Việt Nam News

HCM City is offering a series of activities to encourage reading and writing books among the community as part of the city’s celebration of the Việt Nam Book and Reading Cultural Day (April 21).

The illustrated book 100 Điều Tự Hào Việt Nam (100 Proud Facts about Việt Nam) offers young readers an engaging gateway into the nation’s rich heritage, presenting its history, culture and achievements through a modern, accessible and visually appealing format.

From family bonds to electrifying music, the We Are Together Festival in Gyeonggi, South Korea promises two unforgettable days of cross-cultural celebration between Vietnam and South Korea.

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim marked the Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026) Vaisakhi Fest, celebrating the spring harvest of crops sown in winter, on April 18 in Kuala Lumpur.

Lưu Hồng Quang will perform Franz Lizt's 12 Transcendental Etudes at the Việt Nam National Academy of Music (VNAM) on May 8. 

Yên Bài Commune in Hà Nội is emerging as a promising ecotourism destination, leveraging its strategic location and diverse natural and cultural landscapes.

Worried your child has a broken bone? Learn how to recognise symptoms, what to do immediately, and when to seek medical care for a child's broken bone.

HCM City Radio – Television (HTV) is working on the restoration of archival footage of the 1977 cải lương (reformed opera) play titled Tiếng Trống Mê Linh (The Sounds of Mê Linh Drums).

Hà Nội expects a surge in holiday tourism revenue as it shifts focus from volume to value.

Phở is one of Việt Nam's most famous dishes, and now you can learn everything there is to know about this iconic noodle soup at the Phở Museum in Bến Thành which has become a popular spot for foodies from home and abroad.

The World Coffee Heritage Forum officially opened at the World Coffee Museum in Đắk Lắk Province on Saturday, serving as a foundation for advancing international partnerships in the promotion of coffee heritage.

Hồ Chí Minh City is repositioning its river tourism around “slow and quiet luxury”, as authorities and private operators move to upgrade visitor experiences and attract higher-spending travellers.

From worn-out denim to delicate handmade flowers, Nguyễn Thị Hải Yến turns discarded materials into something beautiful and meaningful. Through creativity and care, she shows how recycling can be both practical and inspiring, giving old fabrics a new life, one piece at a time.

Nearly 40 artworks by six female painters – Kim Thái, Lương Hiện, Mỹ Học, Đỗ Duyên, Tống Ngọc and Tú Trân – have created a continuous visual flow, as everyday experiences are vividly portrayed through an artistic lens.

The artworks do not tell a fixed story; instead, they suggest multiple layers of meaning, inviting viewers to discover themselves within the empty spaces — in the fluid movements between memory and the present.

The newly-established MSO by the Military University of Culture and Arts marks a significant step in enriching cultural life, enhancing spiritual well-being and advancing the spread of cultural values both within the armed forces and throughout society.

A special edition of Truyện Kiều (The Tale of Kiều), crafted with traditional mother-of-pearl inlay, has been introduced for readers who cherish both poetry and artisanal Vietnamese craftsmanship.

The West Lake Water Park, Hà Nội's first aquatic entertainment complex, has officially opened, promising a colourful festival space combining entertainment, art and interactive experiences for visitors this summer.