Conceived as an integrated cultural space, the Hương Sắc Vùng Cao (Highland Hues) exhibition will bring together archival and artistic images alongside artefacts to depict the cultural and social life of ethnic communities, underscore the Party and State’s focus on upland areas, and reflect local development progress.

A drone light show will be held in Đồng Nai Province’s Bình Phước Stadium on May 2 to celebrated Đồng Nai's elevation into a centrally governed city.

Tours of Sơn Đoòng Cave, the world’s largest, have been fully booked through the end of 2027. However, visitors need not worry, as the Sơn Đoòng Cave Exploration Tour uses VR180 5D technology to allow them to experience every corner of this natural wonder.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has just approved a project to establish the Việt Nam National Traditional Orchestra, with the aim of preserving and promoting the values of traditional Vietnamese music amid increasingly deep international integration.

For the first time, the festival will feature a film market aimed at creating a regular platform for industry exchange and trade, contributing to the development of Việt Nam’s cinema sector.

Culture has long been described as the spiritual foundation of society, an internal strength, and a driver of development; yet for that idea to truly take root in everyday life, it must be translated into concrete, visible, and tangible policies.

From a rustic children’s toy to a cultural symbol, the colourful dough figurines of Xuân La Village are drawing young people and tourists alike into a hands-on journey of tradition, tranquillity, and renewal.

Six Vietnamese dancers contribute a thrilling and explosive spirit to the competition's Southeast Asia open qualifiers and final rounds of Red Bull Dance Your Style Singapore.

The renewed status reflects Cao Bằng's sustained efforts to preserve and promote geological, cultural and natural heritage while linking conservation with community livelihoods.