The dry season in the core area of Kon Chư Răng (Gia Lai province), with its vibrant orange-red paulownia flowers and the silver K50 waterfall nestled amidst the lush green forest, attracts tourists and photographers alike.
Not only is it the longest wooden bridge in Vietnam connecting the two banks of the Binh Ba River (Dak Lak), but Ong Cop Bridge also has the unique feature of having the shortest "lifespan," being rebuilt once a year.
1Dozens of households in the coastal village of Chánh Trạch (Phù Mỹ Đông commune, Gia Lai province) meticulously build pillars and hang hammocks for their pumpkins, weighing from 40-70kg each, to rest on during the harvest season.
The fall of Phu Xuan in 1801 was a major turning point, but the unusually rapid events and the lack of documented information raise many questions, opening up new approaches and hypotheses.
1 The century-old pine trees at Bien Ho Tea Plantation (Bien Ho commune, Gia Lai province) are as beautiful and dreamy as scenes from romantic Korean films, attracting tourists to take photos.
After more than 10 years of research, Vietnamese engineer Vu Dinh Thanh put forward a noteworthy hypothesis: saltpeter found in Vietnamese caves contributed to Napoleon's military strength.
The Artemis II crew set a record for the furthest flight from Earth in over 50 years, as the Orion spacecraft surpassed Apollo 13's milestone during its journey around the Moon.
A 10-year study by engineer Vu Dinh Thanh reveals the crucial role of saltpeter mined in Vietnam in building French military strength during the Napoleonic era.
0 The Krông H'Năng hydroelectric power plant (Đắk Lắk) is not simply a power generation plant; it also plays a vital role in regulating water flow – a crucial factor for downstream areas frequently affected by droughts and floods.
0 What was the reality of those dramatic one-on-one battles where famous Three Kingdoms generals like Zhao Yun, Guan Yu, Lu Bu, and Zhang He fought their opponents for "over a hundred rounds," slaying enemy generals to win the battle?
0 Research into firearms technology reveals that Emperor Quang Trung was not only an outstanding commander but also a scientist possessing superior weapon-making techniques.
0 In his small house in Long Bien, Mr. Nguyen Dac Thoai recounted the moment when, with blood staining his face red, he still clutched his gun, determined to take down the four hijackers on Flight 226.
0 Human lives are lost, forests are being exploited, and cultural identity is being eroded... this is the price Da Lat is paying for short-term profits.
0 Nestled amidst crimson cliffs in Sichuan, China, a colossal Buddha statue has stood silently for over 1.000 years, its gentle gaze fixed upon the confluence of three great rivers.
0 In Guanghan (Sichuan, China), the Sanxingdui archaeological museum and site has astonished humanity.
0 According to the lead pilot, CASA aircraft are more "tough" than fighter jets and less maneuverable; the difference in size and weight makes flying in formation more challenging.
0 Reform only truly comes alive when there are committed people – and policies that touch their lives every day.
0 Bulky equipment, limited budget, and the difficulties of rudimentary filmmaking could not prevent director Bo Öhlén and his colleagues from capturing moving footage of Vietnam's victory (April 30, 1975) in Sweden.
0 Once the most handsome "Tang Monk" on screen, the actor shocked the public when, at the age of 72, he still had to stand on the street livestreaming to sell his house despite being married to a billionaire woman.
0 Once the highest-paid actor on the 1986 Journey to the West cast, this star has now retired from showbiz and opened a goose meat restaurant to make a living in his 60s.
0 At 73, this once-famous male artist still lives alone, without a wife or children, despite his illustrious and womanizing past.
0 Having been associated with the title of "musical prodigy" since childhood, this female singer admits to feeling pressure as she enters adulthood.
0 The life of Emperor Bảo Đại – the last emperor of the Nguyễn dynasty – is intertwined with a series of strangely coincidental milestones revolving around the number 13.
0 Once a renowned star of Vietnamese traditional opera, this female artist had to struggle to make a living after settling in the United States.
0 Emperor Bảo Đại, the last emperor of the Nguyễn dynasty, was renowned for his flamboyant lifestyle and a tumultuous love life associated with countless stunning women.
0 Bearing royal blood, Crown Prince Bao Long – son of King Bao Dai and Queen Nam Phuong – is living a new life in a foreign land.
0 To become a "Bodhisattva in human form," ancient Japanese monks underwent a journey of extreme asceticism, a process of "mummification from within," for six years, until their last breath.
0 While Sa Dec grows chrysanthemums in its rice paddies, My Phong and Go Cong cultivate marigolds, and Cho Lach is famous for bougainvillea, kumquats, and ornamental plants shaped like animals...
0 Snakes are one of the animals that are either revered or feared in many cultures and mythologies around the world.
0 Located northwest of Mexico City, the Aztec feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl has inspired the construction of a unique hotel with surprisingly affordable room rates.
0 An unnamed volcano erupted violently in 1831, causing the Earth's climate to cool down.
0 Ta Nang – Phan Dung is considered by trekkers to be the most beautiful trekking route in Vietnam, spanning 30 km through Lam Dong and Binh Thuan provinces.
0 Wild sunflowers thrive and grow wild, their seeds carried far by the wind, creating vibrant yellow swathes that stretch along the roads of the Lam Dong plateau.
0 Inside the ancient temple, which still retains its original architectural features, are hundreds of coffins arranged in two long rows.
0 China has landed on the far side of the Moon for the second time and will soon begin collecting rock samples from the oldest lunar basin to bring back to Earth.
0 The Ho Chi Minh Campaign Museum houses original artifacts from the final campaign – the campaign that brought independence, freedom, and peace to the country.
0 For astronomy enthusiasts, a plane ticket costing thousands of dollars may seem like a lot of money, but it's entirely worth it to witness a total solar eclipse.
0 Amidst the vast expanse of white clouds, the heavenly village appears small yet radiant, and within reach, one could almost touch the sky.
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