Gliding gently across the crystal-blue waters of Ha Long Bay, the traditional three-panel sailing boats evoke memories of generations of fishermen who have made a living on the bay.
As the 90th anniversary of the Traditional Day of Mining Region Workers and the Coal Industry approaches, production at Ha Tu Coal Joint Stock Company is proceeding at a fast and continuous pace.
Ha Long Bay emerges like a symphony of rock, sky and water. Limestone mountains millions of years old cast their reflections on the crystal-clear waters.
On the evening of September 2, the sky over Bai Chay lit up with spectacular fireworks, blending with 3D mapping projections, music and the lights of the lighthouse along the bay.
One of the most impressive highlights of the tourism stimulus programme is a spectacular light show by tourist boats on the waters of Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.
From timeworn images to modern urban areas, bridges, expressways, seaports, airports, and landmark projects, Quang Ninh has come a long way in its remarkable transformation.
Amid the sacred serenity of this Buddhist land, the sea of clouds atop Phu Van Peak in Yen Tu, rising 1,068 meters above sea level, appears like a breathtaking visual masterpiece. From this vantage point, on days with favorable weather conditions, visitors can gaze out over rolling waves of white clouds stretching toward the horizon, as if standing in a fairyland on earth.
More than 15,000 students across the province did the literature tests (in three hours), the first exam of the 2022’s high school graduation exam this morning.
From May 17-25, a delegation with over 200 delegates from central and local agencies, together with 41 overseas Vietnamese from 17 countries worldwide, visited the Spratly Islands and encouraged cadres, soldiers and people on the islands.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Nguyễn Thu Hiền in Hà Nội has tried her best to arrange a five-fruit tray (locally known as mâm ngũ quả) to worship her ancestors and for her children to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The Thai ethnic village at Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism in Hanoi is a place fully recreating the scene of a traditional village of the Thai ethnic people. With houses on stilts, cuisine and customs, Thai people in the provinces and cities come to the village to live and work.
Stunned on the top of Dau Tan mountain, north of Vinh Thuc island commune (Mong Cai), Vinh Thuc lighthouse is the first of more than 90 lighthouses stretching along an S-shaped strip of land. For more than half a century, Vinh Thuc lighthouse has always fulfilled its mission in the face of all dangers and difficulties.
The street festival featuring Quang Ninh province's cultural heritages, cuisines, and culture of ethnic groups lured thousands of locals and tourists last weekend.
The alluring mountainous district of Binh Lieu is now overwhelmed with the color of spring flowers, especially peach blossoms, forming a stunning picture of natural scenery.
The coastal road of Tran Quoc Nghien, the most exquisite one in Ha Long city, now looks like a colorful picture due to the shimmering bougainvillea flowers in full bloom.
The grandeur and breathtaking beauty of Ha Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and popular travel destination in Quang Ninh Province, is lively depicted through the photos captured in four different seasons.
Images depicting Hanoi's ceramic road and Lan Ha Bay snapped by local and foreign photographers won prizes at the 2020 Travel Photographer of the Year contest.
The severe cold weather has brought frost and snow to several mountainous areas in the province. Lots of tourists have recently focked to Binh Lieu, Yen Tu and Hai Ha to see these unusual landscapes.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) businesses have made a significant contribution to Vietnam's trade balance during the past 10 months as they obtained an export trade surplus of US$28.92 billion despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.