(VOV) - At this time of year before harvest, terraced fields in Mu Cang Chai district, northwestern Yen Bai province look most beautiful in the yellow colour of ripening rice.
(VOV) - The capital city in the early hours of the morning is very still and peaceful, unlike what it is in the daytime.
(VOV) -The beauty of Hanoi’s land and people will be spotlighted at a photographic exhibition themed “Tu do” (Freedom).
(VOV) - Although the sustainable use of water resources is certainly possible, they will always remain finite.
(VOV) - As the Mid-autumn festival comes , den keo quan, lanterns with vivid rotating images on the outside cover have appeared.
(VOV) - Nguyen Van Phuc is proud of his family’s four generations who have sewed the Vietnamese national flag over the past 70 years.
(VOV) The Kim Bong carpentry village is a popular site in the ancient town of Hoi An.
(VOV) - An old man and his son have been brought to Quang Ngai’s Tay Tra district to live a normal life after living in the jungle for 40 years.
(VOV) - Tropical storm Mangkhut’s heavy downpours over the past few days have flooded many parts of the capital city, affecting local people’s daily lives and disrupting traffic.
(VOV) -Hanoi residents are grappling with the inconveniences arising from the heavy rains accompanying tropical storm No. 5.
(VOV) - A competition on building sand art objects was held for the second time in the central city of Danang on July 28, attracting 300 young Vietnamese and foreign tourists.
(VOV) -Despite his hemiplegia, war veteran Tran Manh Tuan still manages to lead a normal life like many other Hanoians.
(VOV) -July is observed as the Month of Tribute at Truong Son Martyrs Cemetery, in the war-torn central province of Quang Tri, where tens of thousands of martyrs are resting in peace.
(VOV) - Despite many upheavals, Dai Hung pottery kiln in Binh Duong province has maintained the traditional craft of making earthenware jars for 150 years.
(VOV) - About 30,000 Vietnamese spectators saw with their own eye Arsenal FC players do a warm-up exercise in Hanoi on July 16, one day ahead of their friendly match against Vietnamese players.
(VOV) - Da Vien Islet, formed by silt deposits from the Huong (Perfume) River, covers more than 100,000sq.m (890m in length, and 185m in width).
(VOV) - The banian tree, well and communal yard are the most common features of Vietnamese countryside.
(VOV) - Phong Khe village is famous for making poonah paper which is much more durable than normal paper and can be kept for hundreds of years.
(VOV) - Thousands of students converged on the 1,000-year-old temple in Hanoi on July 2 to worship Vietnam’s first scholars in high hopes of having the devil’s own luck in the upcoming tertiary entrance exams.
(VOV) - Illustrating news stories with appropriate and meaningful images requires photojournalists to make split-second decisions.
(VOV) - Located in Phong Tho district, Dao San is a typical market in the northern mountain province of Lai Chau and the North-western region as a whole.
(VOV) - Visitors to the Trang An tourism site in Ninh Binh province are very impressed by Tam Coc which looks like Ha Long Bay on land.
(VOV) - Hoanh Son Beach in Ky Nam commune, Ky Anh District, central Ha Tinh province is 2km from Ngang Mountain Pass.
(VOV) - May marks the start of the ploughing season in Vietnam’s northern mountainous provinces, creating vistas rivaling landscape paintings with their beauty.
(VOV) -After more than three hours struggling to contain the blaze, police and firefighters now have the petrol station fire in Hanoi basically under control.
(VOV) - Smokers in restricted areas will be subject to fines ranging from VND100,000 to VND300,000.
(VOV) - The limbless Australian motivator encouraged Hanoi’s young people to be self-confident, cherish dreams and never give up hope at My Dinh National Stadium on May 23.
(VOV) - Unlike those living in cities and urban areas, residents of Hoi An ancient town in Central Quang Nam province have the best chance to see the moon.
(VOV) - Local villagers in Duong Lam, a tourist attraction in Hanoi’s Son Tay town, are hard at work from dawn to dusk, harvesting the main rice crop.
(VOV) - Many workers in Hanoi are struggling hard to earn a living although outside temperatures rise to more than 40 degrees Celsius.