Believe it or not, there are many places in the world where if you drink tea, you may well be enjoying the cool air from Việt Nam’s mountains. Shan Tuyết tea is a delicacy from the northern province of Yên Bái, and depending on the season, this natural brew has varied flavours. So popular, the tea is exported to many places on the planet.

Superior craftsmanship combined with a traditional technique passed down through generations has made a name for Thanh Hà's ceramics as products of elegant styles and wonderful functionalities.

One of the ethnic musical instrument collections crafted by Võ Văn Bá comprises 10 distinct types, consisting of 27 instruments that meet the standards of both aesthetic form and sound quality, thus earning a Vietnamese record.

Themed “Hello Saitama”, the festival is one among activities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Việt Nam-Japan diplomatic ties.

81-year-old Võ Văn Bá has been using coconut wood to make musical instruments, as a way to honour the tree which is an important part of life in Bến Tre. Many of his creations are being displayed at the Bến Tre Museum, attracting many visitors from far and wide.

The Museum of Sài Gòn – Gia Định Liberation Army Commandos is officially open to the public in HCM City’s District 1.

Đất Rừng Phương Nam tells the adventures of a boy named An, who loses his family in a battle and lives in the southwestern region under French colonialism.