People’s Procuracy of District 6 Organises a "Return to the Roots" Trip to the “Historical Site of the Tomb and Temple of Mr Phạm Văn Chí” and the “Historical Site of the Secret Base of the S
The People’s Procuracy of District 6 organised a "Return to the Roots" trip to two significant historical sites in Ho Chi Minh City, honouring the revolutionary legacy of Mr Phạm Văn Chí and the secret base of the Sài Gòn - Gia Định City Party Committee, to deepen political education and patriotism among its members.
Unravelling the Mystery of the Ancient Tomb in Tao Đàn Park
A centuries-old tomb hidden in Tao Đàn Park, Ho Chi Minh City, was revealed to belong to the prestigious Lâm family—whose descendants include national hero Lâm Quang Ky and renowned composer Lam Phương—after it was officially recognised as a city-level historical site in 2014.
Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Southern Liberation and National Reunification with Parade to Start at 6:30 AM on 30 April
Ho Chi Minh City will host a grand national celebration at 6:30 AM on 30 April to mark the 50th anniversary of Southern Liberation, featuring parades, fireworks, and live broadcasts.
Regret for the Once-Famed Bich Chi Weaning Powder Brand
A nostalgic look at Bích Chi, Vietnam’s once-iconic weaning powder brand born from a father's love, its rise to fame, and its gradual decline amid economic changes and global competition.
Iconic Tank That Breached Independence Palace Gates on Vietnam's Reunification Day Remains a Powerful Symbol
The T-54B tank 843, now a National Treasure at the Vietnam Military History Museum, is a powerful symbol of Vietnam's reunification, having famously rammed the Independence Palace gates on April 30, 1975, marking the end of the Vietnam War.
What Does “CEE” Mean on Old Power Substations in Saigon?
Ever wondered what the mysterious 'CEE' letters on Saigon’s old power stations really mean? The answer reveals a forgotten chapter of the city's colonial past.