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The Scenic Riverside Experience: New Walking and Cycling Trails Unveiled in Da Nang

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The recent renovation project has transformed the area into an appealing and practical part of the city of Da Nang. Nguyen Minh Huy, director of the Da Nang Traffic and Agricultural Infrastructure Investment Project Management Board, confirmed to Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper on Sunday that the works to rejuvenate the landscape along Thang Long Street, from Asia Park to the border with Cam Le District, are now complete. This comprehensive project incorporated architectural and landscaping elements, including green spaces, public restrooms, fitness equipment, walkways, dedicated cycling lanes, and railings. These features were carefully designed to improve leisure and physical activity options for locals and tourists alike. Thang Long Street’s riverside sidewalk is adorned with a lush tree line, as seen in this photo taken in Da Nang, Vietnam. Photo: Doan Cuong / Tuoi Tre One of the project’s standout features was the selection of silver trumpet trees, chosen for their uni...
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Unveiling a Historic Alliance: Lion City Sailors FC and Cong An Ha Noi FC Unite in Celebration of Vietnam-Singapore Relations

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The pinnacle of this collaboration between Lion City Sailors FC and Cong An Ha Noi FC will be an international friendly match in 2025, bringing together two powerhouse clubs from Singapore and Vietnam. This match symbolizes more than just a sporting event; it celebrates the profound and growing connection between these two nations. Scheduled to coincide with Singapore’s 60th and Vietnam’s 80th independence anniversaries, this exhibition match also underscores the enhanced bilateral ties, elevated this month to a comprehensive strategic partnership. Lion City Sailors FC and Cong An Ha Noi FC share a vision for football that extends beyond the pitch. By leveraging their platforms, they aim to foster greater regional engagement and utilize football as a powerful tool to build bridges between people, strengthening the social fabric of the community. In addition to the showcase of elite football talent, the clubs will collaborate closely in the realm of youth development, exchanging expe...
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The Pen and the Land of the Ascending Dragon

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The gentle sun caressed my face as I awoke on a mild February morning in 2014. “Just another day,” I mused, but the usual bustle of Saigon’s streets was eerily quiet. It was Tết, and I was about to embark on my first traditional holiday season in Ho Chi Minh City. Fast forward to 2025, and once again, the mild morning sun of January will herald the Year of the Snake. While the quiet streets of Saigon have transformed, the culture and traditions of Tết remain a cornerstone of Vietnamese life. With the completion of a zodiac cycle, I find myself back where I started, reflecting on the changes Ho Chi Minh City has undergone in the last 12 years and what the Year of the Snake signifies for expatriates in Vietnam. Swiss tourists embrace the 2025 Vietnamese Tết Festival at the Youth Culture House, Ho Chi Minh City, January 13, 2024. Photo by Quang Dinh / Tuoi Tre To be frank, my initial Tết experience in Vietnam was less than ideal. As a teacher, the extended holiday left me w...
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The Enchanting Tay Phuong Pagoda Festival: A National Intangible Cultural Heritage Spectacle

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THE HANOI TIMES — The Vibrant Tay Phuong Pagoda Festival has been recognized as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage of Vietnam, a well-deserved honor that coincides with the 10th anniversary of its 34 statues being designated as national treasures. This annual celebration, which spans from the new year to the 6th day of the 3rd lunar month and continues until the month’s end, is held in Hanoi’s suburban Thach That District. It’s a unique festival that blends cultural and religious activities, honoring heaven and earth with traditional Buddhist rituals and energetic folk games. Pham Xuan Tai, Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports, presents the decision to include the Tay Phuong Pagoda Festival as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Photo: Cong Phuong/The Hanoi Times Nguyen Manh Hong, Chairman of the Thach That District People’s Committee, emphasized the festival’s significance, stating that it holds a profound historical value and plays a crucial...
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The Magic Number: $2.54 Billion and Beyond

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Vietnam’s government bond auctions in March 2025 witnessed remarkable success, raising 65.3 trillion VND (over 2.5 billion USD), reflecting a significant 124% surge compared to February. This impressive achievement is a strong testament to investors’ unwavering confidence in the country’s financial stability and prospects. Demonstrating the effectiveness of the State Treasury’s strategies, the first quarter of 2025 saw a mobilization of 110.4 trillion VND, inching closer to the Q1 issuance target with 99.5% achievement and marking a solid start towards the full-year plan, with 22.1% already accomplished. The bond issuance in March covered a diverse range of maturities, including 5, 10, 15, and 30 years, with the 10-year bonds taking center stage. These bonds accounted for a substantial 92.6% of the total issuance, translating to 60.523 trillion VND and showcasing their dominance in the market. An illustrative image depicting stacks of coins and a bar graph, symbolizing financ...
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The Magic of Tea and Trains: Uniting Hanoi and Thai Nguyen’s Cultural Heritage

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THE HANOI TIMES — Thai Nguyen, a northern province neighboring Hanoi, is a hidden gem boasting a rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and a renowned tea-growing region with untapped potential for tourism. With improved connectivity to Hanoi, this region is poised to become a must-visit destination. Just a short drive from Hanoi’s bustling city center, Thai Nguyen Province beckons visitors with its serene tea hills, picturesque scenery, and vibrant ethnic minority traditions. However, this hidden gem remains relatively undiscovered. Long Coc Tea Hill, Thai Nguyen: An Idyllic Tea Harvest Scene. Photo: Thai Nguyen Tourism Information Center Unveiling a Gemstone Near Hanoi Recognizing its untapped potential, Thai Nguyen has embarked on a journey to promote its diverse attractions. A recent conference, “Promoting and Advertising Thai Nguyen Tourism in Hanoi,” showcased the region’s tea culture and scenic beauty, organized by the Thai Nguyen Department of Culture, Sports...
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The Tasty Secrets of Hanoi’s Iconic Dish: A Pho Festival Extravaganza

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THE HANOI TIMES — The Hanoi People’s Committee is excited to announce that the “Pho Festival 2025” will take place at the UNESCO-recognized Thang Long Imperial Citadel from April 18 to 20. This highly anticipated event offers a unique and immersive experience, allowing attendees to delve into the rich history, diverse regional variations, and cultural significance of Vietnam’s beloved national dish, Pho. By organizing this festival, we aim to celebrate and preserve Hanoi’s traditional food culture while showcasing the city’s reputation as a leading culinary and cultural tourism destination. A bowl of Hanoi Pho. Photo: Duy Khanh/ The Hanoi Times This year, we are thrilled to present the theme, “Pho and AI Technology,” which seamlessly blends Vietnam’s culinary heritage with modern innovation. Through the use of cutting-edge AI technology, visitors will be able to easily locate Pho stalls that align with their personal preferences, offering a unique and personalized dining exper...
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