(VOVworld) - Recently, all main streets in the city have been strewn with coloured lights, flags and flowers to mark the 60th anniversary of Liberation Day (October 10).

(VOV) -A collection of 20 best photos of Vietnamese photographer Ba Han were on display at the International East Asian Photo Culture Forum in Hokkaido Islands, Japan from Sep 15-29.

(VOVworld) – Dong Van market nestled in the mountainous region of the north-eastern province of Ha Giang is not only a place to go and trade goods but a place to meet, exchange, and give each other a smile for ethnic minority groups in the Dong Van Karst Plateau.

(VOVworld) - Hue, ancient city located in Vietnam’s central region, is renowned for its many romantic and beautiful landscapes. In 1993 it was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage.

(VOVworld) - A new day has come to the World Cultural Heritage site of Hoi An in central Vietnam. The ancient city looks tranquil, with few people walking along narrow streets, seeing old houses and enjoying fresh air.

(VOVworld) - As the Mid-Autumn Festival is drawing near, craft villages specializing in making unicorn heads in Hue city are busier than usual, with bulk consignments of products delivered to local and neighboring markets. Hue’s unicorn heads are noted for intricate, eye-catching designs. With local artisans’ skillful hands, the products are made creatively, creating Hue’s typical brand identity.

(VOV) -Flea market goers can find a wide variety of antique bicycles, cars, musical instruments, silver cups, pots, or even pencils every Sunday near Cao Minh café at No Trang Long street, Binh Thanh district, Ho Chi Minh City.

(VOV/VOVworld) -Elephants in the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak are currently at risk of imminent extinction due to loss of habitat and illegal hunting.

(VOVworld) - Students attending the 46th International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO) visited Bat Trang ceramic craft village in Hanoi on July 22.

(VOV) -The natural landscape of Vietnam with its lotus ponds and fountains, streams and rice paddy fields created a wonderful backdrop for a Japanese couple’s wedding album, which went viral on social media.