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Travel
How much mắm tôm can you chug?
Vietnam
Vietnam's domestic manufacturing industry has entered a new era.
Education
“My job isn’t to tell students what to do, but to show them their options,” explains University Guidance Counsellor Bernd Widemann .
Food Culture
Harvesting durians before they are ripe in Thailand can land a first-time offender in jail for up to three years, while recidivists face even stricter sentences.
Saigon
Saigon's latest hottest club is literally the entire city.
Saigon
It's ambitious, to say the least.
Health
The milk bank will provide pasteurized milk for more than 1,000 babies at the Vietnam National Children's Hospital in Hanoi to reduce the risk of late neonatal infection amongst infants unable to access natural milk.
Education
Punisher Crab “pulled Me-First Crab down to the bottom of the pot and pooped on his shell to humiliate him.” One might not expect to find such a sentence in a book dedicated to improving workplace mindsets, but that is exactly what “Crab Hot Pot” seeks to do.
Saigon
In response to many online accounts from young Saigoneers recounting their traumatic experiences on local buses, the city has announced that it would launch an investigation into the matter.
Travel
Every year, from May to August, when the water reaches its lowest levels at Hòn Yến, a “jungle” of vibrant coral reefs and other marine creatures rises to the surface.
Saigon
The plan calls for water-proofing the lake, fixing cracked walkways and adding a sprinkler system, as well as ornamental flowers and artistic lighting.
Sports
The 31 st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games), set to take place in two months, have faced a number of hurdles since it was announced years ago.
Education
“We want them to come to school and be happy!” Anne Hill says of the students who attend her namesake primary school.
Society
Some came from the mountains, some were born near the sea — all have come to Hanoi to make a living. They are the migrant workers of this city, yet to them Hanoi is more than just a place to work. Through the project Photovoice, here are some stories of how migrant workers have made the capital their home.
Development
It will feature a wide range of building styles and features.
Education
By providing safe and nurturing environments for students to learn, grow and develop, the best schools function as a home-away-from-home. When children feel comfortable in their surroundings, supported by their peers and mentored by their teachers, schools serve as an extension of a family’s values and vision.
Vietnam
To make room for new developments, Huế authorities are mulling options to uproot and relocate a century-old villa.
Hanoi
An 820-meter-long, multi-street pedestrian zone surrounding the Sơn Tây Old Fortress in suburban Hanoi is set to open in time for Reunification Day on April 30.
Vietnam
Bring on the elephant pants.
![[Photos] On the Road in 1970s Vietnam](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2022/03/15/pics/6h.webp)
Vietnam
Old photos, like memories, fade over time — corners darken, horizons blur, and colors lose their saturation.
![[Photos] A Peaceful House by the Lake in Cổ Đông, Hanoi](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2022/03/14/arc/s1m.webp)
Architecture
This family home outside Hanoi proves that it is possible to build inside nature without destroying it in the process.
Health
Vietnam is expected to resume international tourism tomorrow.