Việt Nam News

People are encouraged to send videos of their singing performances and positive messages to the non-profit music project Chạm - Sing&Share (Touch - Sing&Share) as a way to motivate the community to stay optimistic amid the pandemic.

A bilingual book about Vietnamese costumes in the 15th century has been included in the library of the National Australian University. 

Six Senses Ninh Vân Bay in the south central province of Khánh Hòa has been named among the 11 most breath-taking eco-resorts in the world by Euronews.

The circus stage may have been closed for nearly a year now due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the artists of the Vietnam Circus Federation have been practicing hard for their much-anticipated return.

As people nationwide are being asked to stay home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, they are still able to enjoy a valuable collection of art thanks to a virtual tour of the Việt Nam National Fine Arts Museum launched last weekend.

HCM City’s leading entertainment streaming platform VieOn has released season 4 of Street Dance of China, a famous Chinese TV reality game show broadcast by Youku. 

With the advantage of diverse cultural identities that have been well preserved by the local ethnic groups, Than Uyên District has great potential to develop community-based tourism. The local authorities have organised a variety of activities that aim at promoting a traditional culture of ethnic groups in association with the development of community-based tourism in the period 2020-2025 in the district.

Many leading experts in the hotel and tourism industries believe Phú Quốc Island will experience the earliest recovery next year compared to other localities that rely heavily on international tourists.

An art photo festival showcasing the beauty of the landscape and local people of the Mekong Delta is calling for entries from photographers living in the region.

The Goethe Institute Hanoi will hold an online film programme from August 28 to September 18 to help people feel relaxed during the coronavirus lockdown.

Images of soldiers helping local citizens in their daily life have become familiar as HCM City tightens restrictions on movement amid an increasing surge of coronavirus cases. 

A special fashion auction event will be held virtually on August 28 to raise funds for frontline doctors and COVID-19 treatment hospitals in southern provinces.

The tourism sector of Hà Nội has been implementing various strict measures both to curb the spread of the virus in the community and to minimise the effects caused by the pandemic.

Tuồng (classical drama) artist Bạch Mai and culinary artisan Triệu Thị Chơi died after days of COVID-19 treatment in hospitals in HCM City on August 25. 

Young and old, adults and children, men and women, are all locked at home because of national social distancing. But this doesn’t stop them from ‘travelling,’ or trying to at least,

Experts from a museum in the northern province of Yên Bái have discovered a prehistoric cultural relic site in Ngòi Sen Village, Văn Tiến Commune.