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These rock pools are often full of saltwater and are surrounded by rocky cliffs. Tourists are able to snap nice photos at these unique places without the need to fly abroad in search of such beautiful places. (Photo: anhhhq) Mui Nghe, also known as Nghe Cape, is considered the best spot in which to enjoy the sunrise on the Son Tra peninsula. Tourists can take beautiful photos amid the clear water. The path to get to Mui Nghe is a fairly tricky one, with it being advisable for tourists to ask a guide for help to get there. (Photo: ptthuyduong) Tourists should not miss the chance to swim in a rock pool in Bai Nho, also known as Small Beach, Ganh Hang on Phu Quy island in the south central province of Binh Thuan. It serves as an ideal destination for summer vacations where tourists can enjoy fresh air amid a peaceful atmosphere. (Photo: sakura_mint18) Tourists are free to explore the crystal blue water before checking out the amazing coral reefs.

The event is organised by the  Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vietnam , the Vietnam National Institute of Culture and Arts Studies (VICAS), and the Centre for Assistance and Development of Movie Talents (TPD). The films to be screenedinclude award-winning works of Chinese Taipei’s filmmakers in recent years. These films are all part of the Taiwan Cinema Toolkit (TCT) – a project to curate, store and provide data about  Taiwanese films  to serve the non-profit cultural promotion activities organised by the Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute. Three films are being introduced for three weeks from June 27 to July 11 within the Taiwan Film Salon programme held at VICAS and TPD to attract more people to the art of filmmaking as well as the human values reflected in the works. Entrance is free. The post https://vietexplorer.com/lifestyle/taiwanese-movies-to-be-screened-in-hanoi/ appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Bamboo Airways licensed to fly d

Pac Cung hamlet in Thuong Nong commune, Na Hang district, Tuyen Quang province is home to 8 ha of shan tea trees, many of which are from 30 to 36 years old. Their leaves are large and thick and have a strong flavour as the trees are grown at an altitude of 800-1,000 metres above sea level. With four harvests each year and a stable sales price of around 14 USD per kilo, tea trees have become key to the San Chi ethnic minority people in Pac Cung hamlet escaping from poverty. Technical barriers and limited traffic infrastructure, however, still hinder local people from taking full advantage of growing tea. Na Hang district has over 1,100 shan tea trees, cared for by 15 local households along with companies and cooperatives. With a view to providing sustainable incomes by improving quality, local authorities have also been encouraging people to produce tea under standardised processing procedures. In order to sustainably develop the Shan tea areas, Na Hang district has adopted a sc

During the club’s launching ceremony, chairwoman Dr. Dang Thi Bich Lien underscored the importance of preserving and exploiting cultural heritage in a sustainable manner. She said the launch of the club will greatly contribute to protecting and promoting Vietnamese cultural values. The debut of the club comes in response to the ASEAN Leader’s Special Session on Women’s Empowerment in the Digital Age which was held as part of the 36th ASEAN Summit, said Dr. Lien. She noted that the club will now prepare activities to promote heritage tourism. Other actions will see the group look to protect heritage collection, along with the preservation and promotion of the nation’s culinary heritage and traditional arts at both domestic and international forums. At the event, guests had the chance to enjoy viewing over 100 lotus paintings, each produced in a unique style by Vietnamese artist Ly Ly. Founded on March 5 with the aim of promoting local cultural heritages, the Women’s Club, a non-

The 44-year-old, who lives with his elderly father and stepmother in an alley in Vinh Long City, the province’s capital, has a speech impairment in addition to his facial disfigurement and many health issues, which has led people to give him the nickname ‘Ba Lep.’ Because of his facial deformity and speech impairment, Hien often finds that many people do not want to talk to him, especially young children who are put off by his appearance. “Only birds feel comfortable in my presence,” Hien said with some effort. According to the owner of a food stall nearby, rain or shine, the man feeds sparrows with uncooked rice while sitting outside. He also ventured out with a mask on during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreaks that began in late February to make sure the flocks had a full stomach as shops and restaurants shut down, and no public gatherings meant no leftovers for them to scavenge on.  For such a gentle, loving man, life is a constant fight against what he sees as social

In the first quarter of 2020, Ho Chi Minh City’s authorities provided 668 online public administrative services at levels 3 and 4 in various fields, and more than 80 percent of local residents and organisations said they were satisfied with the services. According to the city’s Department of Home Affairs, district and commune-level administrative units handled more than 84 million documents online in the last five years. On average, more than 16 million documents were handled online each year. The rate of documents processed on time reached 97.5 – 99.9 percent. Since 2017, processing time for administrative documents fell by 30-50 percent. About 99 percent of total administrative documents were done online on time. The city is also striving to universalize 4G and 5G mobile networks and smart phones./. VNA The post https://vietexplorer.com/videos/hcm-city-to-provide-all-public-services-online-at-level-4-by-2030/ appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer

The artisans were selected based on a number of criteria, such as having the knowledge, skills and secret of Vietnamese cuisine; participating in preserving, creating and teaching the next generation to promote the value of traditional foods; participating in directing and advising for national and international culinary festivals and major international events held in Vietnam; as well as being honored in culinary magazines and TV programmes on domestic and international cuisine. At the ceremony, the organising board also presented certifications and cups to nearly 30 individuals and over 100 orgnisations, who have made significant contributions to the Vietnamese tourism industry. The event aims to honor the outstanding business leaders and individuals with high prestige and effective contributions to the development of Vietnam’s tourism industry in the past few years. These enterprises have achieved outstanding results in their production and business activities, contributing to t

The move followed the request of the Ministry to Transport to ensure safety for the aviation sector during Storm Vamco. Aviation authorities decided to close Chu Lai Airport in Quang Nam province from 9 am today, November 14 to 10 am tomorrow and Danang International Airport from 12 pm today to 10 am tomorrow. Meanwhile, the closure time for Phu Bai and Dong Hoi airports will be from 2 pm today to 10 am tomorrow and Vinh Airport will be banned for being operated between 6 am to 8 pm on Sunday. National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines have cancelled many flights to these five airports today. Vietnam Airlines and Pacific Airlines have conducted many flights from and to the closed airports from one to 11 hours earlier than scheduled today. Passengers are advised to keep informed of the storm information as well as flights to and from the five airports. Bamboo Airways have also announced changes to their schedules and have cancelled many flights on November 14-15. This article was ori

The Poison Control Center under Bach Mai Hospital in Hanoi confirmed it had received a male patient who was in a deep coma with dilated pupils and hypotension on November 3. A test showed that his blood methanol concentration was 141mg/dL, which resulted in severe metabolic acidosis, while his CT scan revealed serious diffuse brain damage. As his condition did not improve despite doctors’ efforts, the family decided to take him home so that he could pass away among family members. According to the patient’s family, he purchased alcohol from a local grocery store three days prior to his death. He drank the liquor with three other people and started having a headache on the following day, before falling into a coma. The patient was admitted to the provincial-level hospital and was later transferred to the Poison Control Center in Hanoi. His three friends were also hospitalized for methanol poisoning and are in recovery thanks to prompt treatment. The test result of the alcohol sam

Spring roll is one of the most traditional and iconic dishes in Vietnam (Photo: VOV) In the culinary category , this is the second consecutive year Vietnam honored as Asia’s Top Culinary Destination. The country has surpassed 5 other “bright” candidates, which are China, India, Japan, Malaysia, and Thailand. Vietnam also earned the title of Asia’s Top Cultural Destination for two consecutive years (2020 and 2019), leaving Thailand, Cambodia, and India behind. This time, however, is the first time Asia’s Top Heritage Destination award goes to Vietnam, China won this award in 2019. My Son sanctuary in Central Vietnam (Photo: VOV) Hue Citadel (Photo: VOV) Along with national awards, WTA 2020 also honors outstanding enterprises and tourist destinations around the world. Vietnam’s Cuc Phuong National Park was awarded the “Asia’s leading National Park 2020” title for two years in a row. In Asia, many units and businesses in Vietnam are also honored to recei