching scorpions with bare hands
To earn a living, people in Bay Nui of the Mekong Delta province of An Giang are willing to do a dangerous job: catching scorpions, millipedes, spiders and snakes.
The beauty of the ancient temple in Hoa Lu
The King Dinh Tien Hoang Temple is the only place in Vietnam worshipping King Dinh Tien Hoang, his parents and his sons, with ancestral tablets of the generals of Dinh Dynasty.
Vietnam to gain higher global manufacturing share
Vietnam is poised to continue to take global manufacturing market share, according to HSBC Global Research released on August 5.