Vietnam protests South China Sea distortion in Chinese history books

65 years ago, the Battle of Dien Bien Phu was decisively won by Vietnamese forces, forcing the French out of Indochina.

Nam Phuong’s father gifted her a mansion in Da Lat when she got married to Bao Dai, the last emperor of Vietnam.

At the heart of Vietnam’s capital stands a structure that survived both the French colonial and American wars.

The sailor pictured kissing a woman in Times Square as people celebrated the end of World War II has died at age 95, his daughter told the Providence Journal.

40 years ago, Vietnam launched a retaliatory attack on Khmer Rouge and succeeded, freeing Cambodia from their grasp.

It was war, they were boys, but Hanoi and the nation depended on them to keep battlefield communications open.

Saigon’s fully functional post office is so imbued with history that pleasantly surprised visitors are eager to introduce it to others.

Ordinary yesteryear artifacts displayed at a free exhibition in Saigon takes viewers on a nostalgic journey into the past.

The transformation of HCMC can be glimpsed through images from 1799 to 1922.

Built for VIPs by a puppet regime, the secret basement is a museum within a museum in Saigon. 

The outer walls of the Phan Dinh Phung High School now carry 28 beautiful murals of Hanoi icons.

In a cramped 15 sq.m room, Le Xuan Giang is at home, intricately sculpting war and other historic events.

National Geographic photojournalist Catherine Karnow’s unique works are well known, but not many know why she’s drawn so much to Vietnam.