Shortly after receiving their admission notices, newly admitted students from provinces and cities across the country arrived at Dong Nai Technology University (DNTU) to complete enrollment procedures for the 2026-2027 academic year.
As summer arrives, the familiar blue shirts of young volunteers once again appear across the wards and communes of Dong Nai City. Through simple yet meaningful acts, Dong Nai's youth are continuing to write a beautiful story of dedication, compassion, and responsibility to the community, contributing to the development of an increasingly civilized, prosperous, and beautiful hometown.
Every dry season, Tri An Lake reveals a dramatically different landscape. In the Ben Nom area of Thong Nhat commune, Dong Nai City, receding waters expose parts of the lakebed that normally lie deep beneath the surface, revealing striking colors and distinctive patterns shaped by the terrain.
For children, summer is not only a time to relax after a demanding school year, but also an opportunity to gain new experiences and develop life skills.
The Dong Nai Chefs Association (DNCA) has completed a culinary map featuring 100 signature dishes made from locally sourced ingredients in preparation for the 2026 Dong Nai Culinary Festival.
After more than a year of construction, the second runway at Long Thanh International Airport is nearing completion and is expected to be commissioned together with the rest of the airport project.
With nearly 104,000 hectares of orchards, Dong Nai City is one of Vietnam’s largest fruit-growing regions while being widely regarded as the country’s “fruit capital,” home to a diverse range of specialty fruits with strong export potential.
Nestled amid the tranquil countryside of Phu Hoa commune in Dong Nai City, vast lotus ponds and fields are now in full bloom, blanketing the landscape in soft shades of pink.
On July 10, the Dong Nai Literature and Arts Association announced the winners of its 2026 art photography competition, themed Dong Nai - Aspiration to Rise.
Summer is often a season filled with travel, enrichment classes and a wide range of recreational activities for children in urban areas. In remote border communes, however, summer has a very different rhythm.
Beginning July 1, 2026, several new regulations under the Law on Health Insurance and accompanying decrees went into force, signaling a substantial shift in social security policy.
After a demanding school year, summer offers children a well-deserved opportunity to relax, play and explore. It is also a time when authorities at all levels and organizations across Dong Nai organize a wide range of meaningful activities, helping create a safe, joyful and memorable summer for young people.
Tens of thousands of visitors flocked to the Long Khanh Fruit Festival during its first three days, sampling Dong Nai's specialty fruits and local cuisine, as well as regional delicacies from across Vietnam, according to the festival's organizing board on June 28.