Việt Nam News

This photo essay will take you on a journey through time, reflecting on the extraordinary evolution of the nation's heart - Hà Nội - and its rich and storied history.

The Vietnamese Áo Dài (traditional long dress) is often referred to as a cultural ambassador, and with the aim of making the áo dài one of Hà Nội's distinctive tourism souvenirs, the capital's tourism industry has launched various activities and events to promote this product.

The quartet have performed in Việt Nam twice, in 2015 and 2016, but it will be the first time the four talented musicians have been played for charity.

A highlight of the event will be an outdoor area showcasing two models: “Việt Bắc – Capital of the Resistance” from Thái Nguyên University Publishing House and “Hà Nội – Capital of Peace” from Hà Nội Publishing House, along with booths from various publishers and distribution units.

Between January and August, Việt Nam welcomed over 11.4 million international visitors, up 45.8 per cent year-on-year.

It reflects the aspirations and spiritual needs of the Khmer people, offering them a platform to engage in and preserve their cultural heritage.

The Vietnam Fine Arts Museum will host an art exhibition called 'Hà Nội Sức Sống và Niềm Tin' (Hà Nội - Vitality and Belief) from October 8 to 22 in celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of Hà Nội on October 10, 1954.

A variety of cultural and arts activities will be held in Hà Nội’s Old Quarter to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Liberation Day of the capital city on October 10.

A canvas painting using coal and rice to depict the story of Việt Nam’s natural resources has been awarded the UOB Painting of the Year (UOB POY) – the highest award in the national art competition.

Thảo Điền Ward in HCM City's District 2 has been listed as one of the world's coolest neighbourhoods by Time Out Magazine. Many people love this area due to its wide range of international pubs and bars, and nice places to hang out for friends and families. What do you think? Do you know any cooler places in Việt Nam?

A hát bội (classical drama) art troupe from the ancient town of Hội An is performing in the International Mask Arts & Culture Organisation (IMACO) in Andong City, Gyeongsangbuk, Korea in exchanging multi-culture and arts among 25 countries in the world at the event.

As Hà Nội celebrates its 70th jubilee, an expat born in the new liberated city in 1955 reflects his thoughts.

Hirashima Takashi, Deputy Director of the Japan National Tourism Organisation, affirmed that the two countries have many similarities in culture and tourism.

With a passion for the Vietnamese language and a humourous touch, Brandon Hurley, affectionately known as Phúc Mập, has carved out a unique space in Vietnam’s digital landscape.

Việt Nam is attracting increasingly younger tourists from Japan, prompting Vietnamese tourism companies to innovate their products and promotional activities to cater to this customer base.

The Golden Linga of Bình Thuận dates back to around the 8th-9th century. It is a unique, rare original artifact with a unique form, which has high historical, cultural, and aesthetic value.

Artists from Germany, France and Việt Nam have teamed up to add more artwork to Phúc Tân Forest Park, which used to be a dumping area. The once-dirty space has become a clean and beautiful playground for locals. Have a look around!

Artworks highlighting the beauty of Hà Nội’s autumn are on display at an exhibition in the capital city.