As an attempt to spread one of Vietnamese iconic dishes worldwide the Phở Week will be held in Europe on December 8-14.
Seventeen notable Vietnamese films have been selected, including works recognised at major international film festivals, winners of Việt Nam’s top national awards and new films that have become cultural and social phenomena in the country.
Thanks to the water lily season, Tam Cốc is expected to welcome about 1,000 visitors every day, international visitors typically accounting for around 70 per cent.
Recent archaeological research achievements have contributed to clarifying many issues in the historical process, raising community awareness, and promoting the preservation and enhancement of Việt Nam’s cultural heritage values.
Taking place from November 14 to 18 at the Thăng Long Imperial Citadel Heritage Center, the 2025 Festival features 350 booths showcasing, performing, and creating signature products from Hà Nội, Vietnamese localities, and international partners
It is expected that during the 2025–2026 cruise season from October 2025 to April 2026, there will be nine trips on the Beihai – Hạ Long route bringing visitors to Quảng Ninh.
A book titled 'Ghi vội trên mâm pháo' (Quick Notes by Anti-aircraft Artillery), a war diary by war invalid and lecturer Nguyễn Thùy, has been officially released to the public on November 14 in Hà Nội.
The Victor Tardieu Awards were established and launched this year to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Indochina School of Fine Arts, now the Việt Nam University of Fine Arts (VNUFA).
Filmmaker Lý Hải has won Best Film Director at San Francisco International New Concept Film Festival (SFINCFF) 2025.
The event vividly illustrates the friendly and cooperative relationship between the two localities, reflecting Kanagawa’s goodwill and attention toward Đà Nẵng. It also serves as a foundation for the two sides to continue promoting cooperation in potential fields that align with their development orientations.
The ASEAN Trade Fair concludes ASEAN Week 2025, a series of activities facilitated by the ASEAN–Korea Centre.
The first Ninh Bình Folk Culture Festival 2025 will treat visitors to a cultural 'feast' showcasing the finest traditional singing and dancing performances of the ancient capital.
Tourism revenue climbed to VNĐ108.22 trillion (US$4.1 billion), a year-on-year increase of nearly 20 per cent, reflecting the sector’s sustained recovery after years of pandemic impacts and global economic uncertainties.
At the Thăng Long-Hà Nội Festival 2025, the Temple of Literature is hosting vibrant craft village booths from across Vietnam. From the ancient capitals to the Central Highlands, each showcases the beauty and creativity of Vietnamese heritage that comes alive in every handmade detail.
An art exhibition in the 500-year-old Cựu Village captures the soul of the ancient settlement, blending nostalgia and modern sensibility through evocative paintings that breathe new life into the fading heritage.
In the coastal city of Hải Phòng, bún cá cay (spicy fish noodles), captures the city’s bold and vibrant spirit. Its combination of crispy fish, rich broth and a signature sauce has kept both locals and visitors coming back for more.
With its majestic landscapes and rich cultural stories, imbued with identity, Pú Tó Cọ is fast becoming a captivating destination for travellers exploring Điện Biên.
Designer Vũ Việt Hà of Hà Nội opened the Aquafina Việt Nam International Fashion Week (AVIFW) Fall/Winter 2025 in Hà Nội on Wednesday night by telling a story of ethnic origin.
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