Discover the best of Tet in southern Vietnam with Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc, and Ba Den Mountain among the top picks for 2025.

Vietnam’s participation in global supply chains hinges on mastering technology and investing in R&D, much like Taiwan (China) did decades ago.

Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung has stressed the need for Vietnamese businesses to cultivate self-reliance and master high technology.

Vu Minh Duc, a 12th-grade math student from Bac Ninh, made history by scoring the highest-ever marks in the Hanoi University of Science and Technology aptitude test, achieving a near-perfect 98.61 out of 100 without attending extra classes.

Green bananas, an essential part of Vietnam’s Tet traditions, are fetching record prices of up to $40 per bunch this year, leaving many shoppers in shock.

The results of measurement of end-to-end online public services with EMC online system provided by 20 ministries, branches and all 63 provinces and major cities in 2024 have been publicized by the Authority of National Digital Transformation.

Da Nang police have broken up an international fraud network that stole 1,800 billion VND ($76 million) from 800 victims across Vietnam, marking a significant victory against transnational crime.

Vietnam’s cultural industries are poised to contribute 7% of GDP by 2030, with Ho Chi Minh City leading the charge in cinema, performing arts, and cultural tourism.

Vietnamese banh mi has been ranked 2nd on Taste Atlas’s list of the "Top 100 Sandwiches in the World," earning praise for its unique blend of Vietnamese flavors and French influence.

Razor clams, a natural gift from Thai Binh’s coast, are crafted into a signature dish that’s both challenging to prepare and rewarding to eat.

A video showing a father letting his 12-year-old son drive a car has sparked outrage on social media, highlighting safety and legal concerns.

A Russian tourist was successfully rescued in Mui Ne after being swept out to sea by strong waves while windsurfing, thanks to a joint effort by local authorities and fishermen.

A couple in Hanoi has overcome 12 years of infertility to finally celebrate their first Tet with two daughters, born after years of relentless hope and determination.

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Tet is more than just traditional dishes - it’s also about indulging in a variety of snacks. Here are eight snacks that not only taste great but also bring health benefits during the Lunar New Year.

In just one year, Trong Nhan’s weight plummeted from 264kg to 103kg. Now, he embarks on a surgical journey to remove excess skin and achieve the body he has worked so hard for.

The Tet feast in central Vietnam is a culinary tradition steeped in symbolism and flavor, showcasing unique dishes arranged on small plates and presented on a round tray.

Hanoi's beauty industry is booming in the lead-up to Tet, with salons crowded and services running late into the night to meet festive demand.

With over 630,000 registrations, the '.vn' domain continues to strengthen Vietnam's digital presence globally, as the introduction of new domain spaces drives further adoption.

Tet shopping fever has taken over supermarkets in Vietnam, with late-night rushes and long queues becoming a daily challenge for festive shoppers.

Rain and cold temperatures on the morning of January 26 left Hanoi’s streets quiet and deserted, marking an unusually calm day before Tet.

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Nguyen Anh Tuan, Co-Chair of the Boston Global Forum, unveiled the Government 24/7 Initiative, an AI-driven governance model now celebrated on the global stage.

A family-run pho shop on Nguyen Khuyen Street, Hanoi, draws crowds with its rich broth and handcrafted techniques, overseen by its youngest owner, 24-year-old Co Thanh Huong.

The operator of Metro Line 1 in Ho Chi Minh City has called for police action against a man performing pull-ups on train handrails, behavior that has caused public outrage.

Vietnam’s Tet shopping season highlights a stark contrast between luxurious cherries, priced at 2 million VND/kg, and bargain durians sold for just 50,000 VND/kg.