Việt Nam News

Đoàn Bổng's passing brings deep sorrow, not only due to the vast number of works he created but also because of the unique mark he left as an artist deeply connected to his homeland, the country, and Hà Nội.

As Tết (Lunar New Year) approaches, both adult and child readers are getting excited about newly-released books about the largest Vietnamese traditional celebration.

The air is vibrant but polluted in big cities, fresh in mountains laced with terraced fields and salty when you set foot on the beautiful sandy beaches, of which there are plenty along the country's more than 3,200 kilometres of coastline.

Designer Bùi Hoàng Ân breathes new life into Việt Nam’s craft heritage with a fashion collection inspired by the vibrant sedge mats of Định Yên Village.

The exhibition highlights decisive historical turning points, the Party’s leadership role, and the immense strength of the people, which together laid the foundation for the victories of the Vietnamese revolution.

Vietnamese artists and audiences are blending cultural heritage with global trends to carve out a distinctive V-Pop identity, a new whitepaper reports. 

Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai has launched her second novel, Dust Child, in Việt Nam. She wrote the novel in English and then co-translated it into Vietnamese.

Based on Agoda’s comparison of accommodation bookings between January-November last year and the same period in 2024, Sapa climbed 15 places in the rankings of Asia’s top 100 destinations, making it the fastest-growing destination in the region.

The exhibition highlights decisive historical turning points, the Party’s leadership role, and the immense strength of the people, which together laid the foundation for the victories of the Vietnamese revolution.

The Việt Nam–India co-production Love in Việt Nam is expected to serve as a compelling platform to promote the country’s global image, boost tourism and encourage international audiences to discover Việt Nam’s natural landscapes, cultural richness and people.

From 2026 to 2030, Thái Nguyên Province plans to achieve a significant breakthrough in tourism by developing smart and green initiatives and accelerating the use of digital technology to enhance connectivity and support for visitors' information and service needs.

Dó painting, long linked to Việt Nam’s folk art heritage, is experiencing a quiet revival as artists reinterpret the traditional medium through a modern visual language.

The activities aim to celebrate Việt Nam's diverse cultural identities, contribute to upholding traditional values, and foster exchange, solidarity, and mutual support among ethnic groups.

For many foreign diners, the charm of Hà Nội's street food lies in the seamless blend of tradition and modernity, where food is inseparable from the rhythm of daily life.

If Việt Nam wants to improve its standing, it must adopt a long-term, in-depth and flexible promotion strategy, especially as those on tourism brand and product development are set to expire by the end of this year.

The “Homeland Spring – Great Unity Tết Osaka 2026” programme was held on January 4 at Ikuno Park in Osaka, drawing thousands of visitors and offering a lively platform for cultural exchange, community connection and shared celebration.

Tourism in the north-western province of Điện Biên is showing clear signs of revival in the opening days of 2026, reflecting efforts to realise the resolution of the 15th Provincial Party Congress, which identifies tourism as a spearhead economic sector.

In Sydney in particular, this passion is evident in the long queues in front of banh mi shops across the city, especially in areas such as Cabramatta, Marrickville and Ryde.