The south-central province of Khánh Hòa is accelerating tourism linkages with HCM City, Hà Nội, Đà Nẵng, and Lâm Đồng, while expanding international cooperation through fairs, seminars, and promotional events.
On its 55th anniversary celebration, officials and staff at the Hồ Chí Minh Museum confirmed their determination to build the venue into a leading centre for education about the revolutionary tradition and a cultural institution of national significance.
Visitors to the National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism in Hà Nội can experience the rich diversity of Việt Nam’s 54 ethnic groups. Through music, dance, handicrafts, and cuisine, ethnic communities showcase their traditions and cultural pride, offering a joyful celebration of heritage and unity.
Despite recent unfavourable weather conditions in several Vietnamese localities, Russian travel companies reported no cancellations or reductions in tour bookings to Việt Nam, indicating that the country remains a highly attractive destination for Russian holidaymakers.
Visitors were drawn to signature products such as phở, fresh spring rolls, Vietnamese coffee, instant noodles, dried bananas and jackfruit, coconut candy and handicrafts including bamboo dragonflies and leather wallets. Phở and spring rolls, regarded as “culinary ambassadors” of Việt Nam, attracted long queues, while Vietnamese coffee sold out quickly.
Time Out magazine also describes Vĩnh Khánh as a lively, energetic street that embodies the very soul of HCMinh City’s street food culture.
Organised by the French Institute in Việt Nam, the tour presents the artist’s new musical project, 'Drifting with the Water – From the Loire to the Mekong', along with a series of performances, masterclasses and artistic exchanges in several major cities.
Instead of continuing to expand her surreal universe on interwoven human–nature imagery that has long defined her practice, in these paintings the artist paints over the landscape oil-on-canvas by her younger brother, painter Đinh Thảo Phong.
The 2025 Southeast Asian Gong Festival will connect regional artisans, set records and bring the finest of gong culture to people in December in Lâm Đồng Province.
With its rich culinary traditions and distinctive local flavours, Nghệ An is turning its cuisine into a powerful “golden key” to attract visitors and strengthen its tourism brand.
Thiên Lai Pagoda, also known as Phấn Lôi Pagoda, is a historic part of the Trúc Lâm Zen sect, dating back to the 13th century. In 2009, it was designated as a provincial historical and cultural relic, embodying profound spiritual significance and serving as a pilgrimage site for the local community.
Entitled “Việt Nam Diệu Sử”, the Made-in-Vietnam product applies augmented reality (AR) combined with artificial intelligence (AI) to recreate historical scenes within the real space of the heritage site.
Tourism investment now focuses more on enhancing experiences, upgrading infrastructure, and developing skills for local communities. Projects only generate sustainable development when investment is tied closely to local life and livelihoods.
Widely regarded as one of the most picturesque landscapes in Phú Thọ and the wider northwestern region, the terraced fields cascade across gently sloping hillsides.
The Mường people are one of the 53 ethnic minorities in Việt Nam, with a population ranking third after the Tày and Thái ethnic groups.
World renowned chefs have gathered to deliver an extraordinary fine dining experience in Việt Nam through the '100 Flavours - Michelin-Starred Chefs' event.
Vườn Chuối (Banana Garden), an archaeological site in Hà Nội’s Hoài Đức Commune discovered in 1969, vividly reflects the continuous habitation of ancient residents on Thăng Long – Hà Nội land over nearly 4,000 years
Experts from France, Australia and Singapore noted that Việt Nam lacks a formal policy framework for filmmakers and recommended establishing a centralised film commission — a model widely adopted in other markets for feature film, television and commercial production.