Bringing together representatives from all ASEAN nations and Timor Leste, the ASEAN–India Cruise Dialogue in Chennai focuses on enhancing cruise tourism, maritime partnerships, and economic linkages.
The film 'Love in Vietnam', the first cinematic co-production between Việt Nam and India, marks a step forward in cultural cooperation between the two countries.
The event, on July 4-7, offers a series of tourism and investment promotions as well as business matching and cultural exchanges at the city’s Biển Đông (East Sea) Park.
Project Incubator is part of the third Đà Nẵng Asian Film Festival (DANAFF III), held in Đà Nẵng from June 29 to July 5.
The inclusion of Vietnamese songs in foreign films has emerged as a surprising and refreshing trend.
Serving as CPV General Secretary during the early phase of đổi mới, Nguyễn Văn Linh led the Party in issuing critical resolutions and policies that decisively advanced the country’s renewal process. His leadership steered the nation through tough times and set it on a path to “a prosperous people, a strong nation, and a just, democratic, and civilised society”.
The operation of key rail lines such as Yumeng, Menghe, and Nimeng has shortened travel time and strengthened cross-border connectivity between China and Việt Nam, supporting their growing economic and cultural ties.
Gong plays an important role in the cultural and spiritual lives of ethnic communities in the Central Highlands. In the old days, it is believed that behind every gong hides a god or goddess that gets stronger as the gong is older. While such belief may not be as evident in today's modern world, gong culture is still a gem worth preserving across the highlands.
A reality TV show featuring a journey of Vietnamese artists to explore the country is going viral on social media in Việt Nam.
As part of DANAFF III’s 'South Korean Cinema in Focus' initiative, 14 iconic films spanning from 1960 to 2024 will be screened for free.
Kể Chuyện Bác Hồ (Telling Stories about Uncle Hồ), published in Vietnamese and Chinese, depicts significant milestones in President Hồ Chí Minh’s life.
Founded in 1974, the Monaco Boys Choir is part of the Monaco Cathedral Choir and is composed of twenty-five boys aged from nine to 16.
The event will run until July 10, showcasing over 300 photos and selected excerpts from photographers, press agencies and artists from both regions.
Stuffed snails cooked in bamboo tubes is a dish that has helped put Tuyên Quang on the national culinary map and preserve the region's culture.
The ongoing exhibition 'Charlie Chaplin: Echoes of a Legend' is taking place at the iconic 124-year-old luxury Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, where in 1936, Chaplin and his wife, actress Paulette Goddard, spent their honeymoon. The exhibition features treasured items from the private collection of Australian collector Paddy MacDonald.
Vietnamese filmmakers are encouraged to participate in the 2025 CJ Short Film Making Project, a prominent national contest in the genre.
The History Museum of HCM City is presenting to the public for the first time a collection of 17 national treasures that exist in the city.
The exhibition retraces the late Vietnamese leader’s 12 years of revolutionary activities in China through four thematic sections, including close bonds, and a glorious chapter in Việt Nam–China friendship.