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Phu Tho turns viral content into a digital tourism strategy

Phu Tho is combining social media, AI and community participation to transform online attention into sustainable tourism growth.

800-year-old temple rises again after devastating fire

Reconstruction has begun at Vietnam's 800-year-old Pho Quang Pagoda, where workers are rebuilding its main hall while preserving priceless relics damaged in a 2024 fire.

Traditional Muong stilt house windows tell stories of respect and heritage

The windows of traditional Muong stilt houses are more than architectural features. Each has a distinct name, place and purpose, reflecting generations of customs, respect and cultural values.

Seafood bill dispute ends after restaurant accepts partial payment

A viral dispute over a lavish seafood dinner in Vietnam has ended after one member of the dining party paid half the bill under an agreement with the restaurant.

Viral US$620 seafood bill sparks legal questions in Vietnam

A seafood dinner that ended with an unpaid US$620 bill has sparked nationwide debate in Vietnam, as police uncover new details and legal experts weigh who should ultimately bear responsibility.

Phu Tho commune secretary goes viral promoting Muong culture

A video featuring the Party Secretary of Van Son Commune in Phu Tho Province introducing the area's natural beauty and Muong cultural heritage has surprised many by attracting nearly one million views on social media within just one day.

Work starts on 500-million-USD Meiko semiconductor plant in Phu Tho province

The People's Committee of northern Phu Tho province and Japan’s Meiko Group on June 12 broke ground on Meiko Yen Quang semiconductor manufacturing plant at Yen Quang Industrial Park.

Phu Tho serves nearly 6.5 million visitors during Hung Kings Commemoration Day

Phu Tho welcomed nearly 6.5 million visitors during the 2026 Hung Kings Commemoration Day and the Hung Kings Temple Festival, representing a year-on-year 12%.

Hung Kings Temple Festival, associated tourism week kick off

A ceremony to open the Hung Kings Temple Festival and the 2026 Ancestral Land Culture and Tourism Week was held on late April 17 in Phu Tho, home to the Hung Kings Temple historic site.

Former Phuc Yen vice chairman arrested in expanding criminal probe

Police in Phu Tho Province have arrested Hoang Trong Loi, 56, a former vice chairman of Phuc Yen City, as part of an ongoing investigation into criminal groups operating under the guise of businesses.

Hung Kings Temple Festival to feature Muong culture for first time

Unique cultural values of the Muong people will be introduced for the first time at the Hung Kings Commemoration Day and Hung Kings Temple Festival 2026, adding a fresh highlight to one of Vietnam’s most significant cultural events.

Phu Tho merger: province ‘cleans up’ and syncs 1,331 documents

The policy of reorganizing provincial-level administrative units represents a strategic breakthrough aimed at expanding development space and optimizing national resources.

198-member family in Phu Tho goes viral with Tet photo

Photos of a large extended family in Phu Tho have drawn widespread attention on social media in recent days.

Vietnam busts major unlicensed MLM scheme disguised as 'Meta Whale' investment

Meta Whale promoted fake investment opportunities across provinces, drawing in close to 2,000 people.

Deadly landslide cuts off traffic, kills three in northern Vietnam

In the afternoon of December 14, a severe landslide struck National Highway 6 in Mai Chau Commune, Phu Tho Province, completely cutting off traffic and burying three individuals under tons of earth and rock.

Foreign manager’s behavior sparks protest at Phu Tho garment factory

Frustrated by the behavior of a foreign production manager and discontent with working hours and benefits, hundreds of garment workers at Thien Dieu Co., Ltd. (Dai Dong commune, Phu Tho province) staged a walkout in protest.

NA deputies inspect Song Lo Bridge, fault legal gaps for poor quality

The Song Lo Bridge project is a typical example of why it is necessary to review regulations to avoid legal loopholes about construction quality, acceptance, and inspection processes.

Phu Tho bridge under investigation after steel core exposed

Phu Tho police have launched a criminal investigation into violations linked to the Song Lo bridge project, after structural degradation exposed rusting steel cores.

Tiger cub spotted near nature reserve in northern Vietnam

A young tiger believed to be a stray cub was seen in Phu Tho province, prompting local authorities to issue safety warnings.

Tremors in Hanoi as 3.6-magnitude quake hits Phu Tho

An earthquake struck Phu Tho on the evening of August 26, sending light tremors through Hanoi and prompting widespread social media reaction.