An exhibition entitled Nói trong bóng tối (Speaking in the Dark) by two artists Trương Hồng Ân and Ngô Ngọc Hương will take place at Nhà Sàn Collective, Lương Yên Street, Hai Bà Trưng District on July 24.

Hà Nội authorities approved a plan to construct a new hotel in September at 22-32 Lê Thái Tổ Street, formerly home to the two-storey supermarket Intimex. The approval, however, has raised eyebrows among architectural specialists.

The ancient city of Hội An will expand the area for walking streets to Hoàng Diệu and Hội An market – outside of the old quarter – in an effort to create more space for tourists and ease the crowding of tourists in old quarters.

Potted bougainvillea vendors on a street in Hà Nội. -- VNS Photo Việt Thanh

Besides the lighthouse, the night market and the endless golden sandy beaches, a museum that houses a unique collection of arms from around the world has become an increasingly favourite destination among those visiting the coastal Vũng Tàu City in central Việt Nam.

Museum officials, artists and experts announced after attending a private meeting on Tuesday (Jul 19) that 17 paintings of  collector Vũ Xuân Chung displayed at the recent exhibition Paintings Returned from Europe at the HCM City Fine Arts Museum appeared to be inauthentic and signed by artists who had not painted the works. 

One of the most anticipated EDM (Electronic Dance Music) festivals of the summer will be held on July 23 at Hà Nội Creative City, the arts and entertainment complex located at 1 Lương Yên Street, Hai Bà Trưng District.

A boat-shaped tomb made from a tree trunk dating back to the 13th century has just been discovered at a construction site in a mountainous area in the central province of Hà Tĩnh.

The shooting of a film, jointly produced by Việt Nam and India, has begun in Việt Nam after a year’s preparation.