The site stands as a symbol of the close cultural heritage cooperation between Việt Nam and Laos, contributing to the long-standing friendship and solidarity between the two neighbouring countries.
A week-long event is being held at Kim Đồng Publishing House in Hà Nội to help children learn about Finnish literature.
Thousands of visitors have flocked to inland “beach-style” tourism sites across Lâm Đồng Province during the summer holidays, reflecting a growing demand for unique ecological experiences in the Central Highlands.
The craft of making square-shaped rice vermicelli has been recognised as a national heritage, while a photo of an artisan making bánh hỏi by photographer Đặng Hoài Anh won the Champagne Taittinger Food for Celebration at the World Food Photography Awards 2025.
Thirty-two contestants of the national cải lương (reformed opera) contest Chuông Vàng Vọng Cổ (Golden Bell) 2025 will offer free performances of cải lương and tài tử music for naval soldiers and students in HCM City on July 20.
Among the exhibits, Việt Nam's wooden “harvest festival” mask represents an elderly figure. It is used in folk theatre and reflects wisdom and rural joy, offering a glimpse into Việt Nam's agricultural culture.
The event, hosted by the General Association of Vietnamese People (GAVP) in the RoK under the auspices of the Vietnamese Embassy, blended football, traditional cuisine, and cultural exchanges.
More than a dozen outstanding film projects in the Asian-Pacific region have been selected to a project market titled 'Project Incubator', a highlight of the third Đà Nẵng Asian Film Festival. The programme becomes a launching pad for young filmmakers, helping them take confident steps into the professional world of filmmaking.
Though the term "image industry" remains relatively new in the local context, the development of a creative ecosystem driven by AI will contribute to the advancement of Việt Nam's cultural industries.
The article describes Việt Nam as a vibrant, atmospheric, and culturally rich nation. Citing the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), it notes that the number of Australians visiting Việt Nam in the first quarter of 2025 surged by 54 per cent compared to the same period in 2019, outpacing all other international destinations.
A notable trend is that most Michelin-recognised street eateries are clustered in the Old Quarter in Hoàn Kiếm ward and adjacent areas.
Launched by Hoiana Resort & Golf, Central Việt Nam’s first state-of-the-art integrated resort, the gallery draws inspiration from the poetic essence of rice fields, an enduring symbol of Hội An’s landscape, and transforms it into a visual experience rich in heritage, design, and creativity.
With its pristine beauty and cultural richness, the area is being recognised as a promising destination for community-based and ecological tourism.
Give hope through Hà Nội Family Medical Practice’s blood donation event on August 1. One simple act can save lives, and your support matters more now than ever.
A new trend is emerging where pet lovers are choosing jellyfish. These graceful, glowing creatures bring calm and beauty to modern homes.
Celebrating 100 years since Charlie Chaplin graced the cover of TIME Magazine, a special exhibition at Sofitel Legend Metropole (Hà Nội, Việt Nam) is open to the public until July 22, showcasing his legacy through artefacts, film posters, and music, right at the hotel he once visited in 1936.
The exhibition is part of the celebration marking the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Việt Nam and Germany.
Jiangxi Yanfeng team from China won the Đà Nẵng International Fireworks Festival 2025 with an amazing fireworks performance: ‘A Shining Pearl, the City of Tomorrow’ in the final competition against Việt Nam on July 12.
