Việt Nam News

I didn’t like it but you should visit this place once! A strange statement but one that is befitting of this unique attraction just outside Bà Rịa. The newly formed Rice Field Food Market is a wonderfully unique experience that you must try once.

The exhibition will showcase 70 special works including paintings, graphics, sculptures, sketches, posters and compositions created by 34 veteran Vietnamese artists between 1949 and 2009.

In an increasingly online world where so many young people have the option of retreating to a considerably and sometimes entirely digital existence, it's reassuring to know that the allure of real-life socialising endures.

The opening ceremony will take place at 8.30am on Thursday at Núi Cốc Lake Tourist Area, Tân Thái commune, Đại Từ District, a famous eco-tourism resort destination in Thái Nguyên.

A space dedicated to the history of bánh mì will be arranged at the festival, helping popularise the food among both domestic and foreign visitors.

The Saigon International Student Orchestra (SISO) made their first public appearance with a debut concert held at VOH Music One - Opera House in HCM City.

Phú Gia Village in central province of Quy Nhơn is famous for making conical hats for the past 300 years. The hat here is called “horse hat” as it was worn in the past by elite men while riding horses. Fewer families still keep up this traditional craft, which is also attracts tourists to the village.

Unveiling life snippets of elderly couples living in the Bến Sắn leper colony in the southern province of Bình Dương, the 30-minute documentary conveys the message of hope and optimism within the depths of their pain.

Steamed sticky rice is so good it’s even been named as part of Việt Nam’s cultural heritage. You’ll find this food all over the country but Phú Thượng Village in the centre of Hà Nội is famed for this dish. Are you a fan of this popular snack?

'Chè kho' was an ideal ration for the troops because it could be easily stored for 10-15 days without spoiling.

This is, of course, flower season in Sơn Trà Nature Reserve, which takes place from late March to mid-May each year.

Today, amulets are not merely objects of religious reverence. It cannot be denied that they have become high-value economic commodities.

The opening ceremony of the film week takes place on April 24 at Điện Biên Phủ Cinema with screenings of two films: Đồng hành cùng lịch sử (Alongside with history) and Đào, Phở và Piano (Peach Blossom, Phở and Piano).