[VOVWORLD] - Tucked away amid the majestic waters of Ha Long Bay is Vung Vieng fishing village, a quiet haven far from the hustle and bustle of modern life, inviting visitors to slow down and take it all in.

[VOVWORLD] - The “Preserving the Moon in the Old Quarter 2026” program, taking place from September 11 to 25 in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, introduces visitors to various aspects of the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival, from folk toys and games, visual arts, tea culture and incense-making to hands-on experiences such as making mooncakes and practicing traditional crafts.

[VOVWORLD] - September 8, 1966 was designated as International Literacy Day. 60 years on, Vietnam has made major progress. In 1945, more than 90% of the population was illiterate. Today, more than 99% of people aged 15 to 60 can read and write. Vietnam has also worked to bring education to remote areas and ethnic minority communities.

[VOVWORLD] - Every year on National Day, September 2, ethnic minority people in Son La province set aside their daily work, dress up in their finest traditional outfits, and eagerly head to local markets to celebrate the Independence Festival.

[VOVWORLD] - More than 200 military personnel from the Hanoi Capital Command are collecting biological samples at Mai Dich Cemetery to help identify the remains of 469 unknown martyrs.

[VOVWORLD] - The “Returning to the Sacred Moment” virtual reality program opened on Wednesday at the Independence Palace in Ho Chi Minh City. Using virtual reality, visitors are transported back to Hanoi's Ba Dinh Square on September 2, 1945, standing among the crowd as President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence.

[VOVWORLD] - The pain of war remains unresolved, with hundreds of thousands of fallen soldiers still awaiting identification. Launched nationwide, the “500-day campaign” is a sacred mission driven by a deep sense of gratitude and remembrance. It mobilizes forces to overcome hardships, painstakingly searching through layers of earth and rock to recover the remains and restore the names of those who sacrificed their lives for the Fatherland.

[VOVWORLD] - These days, dracaena is blooming across the rocky islands and along the shores of Ha Long Bay. This year's flowering season is particularly vibrant, creating a striking sign of nature's recovery after recent storms.

[VOVWORLD] - Located on the coast of Dak Lak Province (now incorporates the former Phu Yen Province), Ghenh Da Dia is renowned for its striking beauty and the geological story it tells. Shaped by ancient volcanic activity and the relentless force of the sea, the basalt rock formation stands as one of Vietnam's most remarkable natural wonders.