Kim Thuy

And this is not just for parents in this life...

The famous street food has made it onto the bar menu!

The Vietnamese language can be a minefield when it comes to a simple 'hello'!

Leave your raincoat behind and enjoy summer through the lens.

Want to sound like a seasoned pro? Here's all you need to know.

Escape the grime and grind of the capital for as little as $10.

"Wood-fired" for half a dollar. What pizzeria can offer you that?

Watery grave awaits Catholic beach beacon!

'You have only seen half of Vietnam's scenery if you haven’t visited Da Lat.'

Con Dao Island has come a long way from a notorious prison under French colonial rule to where it is today.

Soak your body in saltwater and sit back in the tanning sun!

July has arrived and that can mean only one thing: students, cameras and a whole bunch of creativity!

“No way, I've got to get this out of my mouth!”

While the popular ‘pho’ has gained the coveted status of being what marketers would call “top of the list" whenever one comes to Hanoi, Saigoneers have crowned their own dish, which many mistake for ‘pho’: meet ‘hu tieu’.

With Vietnam welcoming a surge of South Korean tourists, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is concerned that Vietnam is stealing valuable tourism revenue from the country, which counts South Korea among its top-five East Asian tourist markets, according to the Bangkok Post.

Sour fish soup, a popular dish on the day-to-day Vietnamese menu, has been transformed into a cocktail.

At about 2 a.m. on June 26, a foreign woman driving a motorbike on Tran Nhat Duat Street near Hanoi's Long Bien Railway Station fell in the street and was knocked unconscious, eyewitness Bui Tuan Dat told VnExpress.

The vibrant and crowded Saigon offers an area for people to have fun and relax without being bothered by incessant traffic. Nguyen Hue, Saigon’s first walking street, is the perfect place to do just that. But wait! It's not just about walking...

Diverse and cheap: Saigon’s street food is there for everyone to explore, even those who only have a few cents in their pockets as well as the lazy ones who can't be bothered to move. Why? Because it's available on every corner.

Police in the Japanese prefecture of Chiba arrested six Vietnamese men for stealing 112 unripe melons from a farm in the remote eastern tip of the Boso Pensinsula on June 20, according to the Asashi Shimbun newspaper.