Featuring actors Quốc Trường and Tiểu Vy, Vietnamese psychological drama Ốc Mượn Hồn (The Borrowed Shell) has quickly sparked discussion for its emotionally complex storyline, morally ambiguous characters and exploration of toxic relationships behind glamorous public lives.
Led by Élodie Charmensat and Hadrien Perretant, the group delivers an alternative pop sound in which elegant electronic production blends with intimate and incisive lyrics, creating a musical experience that is sensual, powerful and deeply emotional.
Chinese cuisine is celebrated worldwide for its rich regional variety, refined balance of flavours and the longstanding influence of Chinese communities abroad. Many Vietnamese people love our northern neighbour thanks to its food, which adapts well to local ingredients and tastes.
Gia Lai province aims to position Australia as one of its key partners in developing a sustainable cultural industry.
Vice Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Trần Hữu Thùy Giang said the vegetarian food festival is being held for the third time with an increasingly expanded scale, bringing together hotels, restaurants, and pagodas to strengthen community connections through the spirit of compassion and sharing, and enrich the city’s cultural and tourism activities.
By merging highland culture with pristine coastal tourism, the province has set out an ambitious plan to become a distinctive service hub and unique destination for both domestic and international travellers.
The capital recorded a sharp rise in tourism revenue in the first five months of 2026, driven by strong growth in international arrivals and a push to develop cultural, experiential and night-time tourism under its ‘Come to Love’ branding strategy.
The programme is not merely a meeting point, but also a milestone marking the transformation of traditional theatre in Việt Nam.
At the meeting, the two sides reviewed the outcomes of cooperation in journalism and communications and agreed on measures to strengthen coordination to meet new requirements in communications work amid digital transformation and deeper international integration.
The Việt Nam Culture Week officially kicked off in Phnom Penh on May 26, featuring vibrant performances by the Việt Nam Circus Federation, combining acrobatics with traditional and contemporary music and dance to present a vivid picture of Việt Nam’s cultural identity.
Green transition not only helps preserve tourism resources and protect the environment, but also responds to rising market demand.
A total of 14 films of Swedish and Vietnamese will be screened during Việt Nam – Sweden Children’s Film Week from June 1 -5 at Ngọc Khánh Theatre in Hà Nội.
The first Việt Nam Children’s Picture Book Festival (VCPF) kicked off in HCM City on Thursday, showcasing thousands of titles by Vietnamese and foreign publishing houses and book distributors.
The French Institute of Việt Nam will present a special dance show by French-Algerian choreographer Hervé Koubi as part of his exceptional tour to Việt Nam, beginning on June 17.
Each year, the Vía Bà Chúa Xứ (The Lady of the Realm) Goddess Festival in An Giang attracts more than four million domestic and international visitors.
The One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme in Đồng Tháp Province is expanding beyond agricultural specialties, gradually emerging as a bridge linking farming, local culture and community-based tourism into a unified value chain.
Andrreii walked from Nha Trang to Hà Nội for 43 days after bringing his family to live in the beach city for a year.
The Việt Nam National Traditional Orchestra will perform a concert showcasing the history of traditional music at the Grand Hall of the Việt Nam National Academy of Music on May 29.
