Việt Nam News

Today, Hải Phòng Railway Station remains closely associated with historic journeys throughout the nation’s history. Its distinctive French architecture, along with stories passed down through generations of railway workers, gives the station a unique place in the cultural heritage of the port city.

The show will feature DannyBoyStyles, Scott Storch, Soobin and Binz, bringing together leading international producers and Vietnamese artists for a special performance at AY VY Hà Nội, a cultural venue at Hồ Gươm Opera House.

Việt Nam's No. 1 ranking underscores the country’s growing appeal as a culinary tourism destination. More than a collection of distinctive dishes, Vietnamese cuisine reflects the country’s culture, regional diversity and everyday way of life, offering travellers an authentic and memorable way to experience Việt Nam

The public can explore more than 120 paintings and sculptures, along with archival materials and photographs documenting the life and career of renowned artist Lê Bá Đảng at the Quảng Trị Museum.

HCM City and localities in the South-Central Coast and Central Highlands are stepping up field surveys and business connections to develop inter-regional tourism products, with a focus on high-end domestic travellers and international visitors.

Fansipan has long been a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Việt Nam's Northwest. The journey to conquer the "Roof of Indochina" typically begins with a spectacular cable car ride soaring above the clouds. Nestled at the foot of the cable car station, Bản Mây Village welcomes visitors as a charming stopover, showcasing a different beauty in every season of the year.

Local craftsmen from the ancient town will gather to share their stories and experience as well demonstration of handmade trades at the Hội An Creative Week 2026 from August 28 to September 2, showing off the unique beauty and precious value of the world heritage site.

Artist Nguyễn Tiến Dũng continues to challenge himself by exploring diverse theatrical forms, from spoken drama and chèo (traditional opera) to cải lương (reformed theatre) and circus.

The 16-episode series marks the 81st anniversary of the traditional day of the People’s Public Security Forces (August 19, 1945–2026).

Lâm Đồng Province is stepping up measures to ensure waterway transport safety, particularly for vessels carrying tourists to coastal attractions, as it seeks to promote safe and sustainable marine tourism.

The activities are taking place across urban, coastal, cultural, heritage and mountainous areas, helping to promote the central city as a destination of diversity combining beach holidays, cultural exploration, arts enjoyment and sporting engagement.

A digital portal on cultural heritage data of Cần Thơ will be built, supporting the city’s digital transformation targets in heritage management under Politburo Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW on developing Vietnamese culture.

The Youth Cinema Festival 2026 (Youth CineFest 2026) in HCM City is currently accepting submissions for short films and documentaries from filmmakers across Việt Nam.

Established in 2025, the Vietnam Pioneers Network provides a space for ethnic communities to share their heritage stories, helping reduce ethnic stereotypes and promote understanding of cultural diversity. Operating on a voluntary basis, the network connects community groups in localities across the country through core members.

As Việt Nam's cultural industries continue to develop, cinema is emerging as a sector with enormous potential, not only generating significant economic value but also playing an important role in promoting the country’s image and enhancing its soft power.

Spectators in HCM City have been flocking to Mơ Show, a visually stunning circus performance at the Phú Thọ Circus and Multi-purpose Performance Theatre. Lasting until September 2, the show highlights the rich culture of Vietnam through exciting circus acts and puppetry pieces.

The second edition of the national concert Tổ quốc trong tim (Fatherland in our hearts) will take place at Vạn Phúc Residence in HCM City’s Hiệp Bình Ward at 8pm on August 23.

According to Quảng Trị province's Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the railway service aims to create a comprehensive and distinctive visitor-centred tourism experience. Rather than serving solely as a means of transport, it will become an integral part of the tourism product, connecting Huế with Quảng Trị’s historical, cultural and natural attractions, as well as Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park.