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Tet Trung Thu (Mid-Autumn Festival) in Vietn...
Tet Trung Thu, as it is known in Vietnam, or the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival as we refer to it in America, is a wonder ...
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Sketching Saigon: Charming Indie Cafes Throu...
In Shao-Chen Lin’s new sketchbook, On-the-spot Sketching at Cafes in Saigon, Vietnam, the southern metropolis is de ...
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[Photos] Vietnam’s 30-Hour Voyage From...
Traveling by train in Vietnam is not simply a trip from point A to point B; it’s just as much about the time spent ...
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Vietnam fashion in the 1980s
Only rich kids could afford to break from the minimalist style that dominated in the post-war era Life in Vietnam d ...
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Sunflower garden shines for Saigon’s c...
Hundreds are flocking to capture shots with the yellow blooms. News is spreading in Saigon about a new photography ...
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The cheerful cowboy of Saigon
The 52-year-old man leads a simple life away from the urban glamor. Over the past five years, Vu Duc Toi has been t ...
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Saigon’s aging sign painter
An old bone setter carries on the tradition of hand-painting signs for Ho Chi Minh City businesses. The hand-painte ...
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[Photos] What’s Left Inside SaigonR...
The Saigon Tax Center, a historic icon of old Saigon, has been reduced to a metal skeleton and heaps of rubble. The ...
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[Photos] Saigon Stormaggedon Gives Birth to ...
As torrential downpours flood the city for the third straight day, Saigoneers are finding solace – or, at the very ...
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Local Artists Bring Saigon’s Eclectic ...
A group of Vietnamese illustrators has created a collection of colorful artwork inspired by the architecture of mod ...
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