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When travelers visit Vietnam, they often begin their journey in either Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, typically overlooking some of the country’s hidden treasures. Phu Quoc, situated off the southern coast of Vietnam and underneath Cambodia, remains relatively unknown, causing many to overlook its beauty. However, similar to other stunning islands in the region, Phu Quoc boasts pristine beaches, lush jungles, luxurious accommodations, and a plethora of activities for visitors to enjoy. Experience the abundance of possibilities on Phu Quoc island. Explore scenic hiking trails leading to breathtaking waterfalls, immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of local fishing villages, and unwind at a beach bar while witnessing a spectacular sunset. Diving enthusiasts can embark on thrilling underwater adventures, discovering colorful tropical fish in their natural habitat. Uncover the island’s renowned specialties by embarking on tours of pepper farms and local sim wine factories, offering a tr...

Painter Le Thiet Cuong, who embraces the ambition of advanced Vietnamese fine arts, knows that creating art in silence is not enough to realize his dream. At his home at 39A Ly Quoc Su, he founded Gallery 39, a non-profit cultural enterprise that aspires to drive young artists toward the development of extensive and sustainable art in Vietnam. As both an artist and a business owner, painter Le Thiet Cuong suffered many bruises trying to boost the cultural industry, especially when Covid-19 severely affected the economy and the cultural sector. When intellectual property theft is commonplace Before his success with Zen pottery, painter Le Thiet Cuong experienced heartbreak when his “brainchild” unexpectedly became “someone else’s child”. But this is not unusual in the creative industry. “I make a drawing that will be painted on a vase, and then I take it to the kiln for production. People working at the kiln find it marketable, so in addition to the product I commissioned, they make...

March is the prime time when Hoa Gao is in full bloom. All the old leaves fall down, leaving the tree with only flowers. The trees now appear like a burning torch with hundreds of red fires. The blossoms have five big petals, and bloom in March and April when it gets warmer with drizzly conditions. The flowers stay beautiful for a few weeks before falling when summer finally comes. Then the young buds of leaves appear on bare branches. The flower can mostly be seen in the north of the country. They feature five big petals in a bright red colour that appears like a small fame. The trees are planted around ParkCity Hanoi urban area in Ha Dong district of Hanoi. The capital city has new coat in March with bombax ceiba trees. The bright red blossoms on high bare branches offer a postcard scene of Ho Guom (Sword Lake). The old tree inside the National Museum of History is thought to be nearly 100 years old....