The model of concentrated swiftlet farming is opening up new opportunities for rural economic development in Gia Lai province. Not only does it create stable incomes, it is also being developed into value chains, with standardized products aimed at export markets.
(GLO) – With its mild year-round climate and fertile basalt soil, Vĩnh Sơn commune in Gia Lai province offers strong potential for agricultural development, particularly in the cultivation of temperate vegetables.
From the schoolyard to the beach, the young “sailors” of Quy Nhon Kindergarten embarked on their "ocean rescue” journey, the first lesson in the “Classroom without walls” program. Learning through experience, the children are growing up with love and sense of responsibility.
In the Central Highlands, the Ngô Sơn rice fields (Biển Hồ commune) are bustling with harvest season activity. The scent of ripe rice drifts on the breeze, while the hum of harvesters blends with farmers’ laughter, creating a vibrant and lively scene of labor on the fertile basalt soil.
After being renovated, Dien Hong Park has been revitalized with a fresh, vibrant look, becoming an attractive recreational and entertainment destination for both locals and visitors to the mountain city.
GTV Online has officially launched its new educational program, “Class without walls,” introducing an innovative approach to learning that moves beyond traditional classrooms.
(GLO) – Ia Ly Hydropower Plant is the largest hydroelectric project in the Central Highlands, renowned for its impressive architecture and majestic natural scenery. Beyond its crucial role in the national power grid, the plant has also become an intriguing destination for visitors exploring Gia Lai.
Located about 3 kilometers from the center of Quy Nhon’s coastal city, Ghềnh Ráng Tiên Sa is not only a stunning natural attraction but also a site rich in historical and cultural significance.
Shortly after concluding its first Congress for the 2025–2030 term, the Party Executive Committee of Bong Son Ward swiftly transformed the Congress Resolution into a practical action program.
(GLO) – "Accompanying children to school" is a program organized by Gia Lai Broadcasting and Newspaper, serving as a bridge, supporting disadvantaged students. We hope to receive the support of our valued audience so that program can continue to offer opportunities and nurture dreams.
(GLO) – The Bánh Ít Tower complex still stands tall atop the hills of Tuy Phước Bắc commune. After centuries, these ancient Cham brick towers have retained their nearly intact forms, telling the story of the craftsmanship and ingenuity of those who came before.
On 24 September, Michigan resident Steve Braithwaite (GB) took over the streets of New York City in his record-breaking, ginormous banana-shaped car.
(GLO) - The Cuu Loi Party Cell was the first Party cell established in Hoai Nhon and is among the earliest Party organizations of the former Binh Dinh provincial Party Committee. Today, the Cuu Loi Party Cell Memorial House is located in Cuu Loi Tay neighborhood, Hoai Nhon ward, Gia Lai province.
(GLO) – As the inaugural Congress of the Gia Lai Provincial Party Committee for the 2025–2030 term nears, residents across the province are voicing confidence and expectations for the event.
(GLO) – From September 20 to 28, the football field in Bang village, Ia Tôr commune, came alive with cheers as young athletes competed in the 2025 Zai Zai Cup Mountainous Youth Football Tournament.
(GLO) – The 1st Congress of the Gia Lai Provincial Party Committee for the 2025–2030 term aims to further inspire patriotism, self-reliance, and resilience among officials, Party members, and people of all ethnic groups across the province.
(GLO) – Located more than 10 kilometers from the center of Quy Nhon (Gia Lai), the Làng Sông Minor Seminary in Tuy Phuoc commune, the birthplace of the Vietnamese romanized script, is an ideal destination for visitors exploring this charming coastal city.
(GLO) – Sisters Đinh Y Quyên and Đinh Tabi have become symbols of determination in Gia Lai. Drawing strength from their ethnic heritage, love for their homeland, they represent a new generation of Vietnamese youth unafraid to dream big and push boundaries to achieve greater success.
(GLO) – World news brief on September 22 highlights the following key developments: Four Western countries have officially recognized the State of Palestine; Israel has criticized the decision to recognize the State of Palestine; Israeli airstrikes have killed 31 people in Gaza City...
(GLO) – Bien Ho, dubbed the “Eyes of Pleiku,” has reopened with a new look, blending natural beauty and modern features. The Central Highlands lake, famed for its crystal-clear waters, remains a cultural symbol and cherished gathering place for local residents.
(GLO) – In Gia Lai province, families are preserving the centuries-old folk art of bài chòi, turning it into a living cultural legacy.
The Vietnam Volleyball Federation (VFV) has prohibited spiker Dang Thi Hong from participating in tournaments under the VFV competition system.
(GLO) – In addition to its pristine blue beaches and long stretches of fine white sand, Quy Nhon is also home to unique historical and cultural imprints of the ancient Champa Kingdom. Among its most prominent attractions is Tháp Đôi (Twin Towers), an ancient architectural masterpiece.
(GLO) – Trần Anh Tuấn, who ignited the first community football tournament in Gia Lai, has steadfastly turned his passion into a meaningful playground for children in remote and disadvantaged areas.
(GLO) – World news bullentin on September 5 includes: Ukraine unveils new ballistic missiles FP-7 and FP-9; 26 nations pledge troops and equipment for Ukraine after the war; Poland vows support for Ukraine but says ‘no’ to sending soldiers....
(GLO) – This morning, September 5, at the National Convention Center in Hanoi, the Ministry of Education and Training held a ceremony to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the education sector. Party General Secretary Tô Lâm attended and delivered a keynote address.