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Stuck in a bathroom for more than 30 minutes, a female tourist panicked and called the 115 emergency hotline in HCM City for help.
Exploring the culinary landscapes of Gia Lai, a Japanese visitor was captivated by a local variant of pho, dubbed 'order one, get two,' finishing his meal with great relish due to its unique flavor.
Pim Gilles Felix Pluut, a man from Belgium, loves many traditional Vietnamese dishes but pho, which is favored by most expats, is not one of his favorites.
Responding to media reports, the Ministry of Construction has asked Bac Ninh and Bac Giang provinces to clarify the situation concerning foreigners residing in social housing projects, an arrangement meant for local low-income workers.
A small act of kindness in Ho Chi Minh City touched the heart of a Japanese tourist, who was surprised by a local optician's refusal to accept payment for fixing his glasses.
After suffering a motorcycle accident in Ninh Binh, a Korean tourist was overwhelmed by the kindness and support from local residents, who helped her with first aid and comfort.
During his first visit to Ho Chi Minh City on September 14, popular American YouTuber IShowSpeed (real name Darren Watkins Jr.) was greeted by a large crowd of excited Vietnamese fans.
A Canadian man says that beef pho was the Vietnamese dish he always wanted to try the most, and after doing so in the country, was surprised that he had to pay only VND80,000.
Stranded by floods, foreigners in Vietnam have found a unique way to contribute, assisting in relief efforts and helping flood-stricken communities in the northern provinces.
The steamed sticky rice, made of high-grade materials, including Ca Mau crabs and glutinous roundgrain rice, has attracted many diners despite the sky high price of VND660,000-990,000 per serving.
Despite being a street food venue, the high prices at this Ho Chi Minh City restaurant surprised a Korean tourist. After a meal costing 317,000 VND, he reflected on the value of Vietnamese street food compared to its cost.
The two most interesting experiences in Vietnam for one American female traveler were having her hair washed and learning how to sleep on a motorbike saddle.
After three and a half years of long-distance dating and only meeting twice, a Vietnamese woman and a Belgian man have found happiness together, now living a peaceful life in Dak Lak.
An American travel blogger’s return to pay for his forgotten meal in Mai Chau has become a viral story, highlighting both his integrity and the warmth of a local stall owner.
Once hesitant to believe in the love of a Chinese engineer, Le Pham Hoai Thu Thuy now experiences daily care and meticulous attention from her husband after a year of living together.
Yi Yun, a young woman from Jiangxi Province, China, currently living and working in Cau Giay District, Hanoi, shared her fondness for buying Vietnamese wooden cutting boards as gifts for her family back in China.
In a heartwarming tale of love and new beginnings, Bertrand Le Garrec, a Frenchman, left his homeland to build a life with Nguyen Thi Xuan, a Vietnamese widow, in the serene landscapes of Northwest Vietnam.
In a quest to refresh his culinary experiences, a foreign tourist boldly ordered a 400,000 VND ($18) bowl of bún bò, served in a large bowl with over ten ingredients including beef ribs, rare beef, crab meatballs, pork trotters, and more.
On her latest visit to Vietnam, Insider journalist Hannah Shewan Stevens chose to tackle the breathtaking yet treacherous roads of Ha Giang by motorbike, resulting in a tense moment on a sharp curve.
Yukuse Onimaru, 52, is part of a collaborative initiative between Vietnam and Japan, which has been running for the past three years to train 52 students at the village and develop the local pottery industry.