Việt Nam News

The International Tea Festival 2026 will be held on a large scale, featuring a wide range of activities celebrating tea products and tea culture. The event aims to strengthen business connections and further establish Thái Nguyên as Việt Nam’s leading tea-growing region.

The event took the audience on an artistic journey comprising three impressive and vibrant chapters.

The festival will mark an important milestone in affirming the province’s new stature and strengthening its image as a symbol of reconciliation, cooperation and development.

Two fireworks teams – Skylighter Fireworks (Australia) and Macedos Pirotecnia (Portugal) – painted Đà Nẵng's skies with ‘Visions’ beyond the horizon in the fifth night of the Đà Nẵng International Fireworks Festival (DIFF) 2026, showing off inspiring perspectives on aspiration, innovation, and the future through the art of light. 

The event, themed "Yoga – Healthy Living Through the Years," aimed to strengthen people-to-people exchanges and further promote friendship and cooperation between Việt Nam and India.

Beyond film screenings, Mechanic will also join the Producing Masterclass DANAFF to share practical insights drawn from decades of experience in Hollywood.

A large-scale 3D mapping performance will illuminate the façade of the HCM City People's Committee headquarters on July 1 and 2 as part of celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of Sài Gòn-Gia Định officially being renamed HCM City.

In a city that never stops reinventing itself, Hồ Chí Minh City is turning creativity into a tourism asset, rolling out immersive experiences that invite visitors to see, hear, taste and explore the destination in entirely new ways.

The festival, jointly held by the Hà Nội Department of Tourism and the Tây Hồ Ward People's Committee, is intended to advance the city's strategy for developing its cultural industries by transforming heritage assets into practical resources for socio-economic development.

The achievement not only highlights the singer’s talent but also helps promote Vietnamese culture and arts on the international stage.

The showcased works present diverse perspectives on a peaceful, stable and dynamic Việt Nam where human rights are respected, protected and promoted.

La Table Hanoia hosted a special four‑hands dinner where Michelin‑honoured chefs Hervé Rodriguez and Thierry Mounon crafted an eight‑course journey blending French technique, local inspiration, and the artistry of caviar.

Khánh Hòa Province held a working session in Nha Trang City with Indian Ambassador to Việt Nam Tshering Wangchuk Sherpa on Friday morning to boost cooperation with Indian localities and businesses. 

More than 150 reading, experimental and educational activities for kids have been featured at the annual HCM City Children’s Book Fair.

From cloud-kissed mountain peaks and ethnic community villages to trekking routes and digital tourism initiatives, Lai Châu is attracting record numbers of visitors and positioning itself as one of Việt Nam’s fastest-growing travel destinations.

The Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary, located in Thu Bồn Commune, Đà Nẵng City, is a complex of Chăm towers situated in a valley with a diameter of about 2 km. It once served as a site for religious ceremonies and as a burial place for kings, and members of the Chăm royal family. In December 1999, the Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary was recognised by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site.

​​​​​​​“Vive la Paix” (Long Live Peace) painting was created by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso in 1954 following the signing of the Geneva Accords and was published on the front page of the French newspaper L’Humanité. While Picasso’s famous peace dove appears prominently in the painting, he also added images of people wearing Vietnamese conical hats alongside landscapes reminiscent of Việt Nam.

The latest data from the digital travel platform Agoda reveals a significant surge in searches from China, up an impressive 164 percent year-on-year.