Việt Nam News

From global bestseller to local impact, Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai brings Dust Child home, turning literary success into libraries for children in remote Việt Nam.

Amid Hà Nội’s modern bustle, in Định Công village, artisan Quách Phan Tuấn Anh keeps alive the 1,500-year-old art of ‘đậu bạc’ - the technique of silver wire drawing and arranging into shapes to form different patterns to create a silver product.

The Mông Khèn Festival and Tớ Dày Flower Festival in Mù Cang Chải will usher in the new spring with vibrant traditions, captivating performances, and a celebration of ethnic culture in the northern mountainous region.

According to the TasteAtlas website, the dishes were recognised for their rustic character and close connection to everyday life.

Bùi Xuân Trường, the Deputy Director of the Phú Thọ Provincial Department of Culture, Tourism and Sports, talks to Việt Nam News reporter Lương Thu Hương about the province's tourism development strategy for the next few years.

As part of its latest culinary offerings, Thủy Tạ is introducing a selection of premium dishes featuring Excel Canadian beef – a globally recognised brand known for its superior quality, remarkable tenderness and rich, natural flavour.

In the highlands of Lào Cai, where mist drifts across mountain slopes and traditions are stitched into daily life, the Pa Di people are fighting to keep their cultural identity alive.

To preserve the village’s pristine beauty while ensuring a safe tourism environment, authorities in Lũng Cú Commune of Tuyên Quang province have implemented a synchronised series of measures.

Artist Nguyễn Giang’s debut exhibition brings the grit and heat of a working railway factory into the gallery, with paintings shaped by real dust, noise, weather and human resilience.

The Rezonans concert in Hà Nội brings together world-renowned Armenian pianist Armen Babakhanian and Việt Nam’s leading pianist Lưu Đức Anh for an evening of cultural dialogue and musical brilliance.

This will be the first time in the 65-year history of Việt Nam's tourism industry that the country has welcomed 20 million international visitors in one year, signalling a new stage of development in its post-pandemic recovery and growth.

Mưa Đỏ (Red Rain) has been selected to represent Việt Nam in the Best International Feature Film category at the 98th Academy Awards in 2026.

Nearly 30 leading phở brands from across Việt Nam and overseas Vietnamese communities are gathering in central HCM City, turning the former Tax Trade Centre area on Nguyễn Huệ pedestrian street into a lively phở space on December 13 and 14.

Ambassador Mai Phan Dũng, Permanent Representative of Vietnam in Geneva, highlighted the event as a window into a nation defined by cultural diversity, social distinctiveness, robust growth momentum and a steadfast pursuit of putting people at the centre.

The private IDECAF, one of HCM City’s top drama troupes, is leading the nominations for the 2025 Mai Vàng (Golden Ochna) Awards.

Hà Nội’s first Craft Village and Craft Street Festival, which runs until December 14, is an important promotional activity aimed at honouring the exquisite values of Hà Nội’s craft villages while promoting distinctive tourism products linked to culinary culture, said Deputy Director of the Hà Nội Department of Tourism, Nguyễn Trần Quang, at the opening ceremony.

The EVSDA aims to honour outstanding Vietnamese designers who harness creativity to promote green living, sustainable consumption, and harmony with the environment.

The strategy identifies core issues: creativity, identity, and facilitating conditions for talented people to shine.