While some children run back and forth through a large metal frame, some men gather by a small table, re-arranging two halves of a round metal object. A square wood pillar stands right in front of the entrance, urging people to touch it while passing by. 

Fifty-seven grottos have been discovered in the central province of Quảng Bình, home of Sơn Đoòng Cave, the world’s largest cave.

The award-winning documentary Công Binh-The Lost Fighters of Viet Nam, highlighting the history of Vietnamese peasants conscripted for  France during World War II, has been shown in Hà Nội.

Ka Đơn Church in Đơn Dương District in the Central Highlands province of Lâm Đồng has come in second place at the 6^th International Prize for Sacred Architecture.

On the occasion of Việt Nam Journalism Day, June 21, Viêt Nam News talks to Đỗ Doãn Hoàng, one of the country’s most prolific investigative journalists.

First-time director Hồng Ánh is making a motion picture about young Vietnamese people set in the chaotic reality of a multi-cultural society.

Glitterbeat, a branch of the German-based company Glitterhouse Records, has released a new album in Europe that features traditional Vietnamese music.

Diverse activities will be organised to mark Việt Nam Family Day 2016 (June 28) and praise the strong bond that exists in families.

New 3D books for children, issued by foreign publishing houses, are now available at bookstores around the country.