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New cold air on the morning of October 2 forces residents to find suitably warm clothing before going out to brave the cold weather. Due to the impact of the cold snap, it turns cold with rain at night and early in the morning in the northern region, including in the capital city. Locals wrap up in thick layers of clothing and put on face masks in a bid to avoid the cold breeze whilst travelling by motorbike around Hanoi. Students don long-sleeved shirts while heading to school on time. The new cold snap is forecast to send temperatures tumbling to a low of 20 degrees Celsius to 21 degrees Celsius in the lowlands and 16 degrees Celsius in the highlands over the next few days. Some people share that they can’t fully adapt to the weather conditions when it suddenly turns cold. Indeed, many choose to travel by bus to avoid the cold air. Many Hanoians go out to the street in warm clothes. Others also prepare face m...

Get ready for a captivating cultural journey as we present a unique concert experience, blending the indigenous language of Quechua with modern pop influences. The event promises to enchant audiences with its vibrant songs and dynamic dances, offering a fresh take on Peruvian and Vietnamese cultural fusion. More than just a musical performance, this event strengthens the bond between Peru and Vietnam, creating a platform to celebrate and explore the rich traditions of both nations. Headlining the concert is the renowned Peruvian singer, Lenin Tamayo, often hailed as the founder of ‘Q-pop’. His distinctive style merges traditional Andean folk music with modern pop instrumentation and dance, creating an immersive and unforgettable experience. Tamayo’s lyrics artfully weave together Quechua, the ancient language of the Inca Empire, with Spanish, creating a unique linguistic tapestry that reflects Peru’s cultural diversity. Adding to the cultural exchange, Peruvian singer Yolanda Pin...

Local authorities held a ceremony on February 2 to receive the certificate from Vietkings and to inaugurate the road. The flower-red ceramic road stretches from the Welcome Gate to the Administrative Building of the Provincial People’s Committee. Photo: VOV The 700m long and 200m wide road showcases more than 2,000 ceramic products created by dozens of businesses throughout the province. The 700m long and 200m wide road showcases more than 2,000 ceramic products created by ceramic kilns in Vinh Long. Photo: VOV Nguyen Thi Quyen Thanh, vice chairman of the Vinh Long Provincial People’s Committee, said the ceremony is also to honor the centenary of Vinh Long ceramic village which is home to nearly 1,500 kilns. Vinh Long: Discover The Longest Flower-Ceramic Road In Vietnam Vinh Long’s products are famous throughout the region for their distinctive characteristics which are as solid as stone and boast a nice color of red. The red ceramic products have b...