Saigon man keeps memories of vintage sounds in his radio repair shop for decades
The man will not give up on any device that his customers bring to him, regardless how old and scrappy it is
The keeper of vintage sounds in Saigon
Tri learned the trade of radio repair from his brother and has kept the heritage alive in his shop for the past 40 years
Saigon youth provides free education for underprivileged children
In this class, Hai teaches Vietnamese, math, and ethics
Ho Chi Minh City puts forward preservation plan for French-era railway HQ
Completed in 1914, the building originally belonged to the Indochina Railway Company
‘Go Saigon, go!’: Foreigners liven up stadium in Vietnamese football league game
Although working different jobs for a living, the young friends share a common love for the king of sports
Hanoi, Saigon taxi drivers face precarious future as ridership shows little rebound
A surge in ridership is pivotal to the survival of many independent taxi drivers in major cities of Vietnam at the moment
In Saigon, landlord runs ‘emergency fund’ for any dweller in distress
‘I only know one thing for sure: what I do makes others happy, so I feel blessed too’
In digital world, man spends half a century repairing film cameras in Saigon
Nguyen Van Tan’s ‘shop’ is only a table inside a digital camera shop in District 1
‘Lost’ in Hanoi’s alley of age-old bookstores
Shop for nostalgia at this weekend countryside market in Saigon
For a market, the space is quite humble, accommodating just over ten stalls selling a variety of commodities
Saigon encounters early morning rain; northern, central areas expect late showers
The southern metropolis experienced rainfall on a citywide scale