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The 28-year-old beauty stands at a height of 1.62 meters and has measurements of 88-66-94. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in education and community development at Hanoi University of Education. Huyen has been chosen to represent Vietnam in upcoming international beauty pageants. The organizers also bestowed the titles of first, second, third, and fourth runner-up to other contestants. This is the first time that Miss Petite Vietnam has been held in the country. The pageant was open to contestants who are between 1.45 meters and 1.65 meters tall. During the final round, the contestants participated in various activities to promote Vietnamese culture and tourism. With the aim of spreading both humanity and kindness, the organizers sought girls who not only possess beauty and talent, but also contribute to society through charitable activities. The post 2023 Miss Petite Vietnam Crowned in Hanoi appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .

Vietnam News Today (Sep. 25) notable headlines PM encourages aviation cooperation with Embraer S.A. Vietnamese PM starts official visit to Brazil Two Royal New Zealand Navy ships dock at Saigon port on goodwill visit Latin America among most important markets for Vietnam: official Hong Kong auctioneer to put painting by renowned Vietnamese painter up for sale Nearly 50 Vietnamese companies join trade promotion event in India Semiconductors a future key industry of Vietnam Another bronze medal for Vietnam at ASIAD Hangzhou Vietnam’s aquaculture top position on world map Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh calls at Embraer S.A., a Brazilian multinational aerospace corporation, in Sao Paolo. PM encourages aviation cooperation with Embraer S.A. Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on September 23 made a field trip to Embraer S.A., a Brazilian multinational aerospace corporation, in Sao Jose dos Campos city, Sao Paulo state, Brazil, as part of his ongoing official visit to B...

Japanese Crown Prince Fumihito Akishino and Crown Princess Kiko visited My Son Sanctuary on September 24. The Japanese government sponsored the construction of the My Son Museum at the site, where discovered artifacts are exhibited. During the visit, the Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, Le Tri Thanh, provided an introduction to the heritage site and its restoration process. He expressed the hope that the Japanese Government would provide financial and technical assistance, as well as share their experience, to help Quang Nam restore, preserve, and sustainably bring into play the values of My Son Sanctuary. The Crown Prince said he researched the history of the cultural site and was glad to have the chance to visit. He also asked the tour guide questions about the history and the meaning of symbols found at the site in order to gain a better understanding of the heritage. The post Prince and Princess of Japan Explore My Son Sanctuary in Vietnam appea...

Residents are eagerly heading to the beach to gather these exquisite sea clams with their unique purplish shells for commercial purposes. Strong and mighty waves have deposited a variety of clams, both deceased and living, onto the shoreline. One inhabitant of Cam Nhuong Commune reported that residents frequently discover anadara subcrenata, a species characterized by its thick, oval shell in a white or cream hue, being swept ashore by powerful waves on an annual basis. This year, the shoreline is adorned by clams featuring beautiful purple shells. Locals collect purple clams washed ashore in Cam Nhuong Commune, Cam Xuyen District under Ha Tinh Province, north-central Vietnam. Photo: Tuoi Tre Strong waves carry purple clams onto a beach in Cam Nhuong Commune, Cam Xuyen District under Ha Tinh Province, north-central Vietnam. Photo:  Tuoi Tre According to Nguyen Van Hung, Chairman of the Cam Nhuong People’s Committee, the beach is yearly inundated with me...