Việt Nam News

The Việt Nam Tourism Association has honoured the leading lights in national tourism, with their VITA Awards, celebrating 69 individuals and 155 agencies for their contributions in the last year for the development of domestic tourism sector.

The fair has attracted tourism units from 56 provinces and cities across Việt Nam, from 16 countries and territories worldwide. The fair features approximately 450 booths, representing over 600 organisations and businesses, with international booths accounting for 15 per cent.

Flowers may wither after a few days, but if you want to keep them forever, a shop in Hà Nội offers a service that preserves those memories in the form of beautiful lamps made from epoxy resin. Let’s visit the shop and chat with the initiator and her customers!

Renowned beaches in Nha Trang, Phan Thiết, Đà Nẵng, Thanh Hóa, and Quảng Bình, as well as highland areas like Đà Lạt and Sa Pa, remain popular choices.

The video was filmed shortly after BOND’s live concert in Hà Nội in October, with the all-female group dressed in traditional Vietnamese áo dài while performing Victory, one of their most iconic compositions.

The ancient city of Hội An has hosted the competition for seven time in a row since 2011.

In recent days, dedicated teams have been working tirelessly to finalise the preservation and restoration plans for the Mỹ Sơn Temple Complex, a special national monument in Quảng Nam Province. This remarkable site, known for its rich history and stunning architecture, is undergoing a renaissance.

The event aims to recall the heroic memories and express gratitude to the generations who made the ultimate sacrifice for the cause of national liberation and reunification 50 years ago.

Some do it for love, others by chance, but for me, choosing Hồ Chí Minh City to live in was the most purposeful and lifelong dream anyone could imagine. I am from Australia and most of my fifty-something years on this earth carried a dream of finding a real home. This is the story of how I found my real home.

Acclaimed violinist Chương Vũ, who returns from the US, will hold a concert at the HCM City Opera on April 13.

A collection of Vietnamese children's books have officially joined the shelves of Muntpunt Library in Brussels.

The event featured two cultural treasures, Đông Hồ folk paintings and quan họ (love duet) folk singing, offering French audiences and the Vietnamese community in France an opportunity to experience these traditional art forms.

The ancient stele – an item in the strictly protected National Special Relic zone and the UNESCO-recognised world heritage site of Hội An – is seen as a spiritual omen against disasters and floods.

In an effort to boost tourism and the night-time economy, HCM City is rolling out various initiatives to expand entertainment, shopping, and dining activities after 6 pm, aiming to establish itself as a top night-time tourism hub in the region.

Hải Dương has seen a sharp increase in the number of tourist arrivals to its scenic spots and historical relic sites during these days.

The Reunification Train will consist of two services: SE1 departing from Hà Nội Station and SE4 departing from Saigon Station on the evening of April 29.

Hà Nội Architecture - Vietnamese French Culture Cross, shows that, despite two wars, Hà Nội still has retained most of its architectural heritage, built from the feudal period to the French colonial period.

A private art glass collection by Nguyễn Xuân Thắng, Chairman of the Vietnam Federation of UNESCO Associations, will soon be open to public at his museum in Ba Vì District on the western outskirts of Hà Nội. With around 1,500 rare objects, mostly made of glass, the museum offers an opportunity for Vietnamese people to explore the art of glass from around the world. Please take a look at the exhibits!