National museum shows a collection on Tết

The exhibition entitled Xuân Hà Nội (Hà Nội Spring) will give fine arts lovers an emotional journey of viewing Tết festivities in the past and scenes of the lively Tết atmosphere.

Overwhelming spring

As Tết is approaches, peach blossom and kumquat gardens in Nhật Tân and Tứ Liên in Hà Nội are ready to decorate your homes. The bonsai is important to Vietnamese people’s Lunar New Year the same as pine trees to Westerners at Christmas. Come and see the spring atmosphere in the gardens!.

Viewing the Netherlands through book publications

The exhibition is curated in collaboration with the publishing house focusing on contemporary storytelling at the intersection of photography, research and writing, in order to provide new and necessary insights into the world.

Foreign students enjoy Tết in Việt Nam

Nha Trang University Vice Rector Phạm Quốc Hùng expressed his hope that exchange programmes will help spread positive messages and promote Việt Nam's culture to international friends, contributing to tightening Việt Nam's friendship with other countries.

Van Gogh art lighting experience in HCM City

If you love the works of the great artist Vincent van Gogh, the Van Gogh Art Lighting Experience in Thủ Đức City's Gigamall is definitely worth checking out! Modern tech such as 3D mapping and VR are bringing these famous paintings to life. The exhibition is slated to close by the end of February.

Traditional 'tuồng' needs support from the State, says veteran artist

Traditional tuồng (classical drama) artist Ngọc Khanh is founder of the Ngọc Khanh Tuồng Troupe that is among the very few traditional art units in HCM City. The troupe is striving to preserve and develop tuồng. Khanh spoke about her efforts to keep the traditional art of tuồng alive.

A walk for change

The Vietnam Charity Walk, a monumental trek across Vietnam by teachers Jake Norris and Sean Down, epitomises the spirit of giving and adventure. This journey, covering more than 2000km from Hà Nội to Hồ Chí Minh City, is not for recognition but rather to raise significant funds for underprivileged and trafficked children.

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