(VOVWORLD) - Children’s lovable moments provide a wealth of inspiration for photographers

(VOVWORLD) - The summer has arrived. Hanoi streets are becoming more and more colorful with the red of Flamboyant flowers, the yellow of Golden Shower flowers, and the purple of Crape-myrtle flowers.

(VOVWORLD) - On Truong Sa Island, a national flag saluting ceremony usually takes place on Mondays and during special visits of delegates from the mainland.

(VOVWORLD) –The pagoda is closely associated with Vietnamese people’s spiritual life. Pagodas on Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago demonstrate not only Vietnamese people’s traditional belief but their determination to safeguard the sovereignty of Vietnam’s sea and islands.

(VOVWORLD) - Traveling on mountain trails in Vietnam's northwestern region, you can find yourself immerse in a sea of clouds as if you’re in the heaven.

(VOVworld) - Tank number 390 crashed through the gates of Independence Palace, the last stronghold of the Sai Gon regime at noon on April 30, 1975, heralding the end of the war. Tank 390 was manned by four soldiers: commander Vu Dang Toan, first gunner Ngo Sy Nguyen, second gunner Le Van Phuong, and driver Nguyen Van Tap. 42 years on, the tank is a witness to history and recognized as a national treasure. It is now in the Tank and Armour Museum at Hoang Quoc Viet street, Hanoi. Replicas of the machine are also on display at Ho Chi Minh City's Reunification Palace.

(VOVworld) –Covering more than 2,000 square meters, Keo pagoda in Thai Binh province is comprised of a number of architectural structures including a three-door temple, a Buddha pagoda, a Genie temple, a bell tower, corridors, and a tower garden…

(VOVworld) – What has made Tran Mai Hanh’s non-fiction book “A War Account 1-2-3-4.75”, a success? VOV looks at public and critical reaction to this book.

(VOVworld) - Red silk cotton trees, whose scientific name is Bombax ceiba, are blossoming all across the mountains and forests of the northwest Vietnam.

(VOVworld) – The Ban Gioc Waterfall is one of the most majestic natural features in Cao Bang province. Below the falls is the Quay Son River, whose right bank is Vietnamese territory and whose left bank belongs to China.