Vietnam’s beautiful landscape hit Russian headlines

The beautiful landscape of Vietnam, has captured through the lens of professional Vietnamese photographer Hoang Nam, has been featured in the Russian magazine, Livejournal.

• Sapa packed with holidaymakers
• Halong bay among Asia’s top five tropical island paradises

In one of a series of articles featuring the most beautiful places around the world, Livejournal introduced its readers to different parts of Vietnam, such as the former imperial capital of Hue, Lang Co beach in Thua Thien-Hue province, the central city of Nha Trang, the Central Highlands, and the Mekong River Delta.

The work of photographer Hoang Nam particularly caught the attention of Russian readers, many of whom said they are inspired to visit Vietnam.

Some photos from the article:

Vietnam’s beautiful landscape hit Russian headlines related stories

• 

  Vietnam’s landscapes hit Russian headlines

  The beautiful landscapes of Vietnam, captured by photographer Hoang Nam, were published on a Russian magazine, Livejournal. In one of a series of articles featuring the most beautiful places around the world, Livejournal introduced its readers to different parts of Vietnam, such as the former imperial capital of... [Read more]
• 

  Vietnam’s beautiful landscapes hit Russian headlines

  The beautiful landscapes of Vietnam, has captured through the lens of professional Vietnamese photographer Hoang Nam, have been featured in the Russian magazine, Livejournal. Sapa packed with holidaymakers Halong bay among Asia's top five tropical island paradises In one of a series of articles featuring the most beautiful places... [Read more]
• 

  Vietnam’s beautiful landscape hits Russian headlines

  Russian magazine Livejournal has recently illustrated Vietnam's beautiful landscape through the lens of Vietnamese professional photographer Hoang Nam. Sapa packed with holidaymakers Halong bay among Asia's top five tropical island paradises In one of a series of articles featuring the most beautiful places around the world, Livejournal introduced its... [Read more]
• 

  Rice exports hit over USD1.2 billion

  (CPV) -Vietnam exported more than 2.85 million tonnes of rice from the start of the year to June 6, valued at USD1.24 billion, according to the Vietnam Food Association (VFA). This included shipments of 650,000 tonnes for USD273 million in May, said VFA. VFA reported that rice price in the Mekong River... [Read more]
• 

  Marine ecosystem decline alarmed

  VietNamNet Bridge - The Vietnamese marine systems have been in a high danger, caused by the natural calamities and the human development activities. Vietnam's territorial waters merge a variety of ecosystems -- from mangrove forests, coral reefs, lagoons, estuaries, to the offshore islands and deep sea ecosystems. However, the ecosystems may... [Read more]

• Tra fish exports face numerous difficulties

  Vietnamese tra (Pangasius) fish may no longer be a leading staple in the global market in the near future as it has to compete with other rivals for the lion's share of the market. According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Vietnamese tra fish is increasingly losing its global... [Read more]
• 

  Major challenges face Vietnamese tra fish

  (VOV) - Vietnamese tra (Pangasius) fish may no longer be a leading staple in the global market in the near future because it must now compete with other rivals for the lion's share of the market. Threat to Vietnam's leading position Over the past decade, naturally farmed Tra fish from the... [Read more]

• First wind power in Vietnam connected to national electricity grid

  On29 May, Vietnam's wind-power project in southern Bac Lieu province was connected to the national electricity grid. This is thefirstwindpower plantinthe Mekong Delta producingelectricityfromwind. This successopens anewdirectionforenergy developmentin the Mekong Delta, becausenotonly Bac Lieu but also Mekong River Delta provinceshaveseveral advantagesin the development ofwind power. Windpower projectshave a total investmentof... [Read more]

• Sea tourism plans await ships, investors

  KIEN GIANG (VNS)— Plans to create a tourist circuit encompassing coastal areas of Viet Nam, Cambodia, and Thailand could be delayed as infrastructure is not yet in place and authorities cannot find investors. The sea route from the Mekong River Delta province of Kien Giang to Sihanoukville in Cambodia and... [Read more]
• 

  Project on disaster risk reduction launched in Southern provinces

  PANO - An one-year project to reduce the disaster risks for residents in two Southern provinces of Tien Giang and Dong Thap was launched on May 24th. The £132,000 project partnered between Save the Children and Prudence Foundation Vietnam aims to increase the emergency preparedness and resilience for 3,500 vulnerable children... [Read more]