The palace was built between 1962 and 1965 by architect Ngo Viet Thu. The landmark holds symbolic importance as it was where a tank of the People’s Army of Vietnam crashed through its gate, marking the end of the Vietnam War and signifying the reunification of Vietnam in 1975. … [Read more...] about Photos showcase HCMC’s finest buildings and constructions
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Photos of Vietnam’s timeless charm displayed in Japan
A Vietnamese map in the rice field The Cai Rang floating market in the southern Vietnamese city of Can Tho. Phuong Hoang Pass lies on National Highway 26, which connects Khanh Hoa Province with Dak Lak Province. A stunning scene is captured in Bac Son District in the northern Vietnamese province of Lang Son. A slope in Hau Thao Village in Sa Pa, a resort town in Lao Cai Province. The U Minh Forest in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta region. A peaceful moment on the Da River located in northwestern Vietnam. A giant sunbeam illuminates a part of Son Doong Cave in Quang Binh Province. … [Read more...] about Photos of Vietnam’s timeless charm displayed in Japan
Quảng Nam to further enhance tourism quality
The sector will also implement big projects, create links with other regions and develop tourism in the east, west and north of the province. The sector will also further combine tourism with building new rural areas, linking ecological and cultural tourism, the leader said. … [Read more...] about Quảng Nam to further enhance tourism quality
Vietnam’s unsold luxury apartment inventory among lowest in ASEAN
Limited land banks in downtown areas of major cities associated with restrictive legal framework on issuing development certificate for projects will narrow new launches in the luxury segment in such areas over the next couple of years, the CBRE report says. … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s unsold luxury apartment inventory among lowest in ASEAN
An Giang residents make modified fire trucks to stamp out blazes
The modified fire truck, which was made by residents in southern An Giang Province, has helped reduce losses caused by fires. Photo tuoitre.vn Living on an island surrounded by the Hau and Tien rivers, residents have considered many ways to stamp out fires themselves, such as water pipes or mobile fire extinguishers. However, this has brought little help. … [Read more...] about An Giang residents make modified fire trucks to stamp out blazes
