(VOVWORLD) - UN Vesak Day 2019 will take place from May 12th to the 14th at the Tam Chuc Buddhism Culture Center in Ha Nam province, about 60 km from Hanoi, with the theme “Buddhist Approach to Global Leadership and Shared Responsibilities for Sustainable Societies”.

(VOVWORLD) - The pristine island of Co To in the northern border province of Quang Ninh has emerged as a popular attraction, welcoming hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.

(VOVWORLD) - During his presidency, Former President Le Duc Anh made important decisions in internal and external affairs helping Vietnam to avoid crisis and strengthen national defense and security.

(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam Book Day April 21 is a cultural event that gathers readers and publishers. Highlights of Vietnam Book Day 2019 include the 6th Vietnam Book Festival taking place from April 18-22 at Thong Nhat Park, Hanoi.

(VOVWORLD) - These days, visitors flock to Son Tay district in the central province of Quang Ngai to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of white clouds in Truong Son Dong mountain range and bombax ceiba flowers in full bloom along the mountain slopes.

(VOVWORLD) -The CNTraveler has named Mu Cang Chai rice terrace fields, Vietnam on its list of "The most colorful places in the world".

(VOVWORLD) - With a passion for photography, Vietnamese Cao Ky Nhan has impressed the public with the release of his magical photo collection “Lonely Trees”. Having spent lots of time traveling around the nation, Nhan was able to capture a variety of beautiful scenery in his collection.

(VOVWORLD) - It’s easy to take great pictures with a smart phone or digital camera. But film cameras seem to be regaining popularity among young photography enthusiasts who take an interest in vintage arts.

(VOVWORLD) - The Vietnam International Travel Mart (VITM) 2019 opened in Hanoi on March 27 and will run through March 30. The annual mart is the largest international travel event in the region.

(VOVWORLD) - “Cấp sắc”, which means “maturity ritual”, is a typical cultural feature of the Dao people. A Dao man is not allowed to practice or join rituals until he attends the “cap sac” ceremony. The coming-of-age ceremony often takes place in the first, eleventh or twelfth lunar month of the year when locals enjoy free time after the harvest.