Vietnamese culture, landscapes, islands and seas are featured in calendars for the new year of 2025.  

The Tây Nguyên (Central Highlands) province of Gia Lai will host the 2024 Yellow Tree Marigold and Chư Đăng Ya Volcano Week in Chư Păh District on November 6-12.

More than one hundred international and Vietnamese artists attend to various activities during the six day-art festival in Hà Nội.

The sixth annual BridgeFest, a vibrant music and community festival, will return to Đông Kinh Nghĩa Thục Square, Hà Nội on November 2. 

The semi-final and final rounds of the Miss Áo Dài Heritage Việt Nam Contest 2024 are expected to take place on December 24 at the Culture, Information and Sports Centre in Sơn Tây Town, Hà Nội.

A stage play about a stormy love triangle will open the 2024 Hà Nội Stage Festival next week.

The southern coastal province of Bà Rịa-Vũng Tàu is seeking to stimulate tourism with discounts up to 65 per cent for various tourism products and services into the end of the year.

Việt Nam Military History Museum has moved to a new venue on the edge of Hà Nội. Covering 38.6 hectares, the museum offers a fascinating insight into the country’s military milestones. The site opens to the public this week, but we were given a sneak preview of what’s in store for visitors.

For more than 30 households in Hoài Khao Village, located in Quang Thành Commune, about 20km from Nguyên Bình Town and 60km from Cao Bằng City, harvesting beeswax is celebrated as a traditional yearly festival.