Việt Nam News

Come and Go, the Japanese film starring Vietnamese actor Liên Bỉnh Phát, will be screened in theatres across Japan tomorrow.

Vietnamese films are ready to go back to the cinema after being suspended due to the COVID-19 outbreak. 

To showcase artwork by contemporary Vietnamese sculptors, the Vincom Centre for Contemporary Art (VCCA) is collaborating with the Lương Art Space to host an exhibition.

Authorities in Bình Định Province have requested VNĐ344 billion (US$14.6 million) to restore and promote sites of national cultural heritage in the province.

Experts have shared advice and experience to help Việt Nam better develop and protect its cultural products.k

A TV series about Vietnamese fairy tales from Vĩnh Long Radio & Television has attracted several millions viewers on YouTube. 

An art campaign has been launched to call on young people to spread the passion for Việt Nam’s traditional art form, cải lương (reformed opera).

A must-try specialty of Văn Chấn District in the northern province of Yên Bái in autumn is cốm (young sticky rice) that are made of Tú Lệ glutinous rice grown in the valley.

Amateur and professional photographers nationwide are encouraged to participate in a photo contest capturing Vietnamese people in the COVID-19 fight, has been launched by the HCM City Photography Association.

The Việt Nam Pavilion in the Expo 2020 Dubai complex impresses international visitors with with 800 nón lá (conical hats) hang at the front area and miniatures of 18 artworks created by renowned Vietnamese contemporary artists.

The number of international tourists visiting Việt Nam in 2020 was 3.7 million, an 80 per cent decrease on 2019. Most of these arrived in January and February 2020, before the pandemic took hold. 

The famous Spanish designer Diego Chula passed away on October 13 at the age of 49.

Việt Nam has 19 species of squirell, six of which are of the amazing ‘flying’ varieties.

Đà Nẵng will host the 16th annual Routes Asia Development Forum 2022 on June 6-8 of 2022 as an announcement was made at the World Routes Development Forum – an aviation and tourism industry event – in Milan, Italy on Monday.

A video and three paintings from Việt Nam have been selected for display at the prestigious event.

HCM City’s tourism industry is implementing a recovery roadmap and building tourism products that can be deployed immediately.

A new art project on preserving tuồng or hát bội (classical drama), a traditional genre of Vietnamese theatre which began in the 17th century, has been recently launched in HCM City.