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HCM City Skies Dazzle with Spectacular Fireworks on National Day

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At 21:00, fireworks go off at the two venues, lighting up the skies to local residents’ fascination. Thousands of local residents and visitors converge on Bach Dang Wharf Park along the Saigon River and along Nguyen Hue Boulevard to watch the fireworks display. As the fireworks show lasts for 15 minutes, many revelers excitedly snap photos and shoot short clips, recording memorable moments. Many children are excited to watch the spectacular fireworks display in the skies. Not only local resident but foreigners are also excited about the 15-minute long show. Bad weather cannot prevent revelers flocking to the two venues watching the fireworks display. Ho Chi Minh City’s skies are lit up by the spectacular fireworks display on September evening. The post HCM City Skies Dazzle with Spectacular Fireworks on National Day appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .

Hanoians bundle up as the capital hit by sudden cold spell

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Low temperatures are accompanied by spells of drizzles which strike the capital on March 13, causing some difficulties for commuters as they hit the road on their way to work or school. A number of residents choose to wear raincoats as they battle against the cold conditions. The cold air sweeping through the capital on the morning of March 13 forces motorbike drivers to wrap themselves up with masks, hats, and coats to guard against the wind. Nguyen Van Anh of Bac Tu Liem district in Hanoi says he can’t fully adapt to the weather when it suddenly turns cold. Children wrap up tight in jackets whilst wearing facemasks as they head to school. Students patiently wait for their buses amid the cold weather during the early morning. Workers continue to do their job as a way of earning a living. A worker wears Non La (conical hat), face mask, and gloves to cope with the cold spell. Strong winds at night cause a t...

Insight into life of foreign inmates in Vietnamese prison

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When sentenced to a stay in the facility, they work in the prison’s workshops, mainly producing handicrafts. According to Ta Van Luong, a superintendent of the detention center, the job creates opportunities for foreign inmates to learn more about the traditional culture of Vietnamese people, as well as helping them to understand the value of labour while nurturing their confidence. Chu Xay, a Laotian citizen, said that in his previous life with his family he did not know what to do. Thanks to the support from jail officers, Chu Xay noted that it has changed him and made him determined to change his ways. Chu Xay added that he had become interested in making handicrafts and it made him better understand the value of labour. Chan Sok of Cambodia is assigned with the task of recording the daily activities of prisoners. Apart from his work, the Cambodian national has also learn to produce Vietnamese handicrafts. ...