Goats on the rocky mountain. This scene seems to be amazing in the eyes of foreign tourists but very familiar to the local residents, Kien Thuc reported. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
A road runs along the steep limestone mountains and swamp. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
The beautiful landscape of Ngo Dong River in Tam Coc scenic area. Ngo Dong is a small river that runs through magnificent karst mountains and paddy fields. It is said to be the most splendid in the ripening rice season as immense paddy fields turn yellow. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
A kingfisher with colorful feather is perching on the cliff. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
The dreamy beauty of Hang Mua (Mua Cave). Mua Cave is an iconic tourist attraction of Ninh Binh. Standing on the Mua Cave, tourists will have the opportunity to take in the entire view of majestic mountain ranges and rice fields. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
A corner of the Hoa Lu Ancient Capital. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
Hoa Lu is known as the first capital of Vietnam with a wide range of historical landmarks. In 968, King Dinh Bo Linh of Dai Co Viet (an old name of Vietnam) built his capital in Hoa Lu and ruled until 980.
Afterward, Hoa Lu existed for almost 30 years of the Early Le dynasty (980-1009) and 1 year of the Ly dynasty (1009-1010). In 1010, King Ly Thai To moved it to Thang Long (Ha Noi now). Hoa Lu has preserved many antique temples and relic sites of Vietnam.
Solemn beauty of the temple of King Dinh Bo Linh in Hoa Lu Ancient Capital. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
The road to Nguoi Xua Cave (Cave of Prehistoric Man) in Cuc Phuong National Park is covered by greenery. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
A thousand-year-old tree in Cuc Phuong National Park. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
The gray-shanked douc langur, a type of rare endemic primate at the Endangered Primate Rescue Center at Cuc Phuong National Park. Photo courtesy of Chris Goldberg
The festive season is a highly anticipated time for locals, and Hanoi's Old Quarter is abuzz with excitement as Christmas preparations kick into full gear.
TOKYO — Tom Daley, the retired Olympic diving champion, has taken his love for knitting to new heights. With his unique creations, ranging from jumpers and cardigans to speedos, Daley is now showcasing his most vibrant and colorful handicrafts in an exhibition held in Tokyo.
The "Bach Hoa Bo Hanh," or the Parade of Flowers, is an exquisite celebration of Vietnam's rich cultural heritage, with a vibrant display of the nation's traditional attire. This event showcases the deep-rooted love and pride that Vietnamese youth hold for their country's timeless traditions and unique national identity. It is a spectacular tribute to the beauty and diversity of Vietnam's cultural landscape, with a flourish of colorful costumes and a vibrant atmosphere.
Despite a myriad of accomplishments in her field, cryptographer and theoretical computer scientist Yael Tauman Kalai considers her three children to be the pinnacle of her success.
