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!
The event ‘Ancient Seaports: From Indochina to the World’ will take viewers to many locations in the three regions of the North, Central and South to review the development process of international sea gateways.
The first union of community-based sustainable tourism co-operatives has been introduced in the central province, with the involvement of six community-based tourism groups, aiming to promote visits to the rural areas, showcase traditional culture and support improved livelihoods among communities.
The newly released war film 'Địa Đạo - Mặt Trời Trong Bóng Tối' (Tunnel: Sun In The Dark) has led the box office during Hùng Kings’ festival holiday, earning VNĐ80 billion (US$3 million) after only four days.
Truyện Kiều is one of the most translated works of Vietnamese literature, with numerous translators both domestically and internationally
The Phủ Dầy Festival is an event associated with the legend of Holy Mother Liễu Hạnh, one of the 'tứ bất tử' (four immortals) in Vietnamese folk beliefs.
Hà Giang is prioritising sustainable tourism by enhancing service quality while preserving ethnic cultural values.
A Vietnamese-English bilingual book on slipper orchids has been published by Thế Giới (World) Publishing House, the result of a huge volume of research by an outstanding scientist inspired by the love of the flower.
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Việt Nam’s reunification (1975-2025), art units under the Hà Nội Department of Culture and Sports will organise a series of performances for the public at central locations across various districts of the city, from April 27 to May 7.
Located in the northwestern province of Lào Cai, Sa Pa is the perfect landscape for growing cải mầm đá.
If you are a lover of Hà Nội-style phở (noodles) but live in HCM City, Phở Phát Tài Restaurant is a place recommended by many gourmets.
A festival which gathers the best restaurants of every corner of Việt Nam to promote phở will be held later this month at the Hà Nội's Thăng Long Royal Citadel.
Hà Nội, with its diverse culinary treasures built on a thousand-year cultural foundation, has transformed cuisine into a part of the cultural industry, with various measures being taken to promote its brand and elevate the status of the capital city's cuisine.
Công’s family presented two sets of original artefacts to the mausoleum - a set of chairs and a tea set used to welcome President Hồ Chí Minh during the leader’s visit to the family on the Lunar New Year's Eve in 1963, and two rare photographs capturing the moment the President visited their home.
The Noirfotocontest, featuring the 30 best black and white photos under the theme "CONNECT," is currently on display at Toong co-working space in HCM City until April 13.
Across Việt Nam, there are 1,417 monuments to the Hùng Kings and their family, generals, and other figures from the Hùng Kings era