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Travel
Was color a casualty of COVID-19? Along with the freedom to gather, to attend live concerts and travel, did the pandemic rob us of opportunities to fully appreciate color?
Education
“We want them to come to school and be happy!” Anne Hill says of the students who attend her namesake primary school.
Society
Some came from the mountains, some were born near the sea — all have come to Hanoi to make a living. They are the migrant workers of this city, yet to them Hanoi is more than just a place to work. Through the project Photovoice, here are some stories of how migrant workers have made the capital their home.
Development
It will feature a wide range of building styles and features.
Education
By providing safe and nurturing environments for students to learn, grow and develop, the best schools function as a home-away-from-home. When children feel comfortable in their surroundings, supported by their peers and mentored by their teachers, schools serve as an extension of a family’s values and vision.
Vietnam
To make room for new developments, Huế authorities are mulling options to uproot and relocate a century-old villa.
Music & Arts
Many moons ago I had the pleasure of encountering Tobias Paramore’s lopsided grin in a dimly lit music event in Hanoi. Originally from Australia, Paramore has been creating electronic music since 2003. Currently based in Đà Nẵng, he arrived in Vietnam in 2016 and threw himself into the eclectic underground of Hanoi’s music scene.
Hanoi
An 820-meter-long, multi-street pedestrian zone surrounding the Sơn Tây Old Fortress in suburban Hanoi is set to open in time for Reunification Day on April 30.
Vietnam
Bring on the elephant pants.
![[Photos] On the Road in 1970s Vietnam](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2022/03/15/pics/6h.webp)
Vietnam
Old photos, like memories, fade over time — corners darken, horizons blur, and colors lose their saturation.
![[Photos] A Peaceful House by the Lake in Cổ Đông, Hanoi](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2022/03/14/arc/s1m.webp)
Architecture
This family home outside Hanoi proves that it is possible to build inside nature without destroying it in the process.
Health
Vietnam is expected to resume international tourism tomorrow.
Development
Years of delay, which has been further compounded by the extended pandemic, have depleted the funding for Saigon Metro's operator.
Education
If a student is not safe and mentally and emotionally healthy, they will be unable to reach their academic and social potential.
Music & Arts
Many Hanoians have seen historical photos of the capital’s lost tramway network , which was inaugurated in 1901. What began as a state-of-the-art electric tramway eventually fell into disrepair in the late 20 th century, with some lines continuing to function as late as the 1980s.
Education
How do parents choose a school for their child? Considering their impact on an individual’s academic, social and emotional development and the role they play in a person’s life trajectory, finding the right school can be of critical importance.
Film & TV
A Tourist's Guide to Love , set in Hanoi, Saigon, Đà Nẵng, Hội An and Hà Giang, will be the first major international flick to film in Vietnam since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
Quãng 8
In KURROCK’s songs, one can appreciate a pronounced fusion of two seemingly detached music scenes that are 4,000 kilometers apart.
Saigon
After a few months under renovation, District 1’s Bạch Đằng Wharf was unveiled as a brand-new park just before Tết last month.
![[Photos] A Recuperating Vietnam in 1980, as Documented by Philip Jones Griffiths](https://media.urbanistnetwork.com/saigoneer/article-images/2022/03/07/Edited/philip-13x.webp)
Vietnam
Released in 1971, Vietnam Inc. by Philip Jones Griffiths was a career-defining work for the Welsh photographer, whose candid, sympathetic images of Vietnam during the American War showed a much different side of the country to a global audience.
Vietnam
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has created an enormous refugee crisis, with many Vietnamese fleeing to neighboring countries.
Development
Throughout the month of March, Hanoians can see and vote on four design options for the new Trần Hưng Đạo Bridge before the city makes a final decision.
Vietnam
Let's hope they still have some money to spend on future cable cars.
