The Evolution of Beauty: Two Local Stars Shine Bright at International and Universal Pageants
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Miss Vietnam 2022 winner, a vision in elegance, graces the airport with her presence, embarking on her journey to the pageant with a grand total of 150kg of luggage in tow.
Miss International, a prestigious pageant with a rich history since its inception in 1960, stands tall alongside Miss World, Miss Universe, and Miss Earth as one of the four largest international beauty pageants. The grand finale, a night of glamour and anticipation, is set to take place on November 12 in the vibrant city of Tokyo, Japan.
A crowd gathers to bid farewell to Thanh Thuy, offering their warmest wishes for her journey to the global beauty contest.
Fellow beauty queens unite to extend their heartfelt farewells to Thanh Thuy at the airport, wishing her success and good fortune during the competition.
Meanwhile, the captivating Ky Duyen embarks on her own journey to Mexico, where she will represent Vietnam at the esteemed Miss Universe 2024 pageant.
Nguyen Cao Ky Duyen, the newly crowned Miss Universe Vietnam 2024, stands tall at 1.76 meters, with captivating body measurements of 86-60-94 cm. This 28-year-old beauty queen first captured the nation’s heart when she was crowned Miss Vietnam 2014, marking the beginning of her remarkable journey.
A heartwarming scene unfolds as Ky Duyen’s parents accompany her to the airport, offering their unwavering support and love as she takes on the world.
Miss Universe, a longstanding tradition since 1952, reaches its 73rd edition this year. The grand final, a celebration of beauty and empowerment, will take place in Mexico on November 17, bringing together 125 talented contestants from across the globe.
Local representative Cao Ngoc Bich departed from Ho Chi Minh City on October 21, embarking on a journey to the Philippines. With her sights set on the Miss Earth 2024 pageant, she is determined to showcase her beauty, talent, and passion for environmental advocacy on a global stage.
An array of vibrant cultural activities is set to showcase the 2025 New Year festivities at the “Xuan Que Huong” (Homeland Spring) program. This exciting event will take place in Japan’s Saitama and Fukuoka prefectures from January 4 to 12, as announced by Vu Chi Mai, the consul general of Vietnam in Fukuoka.
Missosology, the esteemed authority on global beauty pageants, has recognized Vietnamese stunner Nguyen Phuong Nhi as one of the Top 20 Timeless Beauties of 2023. On July 16, the publication unveiled its shortlist, celebrating the exquisite grace and allure of exceptional women from across the planet.
Lydie Vu has unveiled a series of stunning images, showcasing a exquisite brocade outfit that she will grace the stage with during the national costume competition at Miss Supranational 2024 in Poland. The intricate and elaborate design of this traditional outfit is a true masterpiece, and Vu is set to embody the essence of cultural elegance and grace as she represents her nation with pride.
The Hanoi Tourism Gift Festival of 2024, themed “Hanoi Noshes,” kicked off on the evening of August 23 in the pedestrian zone along Tran Nhan Tong Street, Hai Ba Trung District. This festival commemorates the 70th anniversary of Hanoi Liberation Day (October 10, 1954 – 2024) and is part of the 2024 National Tourism Year – Dien Bien celebrations. At the opening ceremony, Tran Trung Hieu, Vice Director of the Hanoi Department of Tourism, delivered a speech emphasizing the festival’s role in promoting Hanoi as a ‘Safe – Friendly – High-Quality – Attractive’ tourist destination. He highlighted the unique gifts, delicious local specialties, and cultural heritage preservation efforts showcased by the event. The festival featured around 100 participating units, offering a diverse range of experiences. There were 20 food stalls showcasing Hanoi’s culinary delights, including Me Tri young sticky rice, Thanh Tri steamed rice crepes, Duong Lam peanut candy, and the famous Hanoi draft beer. Visi...
The Vietnam Football Federation (VFF) officially announced on Monday that it will end the contract with Park on January 31, 2023, closing his fruitful five-year journey with Vietnamese football that had started in late 2017. The decision means that the 2022 AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup, set to take place between December and January, will be Park’s last tournament as the head coach of the men’s national football team. The VFF affirmed that the farewell to the South Korean coach, who brought significant success to Vietnamese football during his tenure, came from a mutual understanding and the desire for a prosperous future for both parties. Following the announcement, a VFF member told Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper that the federation’s standing committee is in talks with potential candidates to find a replacement. “The new coach will be foreign, with good qualifications and a monumental résumé like our current head coach of the men’s national futsal team,” the VFF member said, re...
Just a short drive from Hanoi’s bustling center, Quoc Oai District in the city’s western suburbs offers a plethora of stunning attractions perfect for heritage tourism, eco-tourism, entertainment, and quick weekend getaways. There is immense potential in Quoc Oai that awaits full exploration and promotion to attract both domestic and international visitors. A Land of Rich Potential The Water Temple, nestled within Thay Pagoda, is a serene and picturesque spot. Photo: Lai Tan/ The Hanoi Times Quoc Oai District boasts a semi-mountainous terrain with plains interspersed by hills and mountains, creating a diverse and naturally beautiful landscape. The district also has a long and rich history, with a unique culture rooted in the Doai land, the ancient territory west of the capital, Thang Long, now Hanoi. Of particular note are the district’s 220 historical, cultural, architectural, and artistic relics. Among these, two stand out as Special National Relics: Thay Pagoda in S...
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