Cellist Đinh Hoài Xuân will make history as the first female Asian cellist to perform a cello duet with Mischa Maisky, regarded as one of the world's greatest living cellists.
Tuấn will be the first artist to stage a musical event at the venue with Circus of Friends. The concert will serve as a farewell to 2026, bringing the singer and his audience together in an intimate musical setting.
Combining bamboo circus, expressive stage movements and live music performed on more than 30 traditional musical instruments from Việt Nam’s ethnic groups, Làng Tôi transforms the simple bamboo pole into a storytelling medium.
The series aims to bring local history and culture, as well as images of scenic sites, to a wider online audience.
Through its performances, the concert aims to trace the evolution of Vietnamese culture from its roots to the present and future, connecting heritage values with contemporary creativity.
Two spectacular volcanic caves within the Krông Nô volcanic cave system have been officially designated as national heritage sites, marking a significant milestone for local geological conservation and sustainable tourism.
Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Phạm Quang Hiệu said cinema could add a cultural and human dimension to the Việt Nam–Japan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
Young craftspeople in central Việt Nam are combining ancestral skills with contemporary design and sustainable hospitality to keep local heritage alive.
The HCM City Book Street Book celebrates Southern Việt Nam's folk beliefs, spiritual heritage, and cultural traditions passed down through generations during the Book and Night Culture Festival.
UNESCO is ready to work with Quảng Ninh in priority areas such as education, culture, heritage management and promotion, science – technology, innovation, and digital transformation, which are also among the organisation’s strategic priorities in Việt Nam.
According to the article, beyond the food itself, the experience also offers an insight into local life. Small family-run eateries, plastic stools on pavements and residents having breakfast before heading to work provide an authentic glimpse into the daily routines of Hanoians.
HCM City is increasingly using digital technology to preserve cultural heritage, supported by Resolution No. 80 on the development of Vietnamese culture.
The display Nghĩa Tình Cách Mạng – Những Đồng Chí Việt Nam Tham Gia Khởi Nghĩa Quảng Châu (Revolutionary Friendship - Vietnamnese Comrades in the Guangzhou Uprising) opens on October 28 in Hà Nội.
The festival is planned for Hoài River Square, An Hội Sculpture Garden, along the Hoài River and on streets throughout the ancient town. It aims to preserve traditional lantern-making, promote cultural heritage and expand creative spaces in Hội An.
Despite difficult terrain and limited transport infrastructure, villages in Lai Châu and Sơn La provinces are turning their natural landscapes, distinctive cultures and rural lifestyles into tourism assets.
BIGBANG performed at the National Stadium in Mỹ Đình on October 24 and 25, drawing about 90,000 domestic and international fans, the department said.
The expansion of Đà Nẵng’s geographical boundaries following administrative restructuring has opened up new tourism opportunities, with the southern area boasting considerable potential and distinctive advantages.
The festival aims to bring heritage and traditional crafts into contemporary life through new products, services and experiences. The creative economy is a central focus, with efforts to turn cultural resources and creative talent into economic value.
