Into the wilds    (12/15/2007)
	If you’re tired of hitting the same old beaches or want to get in touch with Mother Nature, the Madagui Forest comes highly recommended.

Straw    (11/13/2007)
	Straw is an agricultural byproduct after the nutritious grains or seeds are removed from the stalks. It makes up about half of the yield of a cereal crop such as barley, oats, rice, rye or wheat.

Former Vietnamese women's brassiere    (7/23/2007)
	First of all, I would like to make distinction between the yem (the former Vietnamese women’s brassiere) and the brassiere presently worn by modern Vietnamese women.

Traditional Wedding Costume    (7/19/2007)
	Trang Phuc Cuoi (Traditional Wedding Costume) is the traditional wedding costume for Vietnamese people. The costume is ao dai, but it is rather special from those seen in a daily basis.

Exploring the forest and relaxing at the sea    (7/5/2007)
	HCMC-based Ben Thanh Tourist is offering a four-day tour named “Forest and Sea combination” to give visitors time to explore the customs of ethnic people, take in the primeval forests in the highlands region and relax on a beautiful beach.

Sentry Box    (7/4/2007)
	When travelling along dikes or paddy fields in the northern provinces you see sentry boxes from time to time. Most of them are of a similar type – a small brick house.

Vietnamese jams for Tet    (3/10/2007)
	For the Vietnamese people, jam is an essential food during the celebrations family hold for the Lunar New Year.

Lim festival offers "quan ho", cockfighting and more    (3/9/2007)
	Thousands of people are expected to flock to the northern province of Bac Ninh today to revel in the Lim festival, the region’s largest celebration of the year.

Tours for foreign students learn about the culture of Tet     (2/2/2007)
	Lunar New Year, or Tet, which falls in the middle of next month, is a special holiday in Vietnam. People are already buying new clothes, shoes, food and other necessities, and are reuniting with their families.

The greenery atracttion of Moc Chau Plateau    (2/2/2007)
	Moc Chau is worth visiting and should not be missed whenever you cross the greenery plateau, about 200km from Hanoi, on the way to the northwestern region.