Hàng Mã Street in Hà Nội’s Old Quarter is full of festive ambience as the Mid-Autumn Festival draws near, with colourful lanterns and traditional toys filling the shelves of the stalls and shops. It's the perfect time to immerse yourself in the early full moon festival's spirit and enjoy the excitement of this special occasion!

Many foreigners come to Việt Nam to explore its culture, especially the food. Some are so blown away by the dishes on offer, they want to cook them when they return home. That’s why many visitors spend time on their vacations taking cooker classes! Let’s see what’s cooking in Hà Nội and HCM City.

Season two of Sinh Viên Thế Hệ Mới will see eight of the strongest teams selected from 50 universities across the country competing

The southern province of Vĩnh Long has carried out effective measures to nurture a love for Khmer culture and script among Khmer students.

New shows for children in celebration of the Trung Thu (Mid-Autumn) Festival, which falls on September 17 (the 15th day of the eighth lunar month), have launched in HCM City. 

The inaugural Vietnam PMU’s Best Idol Awards has been launched in HCM City to honour talented PMU (permanent makeup) artists and develop a professional and supportive PMU community.

HCM City’s District 7 has planned various activities to amuse visitors during the upcoming National Day (September 2) holidays.

The ancient bronze statue of the Goddess Durga, which was illegally sold abroad, has been returned to Việt Nam and is now on display at the Việt Nam National Museum of History.

Efforts have been continuing between Việt Nam and Korea in building the friendship ties to bring to two closer than ever and the 30-year diplomatic partnership has paid off with fruitful successes.