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Over a decade of development, the festival had become a significant international cultural exchange event and a vivid symbol of the friendship and strong bonds between the people of Việt Nam and Japan.

Nearly 400 áo dài designs of 37 designers and 600 actors, models, ambassadors from various fields are participating in the 12th HCM City Áo Dài Festival that opened in HCM City on Friday.

A hands-on coffee workshop in Hà Nội is offering more than just a caffeine fix - giving visitors a deeper taste of Việt Nam’s culture, traditions, and people through every cup.

Galaxy Studio officially opens Galaxy CineX – Hanoi Centre, the brand’s first flagship cinema, in the capital on March 6.

Among the featured systems is the Hòn Thơm Cable Car, located on Phú Quốc. The cable line holds the Guinness World Records title as the world’s longest sea-crossing cable car, stretching nearly 8km.

Hà Nội’s appearance within the global media ecosystem of Condé Nast Traveler is expected to provide a significant boost to the city’s tourism appeal. Beyond enhancing its credibility as a travel destination, the recognition could also help attract high-end tourism services and encourage higher spending by international visitors.

Hội An emerges to lead the 10 most welcoming destinations in Việt Nam, reflecting the enduring appeal of the ancient town not only in its global heritage value but also in the warm hospitality of the local community.

In early March, scenes of women in flowing áo dài taking spring photos by lakes, parks, offices, temples and historical sites have become a familiar sight on the streets of Hà Nội. Social media is also filled with images and stories surrounding the elegant attire, which has become a symbolic signal of the season dedicated to honouring women.

The choice of Soobin and Hòa Minzy was based on their artistic stature, creative mindset and spirit of dedication that align with the values of the Awards, helping connect them more closely with younger audiences while maintaining their professional standards.

The recognition is not only a source of pride for the capital but also creates opportunities to promote these craft villages globally, strengthen international connections, and support their sustainable development in the process of global integration.

Villagers took part in a buffalo sacrifice, a ceremonial procession and offerings to the God of Agriculture, expressing hopes for favourable weather and fruitful crops.

HCM City-based cải lương (reformed opera) stars will gather in a new version of Gánh Cải Trạng Nguyên (The Laureate), a historical play that premiered in the 1990s, on March 7.

The seven-member band, formed in 2012 in Nagoya, seamlessly blends traditional Japanese instruments with western music.

Turinsky is an artist and theoretician with a physical disability working at the intersection of contemporary dance and performance, disability and political as well as aesthetic theory.

Hundreds of artists and dancers joined a storytelling performance in Hội An on a well-lit, open-air stage during the town's Light and Heritage Festival, starting off a long art programme intended to last through summer for tourists at Hội An Memories Land.

Beyond Hà Nội, the theatre plans nationwide tours to bring performances to remote provinces and strengthen cultural outreach.

As Việt Nam advances its cultural development strategy, Resolution 80-NQ/TW is placing documentary heritage at the heart of digital transformation and public engagement efforts.

The ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has listed the Bà Chiêm Sơn Festival, one of the Mother Goddess worship festivals in central Việt Nam, as a piece of National Intangible Cultural Heritage.