At Gia Lam Airport, rehearsals for the second Vietnam International Defense Expo are in full swing, featuring thrilling aerial displays and dynamic performances by ground forces.

Madam Ngo Phuong Ly, spouse of General Secretary To Lam, joined ambassadors and heads of international organizations in Vietnam for a delightful weekend exploring global culinary traditions.

Ho Chi Minh City’s Notre Dame Cathedral has become the heart of Christmas festivities, drawing thousands with its radiant LED light display and vibrant holiday atmosphere.

Hanoi’s urban metro system, restored landmarks, and collaborative education projects mark milestones in the vibrant partnership between Vietnam and France.

Ho Chi Minh City’s Metro Line 1 features three underground stations - Ben Thanh, Opera House, and Ba Son - each showcasing unique architectural designs and modern facilities.

Metro Line 1 is nearing its December 22 launch, and Long Binh Depot in Thu Duc City is playing a crucial role as the center for train operations and maintenance.

The golden glow of sunset over Ha Long Bay enchants visitors daily, making it one of the most magical moments to witness during the year.

With its architectural brilliance, the smoke-free Buu Long Pagoda has become a favorite destination for locals and tourists alike.

With 647 meters of tunnel excavated at a depth of 17.8 meters, Hanoi’s Nhon-Hanoi Railway Station metro line is setting new milestones in urban infrastructure development.

Fighter jets and helicopters rehearsed over Hanoi as the Vietnam People's Army prepares for the grand opening of Defense Expo 2024, showcasing its strength and unity.

President Luong Cuong and Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni shared a traditional Vietnamese tea ceremony during their visit to the historic Temple of Literature in Hanoi.

Vietnam’s elite forces showcase unparalleled discipline and skill in preparation for the upcoming international defense expo, highlighting the nation’s military prowess

Dich Diep village, established in the 11th century, captivates visitors with its traditional Vietnamese architecture and an 800-year-old heritage tree, recognized as a national treasure.

Defying prohibitions, Train Street in Hanoi continues to attract crowds, lured by its unique mix of coffee shops and close-up train views.

Nearly 150 sets of human remains were discovered during a drainage system upgrade on Tay Son Street in Hanoi, marking the latest in a series of similar finds in the area.

With its impressive Gothic style combined with Greek architecture, Bac Trach Church in Thai Binh is considered one of the largest and most beautiful churches in Northern Vietnam, drawing numerous visitors.

High-value plots in Ho Chi Minh City’s downtown, often referred to as "golden land," have been left abandoned for years, wasting prime development opportunities.

Quang Nam Province has announced a VND 44 billion plan ($1.73 million) to restore several 1,000-year-old Cham towers that have fallen into severe disrepair.

Tra Que Village in Hoi An has earned international acclaim for its sustainable tourism model, attracting visitors eager to experience traditional farming and cultural heritage.

In Hoi An, bamboo isn’t just a material - it’s art, as seen in the remarkable sculptures created by artisan Vo Tan Tan.