Renowned as the “finest tea under heaven”, Quảng An lotus tea is one of Hà Nội’s most treasured culinary traditions. Crafted from green tea scented with the fragrance of West Lake’s Bách Diệp (hundred-petal) lotus, each batch is the result of days of meticulous handwork, preserving a centuries-old craft that embodies the elegance and cultural heritage of the capital.
Among the province’s success stories is Tả Phìn Commune, one of Lào Cai’s earliest community-based tourism destinations and a locality renowned for its diverse traditional occupations that provide stable and sustainable livelihoods for ethnic minority communities.
With its natural advantages and ongoing efforts to diversify tourism products, Khánh Hòa is steadily evolving from a traditional beach destination into a multi-experience tourism hub, reinforcing its competitiveness as one of Việt Nam’s premier travel destinations.
From community classes and social media to cultural tourism initiatives, Cao Bằng is striving to preserve and promote the art of 'then' singing and 'tính' lute performance, ensuring that this heritage remains vibrant amid the flow of modern life.
A proposed airport study in Thiên Cầm, coupled with new coastal economic corridors and transport infrastructure, is expected to improve access to Hà Tĩnh’s beaches and cultural attractions, paving the way for larger tourism and resort investments.
Bringing together 25 leading lion, dragon and unicorn dance troupes from across Việt Nam, the inaugural Hòa Cường–Đà Nẵng Expanded Lion, Dragon and Unicorn Dance Festival aims to celebrate traditional culture while creating a vibrant new attraction for residents and visitors in the central coastal city.
Following a healthcare assessment across Hà Giang Province, Family Medical Practice shares insights into medical care, hospital capabilities, and practical safety advice for travellers exploring the Hà Giang Loop.
The exhibition, titled 'Bút Thép Lòng Son' (Steel Pen, Loyal Heart), is jointly organised by the Management Board of the relic site and the Hà Nội Department of Culture and Sports in celebration of the 101st anniversary of Việt Nam Revolutionary Press Day on June 21.
Teams Steffes-Ollig Feuerwerke GmbH&Co KG from Germany and Apple Pyrotechnics (Macau) contributed perfect performances to the success of the 4th night of the Đà Nẵng International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) 2026.
More than 100 guests gathered at the Vietnamese Embassy in Pretoria on June 19 for Việt Nam Cuisine Day 2026, an event showcasing the diversity of Vietnamese cuisine and promoting the country's cultural identity in South Africa.
The Việt Nam News layout artist, dubbed 'The Colonel', passed away shortly before the newspaper celebrated its 35th anniversary.
AI Battle aims to identify and nurture technology talent, foster the development of the AI ecosystem, and contribute to achieving the goals set out in Việt Nam’s National Digital Transformation Strategy.
The Chinese edition of Tắt Đèn (Turning off the Light), a celebrated novel by Ngô Tất Tố, has been launched at the Beijing International Book Fair 2026.
Following the recent administrative merger, Thái Nguyên is now home to a range of destinations well suited for adventure tourism, a sector expected to become a new driver of the province’s tourism industry alongside its renowned tea products and rich cultural heritage, which have been celebrated for centuries.
China's traditional Dragon Boat Festival was recreated at the Chinese Cultural Centre in Hà Nội on June 18, as a way to spread awareness of this unique celebration in Việt Nam.
Môi Điên presented a collection called ‘Nguồn’ (Source) for its debut at the fashion week.
Bringing together painting enthusiasts from diverse professions including journalism, education, photography, filmmaking, engineering and business, the Colours ’26 exhibition by the Colourful Dreams group offers more than a showcase of emotionally resonant artworks.
A cultural programme entitled Đạo Học (The Way of Learning) held at the headquarters of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) in Paris, highlights the enduring values of Văn Miếu (Temple of Literature) – Quốc Tử Giám and Việt Nam’s rich cultural heritage.
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