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Northern Vietnam to suffer chill as low as 6°C this week

TuoiTreNews.vn - Northern Vietnam will experience chilling weather this week as a cold snap entering in two days is predicted to cause temperatures to drop to as low as six degrees Celsius, according to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting. From Wednesday until the weekend, temperatures in northern provinces will decline by three to five degrees, and rain is expected at night and in the early mornings, the center said.

A day in An Giang province, Mekong delta with John Nathan

Vietjet flies to Yangon

Vietnam budget carrier Vietjet Air will launch flight service between Myanmar and Vietnam from October this year, according to an official announcement released by the airline. The route between Yangon and Ho Chi Minh will commence service on October 2 and will operate five (5) return flights per week, scheduled every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday with an estimated flying time of around 2 hours and 15 minutes.

Đảo gà - Chicken island in Nha Trang beach city

Countryside in the beach city

Give your eyes a feast with 12 amazing pictures of Vietnamese landscape

  Le Trong Khang’s photo of people floating lanterns down a river in Hoi An Getting to Hoian:  http://vietnamguidebook.blogspot.com/2015/04/hoi-ancient-town.html Vo Hoai Huy’s photo of green moss at Co Thach Beach in the central province of Binh Thuan  Getting to Co Thach beach:  http://vietnamguidebook.blogspot.com/2012/04/mui-ne-beach.html

Vietnam, the nation of motorbikes, may soon see a car boom

ThanhNienNews.Com - The government on Tuesday submitted to lawmakers a plan to cut tariffs and luxury taxes that can send car prices down by 42 percent in 2019.  Under the plan,  prices for cars with small engines will fall significantly while those with engines of three liters and above will surge. 

Ho Chi Minh City says fifth metro line will cost $4.47 billion

ThanhNienNews.com - Ho Chi Minh City is seeking approval from the country's legislators for its plan to build the fifth metro line which it says will cost US$4.47 billion. Under the plan recently sent to the government, the city said foreign creditors have agreed to bankroll the line, which will run around 24 kilometers between the Can Giuoc Bus Terminal in Binh Chanh District and the Saigon Bridge.