Established singer Đăng Dương has launched a new music video to pay tribute to those fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. Nhân Dân Cuối Tuần (People's Weekend) reporter Vũ Quỳnh Trang spoke with the singer about the production.
Việt Nam Film Week will take place at the Expo 2020 Dubai from December 30, 2021, to January 5, 2022, according to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
To better prepare for quality tourism services, Phú Quốc Island will push its reopening date back to late November.
According to Phi Nhung's representative, despite being treated with all kinds of techniques, including ECMO intervention, the singer's condition deteriorated.
Non-profit organisation Gavisto Diplomat has teamed up with the Centre for Cultural and Scientific Activities to help more young people find a connection with the Quốc Tử Giám, the Temple of Literature.
The Sài Gòn Zoo and Botanical Garden has asked for financial support of VNĐ30 billion (US$1.3 million) from the HCM City Department of Construction to maintain its business amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bình Định is not only well known nationwide for its dishes with seafood, such as fried squid with garlic sauce but also traditional handmade bún dây (vermicelli).
Tourism enterprises in Hà Nội and some neighbouring localities are planning to host various tours for domestic travellers.
One of the most anticipated theatrical events of the year could be drastically scaled down as companies struggle to present their best work.
HCM City’s museums are offering online exhibitions and vitual tours as part of their effort to develop business amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tả Lèng is known for its beautiful terraced fields that fascinate people, especially in September.
Music and art is the best way to connect people to overcome any challenge, which is the message of an online art performance that will be organised on Sunday, September 26.
The painting “Hà Nội Rong” (Hà Nội on a Vendor’s Yoke) has won first prize at the “Hà Nội là…” (Hà Nội is…) art contest on Wednesday. Artist Đặng Thái Tuấn's winning piece shows some of Hà Nội’s most iconic symbols, balancing on a vendor’s yoke.
Wearing a dark mask, dark glasses, a helmet and riding a rusty motorbike, you would be forgiven for thinking Ivan Os is not a usual part of the scenery in the central province of Bình Thuận. However, he is well-known to the locals. Os, who is 43-year-old and originally from Russia, had travelled widely around the world before his first visit to Việt Nam in 2015.
