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In the Pandemic, Hanoi's Newfound Cycling Love Sends Bike Sales Zooming
Thanks to COVID-19, gyms, yoga studios, and parks have closed, but the need for physical exercise remains.
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Culture
Huynh Tan Phat, spanning many kilometers paralleling the river in District 7, is typical of many bustling streets, filled with the cacophonous rhythms of Saigon. However, cross the bridge at Pham Huu Lau, spanning the Dia Inlet, and it's as if you have entered the countryside.

Health
Are Vietnamese children spending less time on active recreations and more at home?

Saigon
In a move that some might have predicted, Saigon authorities have confirmed an extension of the current social distancing orders.

Music & Arts
Tô Đậm is a non-profit organization founded by artists who share one thing in common: they all love to paint and travel. Their collective works cannot be found at any galleries or museums, even if you look. But if you’re keen on taking a cross-country trip, you might catch Tô Đậm’s bright and colorful paintings permanently residing on the walls of schools in remote corners of Vietnam.

Society
In Vietnam, the term “innovation” is mostly associated with technological and economic development, but what about “social innovation”?

Music & Arts
Hardcore, indie, metal, folk? The latest compilation album emerging from the capital is as multifaceted as the city itself.
![[Photos] A Phu Tho Home Embraces Traditions and Contemporary Design](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2021/06/10/building/xhouse_SGNR1l.webp)
Architecture
Oh, to live amongst exposed brick and polished wood.
![[Photos] Hanoi Architects Grow Creative Ecosystem Inside Slender Tube House](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/urbanisthanoi/article-images/2021/06/vuuv/01l.webp)
Architecture
Completed last year, the VUUV building takes the tube house structure and turns it into a multi-purpose complex filled with dynamic hangouts and creative platforms.

Food Culture
The popular raw pork snack contains a natural bacteria that kills other bacteria which could help reduce global food waste and protect lives.

Parks & Rec
Bonsai has often been regarded as an activity for the elderly, but the local bonsai community is experiencing an unprecedented renewal thanks to the participation of an unexpected demographic: young people.

Education
“I wasn’t much of a people person...but by being able to meet so many people from so many places and work during my internship…EHL made me grow up out of my little bubble and I became more comfortable,” says Jaehwa Lee, a first-year student at EHL (Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne) .

Saigon
Have you switched to reusable bags yet?

Vietnam
Will the heightened penalties deter Vietnamese from harassing vulnerable victims?
![[Photos] A Dynamic Bangkok in 1984 via the Lens of Photographer Doi Kuro](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2021/06/07/bangkok1984_SGNR1l.webp)
Asia
Before the days of mega-malls and the Skytrain, Bangkok was still plenty busy.

Natural Selection

Saigon
It’s hard not to be the center of attention everywhere you go when you’re a fluffy corgi.

Environment
They tell the story of a Vietnamese woman working to rescue a bear and an elephant.

Environment
A stone's throw away from Cuc Phuong National Park in Ninh Binh Province sits La Library, an education center promoting sustainable living through sustainable agriculture farming, earthen building techniques and the art of chilling out.

Tech
The Vietnam-made GPS bracelets would allow authorities to better manage those required to be in isolation at home or in central facilities.

Quãng 8
Music gives Kiên confidence, and he chooses to make joyful songs to share positive energy with people.

Environment
Flooding and biodiversity among concerns for people in Vietnam below the cascade of Red river dams.

Asia
Somebody definitely paid attention in art class.