Vietnam’s God Lake

UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserve Bau Sau inside Cat Tien National Park in Dong Nai Province is home to 286 Siamese crocodiles.

Bui Cong Hiep, a 62- year-old resident of District 9, and his wife have donated their VND100 billion ($4.3 million) house to 88 children they adopted and nurture them personally, every day.

Dinh Dinh, 21, has inherited her mother’s tofu pudding business on Bui Vien Street in HCMC and wants to introduce the dish abroad.

The historic Long Bien Bridge has seen a surge in selfie hunters after the Hanoi Train Street was closed last month on safety concerns.

Huynh Cong Tuan’s eatery attracts not only locals but also foreigners who come to see him cook chicken under a cascade of hot oil.

Eco-friendly rice flour straws using vegetable and fruit dyes can be composted after use.

Luu Trung Nghia, a Hanoi resident, has created over 200 miniature animal forms from plastic waste, tins and cans.

A 30-year-old HCMC resident has been on call 24/7 for three years now to take care of injured and abandoned dogs.

A listing of events surrounding contamination of the Da River, which triggered a water crisis affecting a million Hanoians up to this point.

Two decades after being named a world cultural heritage site by UNESCO, Hoi An retains its unique old architecture, tranquility and gentle pace.

The terraced rice fields of Mu Cang Chai in the northwestern province of Yen Bai are a dazzling sight during the harvest season in October.

A specialty of Quang Ngai Province in central Vietnam, this is rap cake (banh rap).

Cat Tien National Park’s yellow-cheeked gibbons spend their entire life high up on the canopy, and their greatest enemies are humans.