Việt Nam News

This Mekong River Delta province is a cradle of several popular tasty dishes.

This is the fourth consecutive year, the park has been honoured at the 29th World Travel Award (WTA) Asia & Oceania Gala Ceremony held recently in HCM City.

The next APGN will take place Non Nước Cao Bằng UNESCO Global Geopark in the northern province of Cao Bằng in 2024.

The programme aims to create a strong change in public awareness of preservation and promotion of traditional and cultural values in a bid to evoke pride and strengthen the solidarity of the community.

The horror film by director Nguyễn Thành Nam was the second-most watched film during the four-day National Day holiday.

The first mural zone was introduced at Mân Thái Ward – an ancient fishing village since 1735 – in Sơn Trà peninsula after five months of decoration

The Museum of Vietnamese History in HCM City is introducing its unique and precious collection of jade artifacts dating back from the 19th to 20th century to the public for the first time to celebrate its 43rd anniversary.

A special show featuring Vietnamese theatre and music starring veteran and young artists of leading art troupes in HCM City on September 2.

The private art troupe Dừa Xanh (Green Coconut) is offering water puppet performances in Bến Tre Province’s Culture & Cinema Centre.

The national Trần Hữu Trang Talented Cải Lương Performers Contest for 2022 began in HCM City on Friday night.

The Autumn Melodies Art Festival 2022, the country’s biggest classical music and dance event, will kick off in HCM City tonight (September 10).

The culinary show on Wednesday at Melia Hotel in Hà Nội is part of the 'Irish Seafood & Pork Showcase' held by Bord Bia, the Irish Food Board

Hundreds of HCM City locals flocked to Lương Nhữ Học Lantern Street to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.

If the singer gets permission, authorities are willing to provide support to ensure public security and order at the site.

It’s that time of year again when you’ll see plenty of colourful lanterns on the streets as families prepare for the Mid-Autumn Festival. It’s also a great time for children who can expect gifts as part of the celebrations. One street in Hà Nội’s Old Quarter is pretty busy right now ahead of the Festival.

Book publisher Nhã Nam is organising a book fair until September 11 at the HCM City Youth Culture Centre on 4 Phạm Ngọc Thạch Street, District 1, HCM City. 

Entitled Khởi Sinh Lacquer (The Birth of Lacquer), the exhibition showcases 33 lacquer paintings which are the result of their creativeness over the past two years at X-No8 – an artist-in-residence studio founded by artist Trần Dân.

The TV game show Tài Tử Miệt Vườn (Traditional Music of the South) featuring traditional music and theatre of the South will air on the Đồng Tháp Radio & Television this weekend.