More than 270 amateur and professional photograhers nationwide have sent submissions to a photo festival capturing Việt Nam and its developments, launched by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism’s Department of Photography and Exhibition.
Rừng Thế Mạng (Lost in the Jungle), a psychological thriller by Vietnamese filmmakers, will be in cinemas on December 31.
Hanoitourist last weekend hosted their first packaged group tour from Hà Nội to the northern province of Bắc Giang, the first of its kind as the company adapt to the new-normal situation.
Việt Nam National Television (VTV) has won the 2021 Award for Coverage of the Year at the Asiavision Annual Awards.
World Record Association (WRA) based in Hong Kong have acknowledged five world culinary records from Việt Nam, as reported by Thanh Niên (Youth) Newspaper.
For generations, ethnic communities in the northern province of Lạng Sơn like Tày, Nùng, Dao or Sán Chí have taken shelter in trình tường (earthen) houses.
A cultural programme highlighting Hạ Long Bay, one of the New Seven World Wonders of Nature, will be held on Saturday to celebrate a decade since the bay joined the prestigious list.
Anh Lê, a native of HCM City, has been named as one of the winners of the 'Illustrators of the Future' contest in science fiction and fantasy art in the US.
The Veil-White Palace Event and Exhibition Centre in HCM City is honourably among the shortlisted projects of the upcoming World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2021, dubbed the “Oscars of architecture”.
A group of young artists in HCM City will release a new bilingual art book featuring 30 folk music genres and theatrical performing arts, and six traditional festivals of Việt Nam.
Former director of Thăng Long Water Puppet Theatre, Chu Lượng, has been recognised by the Việt Nam Guinness Book of Records for making the most puppets - around 1,000 puppets in five years. Hà Nội Mới Cuối Tuần (New Hà Nội’s Weekend) reporter Thúy Đinh spoke with Lượng about his craft.
Vietnamese publishing houses have recently introduced limited editions of Vietnamese books to honour the country’s leading authors and their works, as well as satisfy readers’ interest in book collecting.
After many months of keeping her daughter at home due to social distancing, Thái Kim Tuyết can finally bring her to enjoy a walking tour of French architecture in downtown Hà Nội.
