Việt Nam News

Việt Nam is becoming an increasingly popular choice for families in the region and beyond, according to a new report from Agoda.

The central province of Gia Lai will host a number of events and festivals next year for the 2026 National Tourism Year, according to its People’s Committee.

The complex is assessed as a unified and interconnected heritage space that fully reflects the formation, development and far-reaching influence of Việt Nam’s unique cultural and spiritual values.

Đà Lạt City in the central province of Lâm Đồng is a hotspot on the tourism map this week as the City of a Thousand Flowers launches two highly anticipated cultural events: the Gong Festival and the Global Coffee Heritage Festival 2025.

The film blends the vibrant aesthetics of Bollywood with the contemporary beauty of Asia, offering audiences a fresh perspective on romance across borders.

From gong performances and hot-air balloons to coffee rituals and cherry blossoms, Măng Đen invites visitors to celebrate the New Year in a truly unique way.

Many famous dishes and drinks of the capital city are ready to serve people at the Hà Nội Culinary Culture Festival 2025.

Best national folk art works of 2025 were honoured at an awards ceremony where distinguished artisans were conferred the title of Folk Artisan on December 20 in Hà Nội.

The Trống Đôi, Cồng Ba, Chiêng Năm Festival in Xí Thoại Hamlet, which takes place at the end of January each year, attracts strong interest from both locals and visitors thanks to the distinctive artistic expressions of Ba Na culture.

A series of night tourism activities will be introduced to give tourists more opportunities to know about Hà Nội on December 19-21.

As Christmas approaches, the heart of Hà Nội transforms into a dazzling spectacle, bursting with vibrant colours and festive spirit, eagerly preparing to celebrate the joy of 2025 Christmas celebration.

The Hà Nội tourism sector aims to become a leading destination in the Asia–Pacific region and a key hub connecting domestic and international tourism in the near future, with initial targets of welcoming more than 35.8 million visitors and generating over VNĐ160 trillion (US$6.08 billion) in revenue by 2026.

HCM City residents and tourists can experience music, light and arts shows at a Christmas fair called LumiFesti Saigon 2025, which has opened at the Independence Palace until December 21.

Many of HCM City’s iconic spots such as Notre Dame Cathedral of Sài Gòn and Diamond Plaza are dressed up for the year-end festive season and becoming popular check-in spots for young locals and visitors alike, adding to the city’s holiday buzz.

The festival brings together more than 50 food stalls from provinces and cities nationwide, alongside a strong international presence. Visitors are immersed in a lively culinary space featuring live cooking demonstrations, presentations of regional specialities and international dishes, high-quality OCOP products, and food models designed with export potential in mind.

Việt Nam is home to one of the richest heritage systems in the region, blending breathtaking natural scenery, a long-standing history, and a one-of-a-kind cultural identity.

With its role as a bridge linking the past, present and future, the Yên Tử Festival 2025 features a range of activities, highlighted by an exhibition presenting artefacts, ancient documents and modern 3D digital materials related to the Trúc Lâm Zen Sect.

At the venue, visitors are treated to immersive visual effects created by spatial computing, a digital exhibition area using Apple Vision Pro, and 3D hologram projection solutions.