The festival promoting the elegance beauty of áo dài (Vietnamese traditional dress) and Hà Nội’s tourism has been officially launched at in the pedestrian area of Hoàn Kiếm (Sword) Lake.
HCM City’s authorities are working on a project to renovate Bến Thành Market, one of the city’s oldest wholesale markets.
The northern mountain retreat of Tam Đảo is among the destinations named in Agoda’s first Việt Nam’s New Horizons list of fast rising, lesser-known destinations.
The central province of Phú Yên has planned that by 2025, each district, town, and city will have at least one rural tourism destination specialising in agriculture, culture, craft villages, and ecological environment.
Autumn is celebrated as the most picturesque season in Hà Nội, with nice weather making it perfect for wandering the streets by motorbike, viewing the city's sights through coffee shops or savouring delicious local foods.
Guests can immerse themselves in the world of “Astonishing Hermès” – the House’s annual theme for 2023, and enjoy several exciting activities.
The first Short Film Festival in HCM City has received 96 submissions, including 60 fiction films, 23 documentaries, and 13 animations from both professional and amateur filmmakers, showcasing a diverse range of topics.
Compositions by Vietnamese and American composers will be featured at the Việt Nam – US Friendship Concert in HCM City on October 28.
The cities participating in the nomination had to meet stringent criteria, including golf infrastructure, supporting services for golf activities, and accommodation facilities.
He inspired noted artist Mai Tuyết Hoa to learn the art of Xẩm (songs for blind beggars) from elder artisan Hà Thị Cầu. Xẩm singing, a centuries-old Vietnamese art form, has long been regarded as an important piece of the nation’s cultural heritage.
Peruvian cuisine is known for its diverse flavours, rich history, and unique fusion of culinary traditions. From the coastal seafood delicacies to the hearty Andean stews, it offers something to satisfy every palate.
Phú Xuyên artisans will showcase their skills of creating craft products like tò he (traditional Vietnamese toy figurines), bamboo, rattan or mother-of-pearl inlaid items.
Three graduates of HCM City Fine Arts University are showcasing their new works at the city Fine Arts Museum.
This unique experience programme has been completed and is in the final stages of preparation for official launch next month.
The Mông people have several handicrafts filled with national culture, with blacksmithing being one of the long-standing traditional crafts closely related to the people's farming and daily life.
Thế Giới Điện Ảnh (Cinema World) magazine reporter Thu Hà interviews Chi Pu about her career development.
