In what will be its eighth time at a World Expo, the nation will be showing off all the quintessential artistic elements of the country, aimed at captivating an ever growing number of visitors.
The special concert titled “Bản giao hưởng hòa bình” (symphony of peace), organised by the municipal People's Committee, featured performances by the HCM City Ballet Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HBSO), offering the audience an elegant and emotional musical experience.
A festival was held over the weekend in downtown Hà Nội to praise phở, the most typical dish of Việt Nam. It featured dozens of phở brand names from throughout the country reflecting the diverse forms of phở, either with or without broth, with different meats like beef, chicken, duck, and noodles made of rice and corn. Please visit the festival with Việt Nam News’ reporters!
Thái Hòa Palace, a symbol of power during the Nguyễn Dynasty, features unique architecture and is a crucial part of the Huế Imperial Palace heritage site.
The fusion of Vietnam’s traditional attire with iconic Chinese landscapes created not only a visual spectacle, but also conveyed a powerful message: “Cultural exchange has no borders.”
Originally a Western-style eatery, Yi’s Nation has undergone a transformation, blending traditional Vietnamese dishes like 'phở', 'bánh mì', fresh and fried spring rolls, and signature Vietnamese salads into its menu.
Running for a month at Kim Đồng Park, the event features 16 booths displaying and selling around 10,000 books of various genres from 15 leading publishers and bookstores nationwide.
Measles is highly contagious — one infected person can spread the virus to up to 15 others if they are unvaccinated.
Bàu Trúc, one of the Chăm ethnic people’s ancient pottery villages in Ninh Thuận Province, still preserves its traditional method of using only hands and no pottery wheel.
VTV will broadcast live the national commemoration parade on its channel 1 from 7am on April 30 from Lê Duẩn Street, Bạch Đằng Warf Park, Nam Kỳ Khởi Nghĩa Street and Lê Lợi Street in HCM City.
A documentary series featuring the building and development of HCM City over the past 50 years is now available at BHD Thảo Điền Cinema in Thủ Đức City.
Southern provinces are preparing for cultural and tourism activities to serve local and international visitors during the upcoming holiday celebrating the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the South and national reunification (April 30, 1975 – 2025).
H'Hen Niê started on a project to plant five hectares of forest within three months to commemorate five years since she won her Miss Universe title.
The event aims to capture the attention and interest of both domestic and international photographers, photography enthusiasts and the public. It also serves as a platform for Vietnamese and international photographers to exchange ideas, learn from one another and showcase their work.
The national commemoration ceremony will take place at 6:30 am on April 30, along Lê Duẩn Street, District 1 and other streets in the central districts of the city.
Building on the success of its first season, "Inspiring Tradition", the Pan Pacific Hanoi Art Prize continues to promote local arts, nurture talent, and support artists with special needs, inspiring future generations. The annual event keeps the passion for art alive and celebrates individual voices through creative expression.
All eyes are on the Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long where the nation's best phở restaurants gather together for the annual Phở Festival.
MICE tourism, which brings in high-spending visitors leading to increased revenue and economic activity, is a strong and growing sector in many countries and regions, including in Việt Nam and Taiwan (China).
