(VOVWORLD) - Hai Phong’s cuisine holds a place of pride, second only to its red flamboyant blossoms, among locals. To truly appreciate this coastal city’s distinctive food culture, a Hai Phong food tour offers an essential experience.

(VOVWORLD) - Driven by a passion for environmental protection and a desire to give waste a new life, many young people in Hanoi are inspiring their communities to embrace more eco-friendly and responsible lifestyles.

(VOVWORLD) - Stretching nearly two kilometers from Cua Nam intersection to Son Tay street, Nguyen Thai Hoc is one of Hanoi’s busiest roads. Amid the noisy traffic, this street preserves a quiet charm in the carved grooves and polished edges of its picture frame shops.

(VOVWORLD) - If you mention Hanoi, most people picture an ancient city full of elegance, serenity, and charm. But there's another side to Hanoi, a busy, ever-awake metropolis full of energy. From early morning exercise broadcasts to late-night neon lights, Hanoi never truly sleeps.

(VOVWORLD) - Hanoi is gradually replacing its diesel buses with electric or green energy vehicles, in a bid to improve public transportation and protect the environment.

(VOVWORLD) - While children worldwide celebrate International Children’s Day on June 1, in war-torn places like South Sudan, a child’s smile is a rare and precious gift. With deep compassion and unwavering dedication, Vietnamese blue-beret peacekeepers have brought moments of joy and laughter to children living amid hardship and conflict.

(VOVWORLD) - First launched in 2022 in Phu Thien district, Gia Lai province, the “Returning to faith, preserving village peace” model has since been expanded to Chu Se, Ia Grai, and Dak Doa districts. It has gained strong community support and produced tangible results.

(VOVWORLD) - Located in a remote area of Gia Lai province, the Van village school is part of Ia Ly town’s primary school. Despite poor infrastructure, its dedicated teachers are doing their best to educate and care for their Jrai ethnic minority students.

(VOVWORLD) - A lot of construction is going on in ethnic minority communities in the central province of Ninh Thuan these days. Some people contribute their labor; others donate materials; all are working together to build solid houses.

(VOVWORLD) - Phu Thien district in the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai is home to multiple ethnic groups, including Kinh, Jrai, Bana, Thai, Tay, and Nung, who make up 60% of the population. Phu Thien has 70 individuals who are considered key community leaders.