Artworks highlighting the beauty of Hà Nội’s autumn are on display at an exhibition in the capital city.

Lasting to October 20, it aims to promote and encourage female workers at government offices, central and municipal agencies, businesses, schools, and other institutions to don the iconic traditional dress every Monday and Friday as well as on important events.

Central Documentary and Scientific Film Studio's Deputy Chairman Trịnh Quang Tùng discusses the development of Vietnamese documentaries in recent years.

President Hồ Chí Minh dedicated his entire life to the noble goal of achieving independence and freedom for Việt Nam; bringing prosperity and happiness to Vietnamese people and leaving behind noble values for humanity.

The book on the history of Sài Gòn before 1945 won the prestigious annual history prize named after the revolutionary and philosopher Prof Trần Văn Giàu.

The festival began with traditional rituals, including the procession of Goddess Po Ina Nagar, who taught the Chăm people to grow rice, weave cloth, and raise livestock, helping them have a prosperous life.

Twenty special documentaries produced by the national television station, the National Documentary and Scientific Film Studio, the Sao Khuê Film Studio, and independent filmmaker Jean-Noel Poirier (former French Ambassador to Việt Nam) will be available on this app.

International artists from Germany, France and Việt Nam have displayed their works at Phúc Tân Forest Park in Hoàn Kiếm District. The display is part of a project jointly organised by the Goethe-Institut Hà Nội, French Institute of Hà Nội and Think Playgrounds for sustainable development of public spaces and urban landscape of Hà Nội through creative uses of recycling and public art.

Locally known as chuối quết dừa, the dish is a specialty in this Mekong Delta province.