The concert will feature 32 teachers performing orchestral works arranged for four pianos. A highlight is an excerpt from Bizet’s Carmen Suite: Toreador Song, arranged by Edmund Parlow and performed by eight musicians.

Nội Bài is also home to a system of diverse tourism resources, encompassing culture, history, spirituality, art, ecology, agriculture, and gastronomy – a strong foundation to develop themed tour programmes tailored to the needs of different groups of visitors.

Lonely Planet describes autumn as an ideal time to explore Việt Nam, offering a combination of urban experiences, natural landscapes and opportunities to discover local life.

This year’s rules allow AI to be used in creating vodcasts and visual content, but the technology is intended to support rather than replace human creativity.

Surrounded by vast blue seas, Phú Quý attracts visitors with its crystal-clear waters, coastal rock formations and the simple lifestyle of local residents.

The Hà Nội Open Theatre Festival is a major cultural and artistic event that celebrates theatrical heritage, assesses the development of the stage arts and explores new directions to better meet the public’s growing demand for artistic experiences.

Author Nguyễn Hữu Quỳnh Hương and illustrator Tạ Huy Long have been nominated to represent Việt Nam in the writing and illustration categories, respectively, for the 2028 Hans Christian Andersen Award (HCAA), the highest international distinction awarded to authors and illustrators of children’s books..

A total of 188 students will take part in the first National Student Dance Talent Competition 2026, organised by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism from November 3 to 12.

Tourists and locals are discovering the art of traditional woodcarving at Hà Nội’s Temple of Literature, where a hands-on workshop offers a chance to slow down, sharpen their focus and explore Việt Nam’s rich cultural heritage.