Bac Lieu strives to become renewable energy centre by 2030

The Youth Volunteer Movement, a movement encourages young people nationwide to contribute to the community, has had many practical projects and tasks, attracting hundreds of millions of young people to participate, becoming a brilliant milestone of the Vietnamese youth of the Ho Chi Minh generation. Photo: VNA

Besides historical sites and beautiful landscapes, Hanoi isalso known for its countless street dishes with relatively affordable pricesfor foreign tourists. The capital city is dubbed as a culinary paradise wherevisitors can discover various delicious street foods, enjoying the uniqueatmosphere and relaxing spaces at shops along its short and small streets thatbring many impressive and memorable cultural experiences. Photo: VNA

To promote the morality of "drinking water, remember the source",

During the two-day State funeral for General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee Nguyen Phu Trong on July 25-26, 2024, joint efforts by forces (soldiers, policemen, militia and young volunteers) effectively helped ensure security and order for delegations and people to attend the respect-paying ceremony for the Party leader. Photo: VNA

Buon Ma Thuot city of the Central Highlands province of Dak Lak - Vietnam’s largest coffee-producing region - has put plans in place to become a global coffee city with a distinctive identity to place it on the world map for lovers of the drink. Buon Ma Thuot is known for its coffee products with exquisite and flavourful blends that are highly favoured worldwide. It also holds an important position in terms of politics and economy, serving as a hub in the Central Highlands region, which boasts beautiful landscapes and cultural, historical, and artistic heritage of significant value. Particularly, the ecological and agricultural conditions have helped the locality produce Robusta coffee of higher quality than many other old-world robusta coffee-producing countries. VNA Photo

Cat Ba archipelago in the northern city of Hai Phong, officially recognised by UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve on December 19, 2004, has become a familiar destination for many tourists, especially those who are interested in ecotourism. The Cat Ba World Biosphere Reserve, located on Cat Ba Island, Cat Ba township, Cat Hai district, covers a total area of 26,240 ha with about 400 surrounding islets. Together with Ha Long Bay, it forms an interesting island-bay complex. The Cat Ba National Park is the nucleus of the biosphere reserve, with 9,800 ha of forest and 4,200 ha of sea. Cat Ba is one of the few areas that still maintain and preserve a diverse ecosystem, gathering all the characteristics of the tropical forests on the limestone islands, mangrove forests, coral reefs, seaweed beds, saltwater lakes in the middle of the mountain, and especially the intertwined system of caves, including those discovered not long ago. VNA Photo: Minh Đức

After more than 2 years of implementing the project "Building Dinh Hoa district into new-style rural area by 2023", the district has its all 22 communes meeting new-style rural area standards. Three of which them are advanced new-style rural area standards. Photo: Tran Trang – VNA

With a population of over 100 million people and rapid economic growth in Asia, a dynamic young population with access to high technology, Vietnam is considered to have great potential in digital transformation, a strong transition from information technology to digital technology, combined with the achievements of telecommunications technology; moving from managing information by paper to building a national database... Photo: VNA

During his work in many different positions, Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong always had special affection, maintained a simple lifestyle and had close contact with the people. Photo: TTXVN

Early spring is thetime when the E De ethnic minority group in the Central Highlands region enjoythe festive time with a ritual praying for fertile crops. This is one of theimportant rituals of the E De people, which takes place when a new cropplanting season begins. They believe that the ritual will bring them goodweather and a bumper crop. Photo: Duong Giang – VNA