Việt Nam, particularly Lâm Đồng Province, is preparing for a vibrant peak season in tourism, welcoming international visitors from October 2025 to April 2026.
Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Tạ Quang Đông said the festival is a key event for the cultural sector, showcasing the finest values of traditional performing arts and reflecting on the creative journey of artistic troupes across the country.
The 10th Week of Italian Cuisine in Việt Nam is scheduled to take place in Hà Nội from November 17 to 23, offering visitors the opportunity to sample a variety of authentic Italian dishes.
An exhibition introducing Japanese toys is being held at AEON Mall Long Biên in Hà Nội.
Hungarian and Vietnamese musicians will play together in a concert honouring the traditional relationship between the two countries on November Tuesday.
A creative dance performance by Vietnamese students at a high school in Đồng Nai Province has captured the hearts of social media users nationwide, racking up over two million views just days after being posted online.
Tug-of-war began as a farming tradition expressing hopes for good weather and a plentiful harvest. In Việt Nam, it remains a vital part of community life, passed down through generations and celebrated for its spirit of unity, strength and shared joy.
Artist Bùi Quang Viễn, also known as Bùi Chát, is showcasing his unique art style across various periods through 37 abstract oil paintings on canvas at his 13th solo exhibition in HCM City.
With its subtle flavour and tender texture, okra continues to inspire cooks across Việt Nam, quietly strengthening its status as a staple on family tables.
A small indie game from Hà Nội is capturing fans worldwide by bringing Vietnamese culture to life. 'Brother Hai’s Pho Restaurant' lets players run a pho shop while exploring history, traditions and mythology, offering a unique blend of entertainment and cultural storytelling. It opens new opportunities for game designers and players who want to share Vietnamese culture with the world.
Localities in the Mekong Delta are striving to improve the quality of cultural and tourism products through standout events, aiming to attract visitors in the remaining months of the year, contributing to Việt Nam’s goal of welcoming 25 million international arrivals and 150 million domestic tourists in 2025.
The 2025 Cà Mau Crab Festival opened on the evening of November 16 at the southernmost province of Cà Mau, featuring a wide range of activities designed to elevate the Cà Mau Crab brand in domestic and international markets.
This year’s festival featured a variety of traditional Vietnamese and Japanese rituals and artistic activities, including sutra chanting at the Tam Thế Hall of Tam Chúc Pagoda, xẩm folk singing, flower-offering and Buddha recitation ceremonies (Pure Land Buddhism), sutra writing (Japanese Buddhist tradition), a lantern night, morning meditation sessions, and a Buddha offering ceremony at Ba Sao Pagoda.
HCM City has launched a VNĐ34 billion (US$1.29 million) architectural lighting initiative to enhance security and highlight the cultural and historical value of key heritage structures.
Ceramic artist Nguyễn Thị Dũng of HCM City is transporting art lovers into a happy space with her new artworks, which are on display at the city Fine Arts Museum.
The highlight of the festival was the moment when more than 1,000 Vietnamese people simultaneously shaped the National Flag of Việt Nam.
Making use of 3D projection technology and 3D mapping, the display recreates the lifestyle of the ancient residents of the capital city's 4,000-year-old Vườn Chuối Village.
The “Living Heritage – Legacy for the Future” Exhibition and the Jazz Concert – IMMERSED will be taking place at GEM Centre in HCM City, representing the intersection of intellect, art, and emotion, and offering audiences a multi-sensory journey into creativity, humanity, and heritage.
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