The festival will feature khèn (Mông panpipe) performances, exhibitions, traditional craft demonstrations, culinary activities, sporting events and folk games.

The symphony Evergreen Friendship was a large-scale symphonic work meticulously composed by collaborative effort involving four Chinese and four Vietnamese composers in an effort to foster a spirit of creativity and promote exchange and mutual understanding between the peoples and artists of the two countries.

The works celebrate Hà Nội’s heritage in both its quiet, timeworn character and its vivid, vibrant scenes.

The plan, released in early July this year, gives an opportunity to deeply embed those values ​​into daily life and transform them into standards of action.

The circus production Sơn Thần Thủy Quái (Mountain Spirit and Water Monster) has premiered at the Central Circus, offering a fresh interpretation of a familiar legend through a combination of circus arts and technology that appeals to audiences of all ages.

UNESCO Representative to Việt Nam Jonathan Baker highlighted the roundtable with artisans, cultural practitioners from local communities and young people, saying they are an important component of the Hà Nội Document because they brought community voices into the process.

The Cuban news agency Prensa Latina on September 29 officially launched Prisma, a magazine specialising in sustainable tourism, at the ongoing International Tourism Fair of Latin America (FIT America Latina) in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

 Vietnamese tea and cuisine were promoted in Greece through a series of cultural and promotional activities held in Athens and Piraeus.

The Mable Mountain landscape site, located 8km from the city on the banks of the ancient Cổ Cò River, was formed as an island around 25 million years ago.