Through subdued visual rhythms and richly layered colours, the paintings evoke a deep and enduring connection between humans and nature, where the natural world does not stand apart but accompanies and resonates with inner life.
The Indian Embassy in Việt Nam hosted an interactive tourism workshop in Hà Nội on December 30, bringing together Vietnamese travel businesses to seek ways for strengthening connections, diversifying offerings, and tackling challenges to attract more Vietnamese tourists to India.
The enshrinement ceremony of the Konagamana Buddha Statue was solemnly held at Bà Đen Mountain, Tây Ninh Province, on December 29 (the 10th day of the 11th Lunar Month), with the participation of more than 450 venerable monks, monastics, and Buddhist devotees.
The year 2025 marked a highly successful chapter in Việt Nam’s cooperation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), highlighted by a series of important recognitions, initiatives and governance roles widely acknowledged by the international community, a diplomat has said.
Puppeteer Dương Văn Học has donated more than 30 puppets to Hà Nội Museum contributing to the preservation and wider popularising of traditional Vietnamese puppetry.
Family Medical Practice coordinated the emergency medical evacuation of an Australian patient from Vietnam, highlighting the importance of timely coordination and patient safety in critical situations.
A six-kilometre trek through Việt Nam’s oldest national park leads adventure seekers deep into primeval jungle and up to Mây Bạc Peak – a misty summit locals call the 'roof' of Cúc Phương.
Many brands, destinations and individuals that have made significant contributions to the development of Việt Nam’s tourism industry over the past year will be honoured in the Hotlist Travellive Editor’s Pick 2025.
This year has witnessed a vibrant array of cultural activities in Việt Nam. As 2025 draws to a close, Việt Nam News reviews the top 10 cultural events that have defined the year.
The upcoming nine-day Lunar New Year (Tết) holiday, combined with the growing trend of using annual leave to extend the vacation, is poised to fuel significant travel activity across the country.
Đỗ Lan Hương spoke to the media about the book Huyền Thoại Áo Dài Việt Nam (The Legend of the Vietnamese Áo Dài), recently released by the Fine Arts Publishing House.
In 2025, tourism emerged as a bright spot in Việt Nam’s socio-economic landscape, recording strong growth in visitor numbers, revenue and global recognition, according to government assessments.
Blending light, art and cutting-edge technology, a new digital exhibition at 93 Đinh Tiên Hoàng Street in Hà Nội offers a fresh way to explore the capital’s heritage and culture. Here, history is not only seen, but felt, through immersive, interactive experiences.
From 6pm to midnight, from December 29, 2025 to January 9, 2026, and especially at the moment of New Year’s Eve on December 31, Saigon Marina IFC Tower is illuminated with colours, national flags, and iconic symbols of both countries.
The magazine said, the country continues to reopen strongly to international visitors after the COVID-19 pandemic, offering diverse experiences while maintaining its distinctive identity.
To mark the 260th birth anniversary of national poet Nguyễn Du, Nhã Nam Publishing House has launched a limited special edition of Kim Vân Kiều, bringing together the literary legacy of Nguyễn Du, the pioneering quốc ngữ translation by scholar Nguyễn Văn Vĩnh and previously unpublished paintings by master artist Nguyễn Tư Nghiêm.
Next year's Hùng Kings Commemoration Day, Hùng Temple Festival and Ancestral Land Culture and Tourism Week will be held from April 17 to 26, 2026 at the Hùng Temple Historic Site and various other communes and wards in Phú Thọ Province.
Images of people and nature around Việt Nam are depicted in a painting exhibition titled 'Những Miền Quê Yêu Dấu' (Beloved Countryside Regions) in Hà Nội.
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