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A new weekend tour by Lua Viet in Vung Tau on the East Sea takes visitors to six unique sites -- like the first lighthouse in Viet nam and the country’s only greyhound breeding center.

Art exhibition sparks class reunion - Ha Noi

Nearly a half-century since their graduation, painters who were in the same class at the Viet nam Fine Arts College have a chance to meet with each other during a group exhibition on display in Ha noi

Centuries old Bridge Renovated for Hue Festival

Thua Thien – Hue Province in central Viet nam has announced it intends to pour over VND3 billion into renovating the Thanh Toan bridge, famous for its tiled roof in time for the Hue Festival occurring over June 3-11.

Ha Long tourism festival draws 10,000

More than 10,000 people attended last Saturday’s 2008 Ha long tourism Festival at Bai Chay Ferry in Quang Ninh Province, according to the Quang Ninh Tourism Department.

Journos head to City via Lion Air flight

One week after Lion Air resumed Jakarta-Singapore-HCM City service, the Indonesian ‘hybrid’ carrier organised a familiarisation (FAM) trip to Hcm city for 12 journalists from Jakarta and eight from Singapore to introduce HCM City’s attractions to Indonesian and Singaporean tourists.

Vietnam - Tours to North for U.N. Day of Vesak

Viet nam will host the United Nations Day of Vesak for the first time at the National Conference Center in Ha noi from May 13-17. Vesak is a celebration of the Buddha’s birth, death, and enlightenment.

New exhibition connects artists in Asia

A new exhibition at the Viet nam Fine Arts Museum in the capital contrasts the work of artists from different countries in the region in an effort to boost cross-cultural understanding and co-operation

Ha Noi, HCMC to Host ‘Europe Days’

The Europe Days in Viet nam 2008, featuring a series of economic events, sports and cultural activities, will be held in Ha noi and Ho chi minh city in May.

Mt Yen Tu - Visiting the Buddhist Capital of Viet Nam

Climbing Mount Yen Tu, it’s easy to see why King Tran Nhan Tong selected the mountain as the location in which to establish the Truc Lam Buddhist Sect.

Viet Nam’s Culinary Culture

Viet nam sharing borders as it does with China (to the north) and Laos and Cambodia (to the west), has long been influenced by other cultures. Most obvious of all are the influences of the Chinese and the French.

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