A sudden storm ripped through Ninh Binh at dawn, toppling homes, trees, and power lines in less than 10 minutes.

Heavy rain and strong winds caused by Typhoon No. 10 (Bualoi) disrupted morning traffic in Hanoi and caused dangerous incidents across the city.

A stunning series of whale photos off Quy Nhon earns a top prize in the 2025 Heritage Journey photo contest.

The 150-year-old French Consul General’s residence in Ho Chi Minh City opened its doors to the public for a rare look at its historic treasures.

With no agents or online sales, this bakery forces customers to line up early to get their hands on limited-edition Mid-Autumn mooncakes.

Vietnam’s only mosque in the North welcomes non-Muslim visitors, offering insight into Islamic culture and peaceful interfaith exchange.

The thousand-year-old Co Le Pagoda in Ninh Binh, home to a 9-ton bronze bell, is now recognized as a national special relic.

A powerful display in Hanoi honors the cultural richness and national unity of Vietnam's 54 ethnic groups and 16 religions over eight decades of development.

Despite multi-million-dollar investments, luxury resorts along Ho Chi Minh City’s coast sit deserted, overrun by weeds and time.

Ninh Binh’s Thuong Temple honors Lao Princess Nhoi Hoa, a symbol of Vietnam-Laos friendship.

A rare temple devoted to Vietnam’s fire deity remains a spiritual anchor in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, preserving history, culture, and faith.

Nestled in the heart of the ancient town, the Hoi An Prison relic preserves memories of revolutionary struggle and has become a meaningful destination for both locals and tourists.

For the first time, the notes of Madam Nguyen Thi Binh and pivotal diplomatic documents are on display, tracing 80 years of Vietnamese diplomacy.

Kim Co Pagoda stands as a rare multi-faith site, bridging three traditions while supporting the community through compassion and volunteerism.

Each province and city across Vietnam’s S-shaped stretch of land boasts iconic landmarks and structures that vividly reflect their historical development and cultural heritage.

Linh Phuoc Pagoda in Da Lat (Lam Dong Province) is considered one of a kind for its striking architecture and for housing multiple structures that have set Vietnamese and even world records.

Weighing 36 tons and echoing up to 10 kilometers, the Dai Hong Chung bell stands as a spiritual and architectural marvel.

The only remaining part of a 17th-century pagoda, this intricately designed gate captivates visitors with its moss-covered charm and serene heritage ambiance.

Vietnam’s 52,000 schools held a synchronized livestream ceremony to celebrate the opening of the 2025-2026 academic year and the Ministry of Education’s 80th anniversary.

Stunning fireworks displays lit up Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City skies as Vietnam marked the 80th anniversary of National Day.