Japanese artist Fuji Hiroshi has turned over 50,000 discarded toys into stunning pieces of art, highlighting the importance of reducing plastic waste. This is all part of the Plastic Dinoland exhibition, open daily until June 1.

It will showcase 35 photos by nine foreign and domestic photographers, featuring the 1,000-year-old capital city’s iconic scenes and hidden corners.

It reflects the appreciation and respect of the entire nation and international friends towards President Hồ Chí Minh – national liberation hero and an outstanding cultural figure of Việt Nam.

The exhibition offers Hà Nội’s art community a distinctive experience, with works that blend contemporary expression and cultural heritage in innovative ways. Each piece reflects the spirit of the times while honouring Việt Nam’s traditional values.

A recently uncovered shipwreck off the coast of Thịnh Mỹ coast in Hội An city's Cẩm An ward, the central province of Quảng Nam, has been identified as bearing characteristics of traditional Southeast Asian ship design, following initial surveys conducted after it was partially exposed by waves on December 26, 2023.

Songwriter Nguyễn Văn Chung, creator of many Vietnamese hits, with millions of views on social media, has been gifting 7,000 teachers, music instructors and parents, sheet books of his 300 compositions for children.

Mường Lay Town is home to a diverse array of ethnic groups, with the Thái ethnic group and the White Thái branch representing a significant portion of the population.