30km from the centre of Hà Nội is a village where every resident, young and old, knows how to make conical hats. To revive the traditional craft, which once was the main source of revenue for the people of Chuông village for hundreds of years, the local government and artisans here are trying to make it a tourist spot. Let’s visit the village to learn about the process of making the iconic headwear of Việt Nam.

Cựu is a 500-year-old ancient village located about 40km from the city centre. Through the ups and downs of history, this village still retains its distinctive traditional features, making it not only a precious cultural, historical and artistic museum, but also a potential tourist destination.

Originating from China's Yunnan province, milk tea mixed with herbs and boiled in a terracotta pot is the latest fashion fad among young people! The purity of the tea and its eye-catching appearance promise to be a trendy drink this winter, and a great social media photo! Have you tried it yet?

Valentin's story with Việt Nam began in 2004 after graduating from high school, as he got a scholarship to study at the Diplomatic Academy of Việt Nam.

Nguyễn Quí Đức was born and raised in Việt Nam but upon arriving in the United States while so many of his peers decided to pursue other more trodden paths, he chose to write.

A special photo exhibition featuring Southern culture and arts is attracting visitors in HCM City.  

The 10th Singapore Media Festival (SMF) is in full swing, gathering thousands of top media professionals, leaders, talents and consumers in the region and from all over the world.

Middlesex University London's MA in choreography Nguyễn Ngọc Anh has a new ballet entitled Senzen which will premiere at the HCMC Opera House on December 16 and 17. He spoke about his path from ballet dancer to choreographer.

Consisting of six tunes, the album is a harmonious blend of the unique “whining” tone colour of the two-string fiddle and the New Age style, resulting a contemporary version of traditional music.