Vietnamnet
2149 newsArticles by author
Chicken feet dishes in Hanoi
Chicken feet are processed with many spices and enjoyed in different ways which can satisfyany diner’s taste. The dishes have become more popular in Hanoi.
O mai – Hanoi’s delicious nosh
In the past, visitors always bought boxes of salted or sugared dry fruits on Hang Duong Street as gifts.
Powerful conglomerates win duels with foreign players
Many Vietnamese tycoons have won battles with foreign businesses, successfully preventing foreigners’ hostile takeover attempts.
Nuclear science & technology center to be built in Hanoi
Vietnam will develop a nuclear science & technology center with two components in Da Lat and Hanoi, according to the director of the Vietnam Atomic Research Institute, Tran Chi Thanh.
Seaport industry’s growth rate twice as much as global rate
The high number of imports of input materials and exports of finished products by foreign invested enterprises (FIEs) has led to an increased growth rate for the seafood industry.
Family-run companies struggle to continue business line
The first generation of entrepreneurs who appeared after doi moi (renovation) in 1986 is now getting older and beginning to worry about the transfer of business to the next generation.
Exhibition “Beyond the Hills”
‘Beyond the Hills’ is a solo exhibition by Saigon-based visual artist Le Hoang Bich Phuong, one of the most prominent emerging artists in Vietnam. It will be held at Manzi Art Space, 14 Phan Huy Ich street, Hanoi from now until Oct 2.
Photo Exhibition “Rudel 2” by German artist Sven Marquardt
Exhibition “Rudel 2” showcases photo portraits of musicians at Ostgut Booking – an artist residence for DJs in Berlin – taken by photographer Sven Marquardt from 2007 to 2017. The event will last until October 31 at 112 Xuan Dieu, Hanoi.
Discover Da Lat – Vietnam’s most romantic city
The hill town of Da Lat has long been the most popular location in the region for getaway holidays since French colonial times.
Hidden pathway to beauty of Nhat Tu Son
In the central province of Phu Yen, tourists rarely ignore Xuan Dai Bay with its unique islet – Nhat Tu Son – which is shaped like the old calligraphy style word for one - mot.