Twenty five pilots from Japan, the US, France and Poland are taking part in the Danang International Paramotor Race (DIPR 2012) from May 26-27.
A report on the excavation of Quan Tuong in Hue has identified it as the country's only ancient observatory intact enough to be preserved as a monument.
A display of more than 500 documents related to the Ho dynasty and the Ho dynasty citadel opened at the Thanh Hoa provincial library on May 25.
To implement the project on “developing sustainable urban tourism through carbon reduction initiatives: experience from Hue (Vietnam) and Chiang Mai (Thailand)", a seminar has been held by the People’s Committee of Hue City, the Sustainable Mekong Research Network (sumernet) and the Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN).
In the recent years, the agricultural tourism model in An Giang has created attractive income sources to bring better life for many farmers in the province.
Travel agents in Hanoi are offering discounts on domestic tours to attract more Vietnamese tourists.
Ten of Vietnam’s records have been recognized as Asian ones, announced the General Director of Vietnam Guinness Book Centre (Vietbooks) Le Tran Truong An on May 21.
A book entitled “Traces of Indian Culture in Vietnam†by Indian professor Professor Geetesh Sharma made its debut in Hanoi on May 23rd.
Discovered nearly one year ago, the old wartime air raid shelter of the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hotel in Hanoi officially opened to the public on May 21st.
From art to food, history and spas, Australian traveller Lance Richardson points out many reasons to visit Hanoi.
The Mekong Delta province of Dong Thap held a forum on national conservation on May 21-22, coinciding with its reception of a certificate recognizing Tram Chim (bird sanctuary) National Park as a Ramsar site of Wetlands of International Importance.
Nearly 120 photographs of Spain and its people are being exhibited in Hanoi from May 22-29.