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The United States tops the list, followed by Italy, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Spain, Greece, China, India, Brazil, Turkey, and Russia in descending order. Vietnam ranked 16th, surpassing Egypt, Israel, Poland, and Serbia. The ranking was determined by analyzing and aggregating data from several reputable travel and architecture websites, as reported by Insider Monkey. The list of sources include reputable publications like Conde Nast Traveler, Travel Channel, The Roam Wild, Suitcase Magazine, and TopTen, among others. These sources have compiled their own rankings and lists of the best cities and countries for architecture lovers. The countries have been evaluated and ranked based on the frequency with which their cities were mentioned in the aforementioned sources. According to the evaluation, each country was assigned a score for every instance of its mention in the sources. According to the website, in case of countries having the same score, the tiebreaker was determine...

The Graphic Art exhibition, titled “From Folklore to Contemporary,” is now open in Hanoi. This highly anticipated event showcases an impressive collection of over 50 artworks by six talented Vietnamese printmakers: Nguyen Nghia Phuong, Phan Hai Bang, Vu Dinh Tuan, Pham Khac Quang, Vu Bach Lien, and Nguyen Khac Han. This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to explore the diverse and captivating world of graphic art in Vietnam. Experience a captivating exhibition showcasing an extensive assortment of woodblock collections meticulously crafted with inspiration drawn from traditional printmaking techniques. Each exquisite piece embraces the artist’s unique identity and incorporates contemporary concepts, adding a modern touch to this timeless art form. The artworks showcased have a distinct contemporary essence, both in terms of content and form. These pieces captivate viewers with their unique vision, compelling narratives, and thought-provoking ideas. Each artwork evokes a myriad of...

The event, titled “Meet & Shine – Brightening the Future,” aims to showcase the latest creations and emerging talents in Vietnamese dance. It provides an opportunity for the public to gain insight into the vibrant Vietnamese dance scene. Additionally, the event fosters cultural exchange and learning for both local and international dancers through a competition. Dancers will participate in different age categories, including children aged six to nine, teenagers from 10 to 18 years old, adults over 18 years old, and elders over 50 years old. The event comprises four main parts: a folk dance competition highlighting Vietnamese ethnic groups for individuals and professional organizations nationwide, competitions in various dance genres, a group performance featuring participants from 15 countries, and the “Dance of Solidarity.” The final round is scheduled to take place in Ho Chi Minh City from October 23rd to October 24th and in Hanoi from October 26th to October 27th. For more...

Experiencing the thrill of paragliding and observing the beauty of rice fields and rivers is a captivating experience for many enthusiasts. After arriving from a flight with pilot Le Thuy Van, a tourist hailing from Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province in southern Vietnam, expressed their enthusiasm for their first-ever paragliding experience over the captivating Nha Trang sky. They were thrilled to witness the breathtaking view of rice fields and villages below them during their flight. According to Do Van Tiep, the director of Hon En Tourism and Adventure Sports Co. Ltd., Nha Trang has become a popular destination for paragliding enthusiasts in recent years. Not only professional athletes, but also many young travelers come here to experience the thrill of this adventure sport. “Tiep emphasizes that tourists do not require prior experience or skills in order to partake in paragliding, as they will be guided by certified and seasoned pilots.” At our company, we specialize in providing touri...

According to the itinerary, the team’s flight from Hanoi was scheduled for departure at 12:35 pm. Vietnamese players arrive at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi before their departure for New Zealand to begin their participation in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, July 5, 2023. Photo: Duc Khue / Tuoi Tre The head coach, Mai Duc Chung, along with the players, gathered at Noi Bai International Airport at 9:00 am. From right to left: Defender Le Thi Diem My, striker Huynh Nhu, forward Ngan Thi Van Su, and doctor Quynh pose for photos at Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi before their departure for New Zealand to begin their participation in the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, July 5, 2023. Photo: Duc Khue / Tuoi Tre Upon arriving in Singapore, the team will have a transit period of approximately five hours before continuing their journey to Auckland. From right to left: Goalkeeper Tran Thi Kim Thanh, forward Pham Hai Yen, midfielder Tran Thi Thu,...