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With his love for books, young man Hoàng Quý Bình has gathered books and set up two free libraries in Đống Đa District and in Cầu Giấy District in Hà Nội. He and his friends have spread the love for books to thousands of children in rural areas.

Finding effective ways to manage stress is crucial for maintaining both mental well-being and a healthy complexion.

Welcoming exciting summer days, Anmira Resort & Spa Hoi An is offering the Family Bliss Retreat package.

Recent statistics show that the service sector grew by 6.64 per cent and contributed 49.76 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP).

Đắk Nông Geopark in the Central Highlands province of Đắk Nông has been validated as a member of UNESCO Global Geoparks Network for another four years.

A collection of 700 cameras spanning many decades is on display for free for visitors to admire and experience in Ngã Bảy City in Hậu Giang Province.

The city welcomed about 5.1 million visitors in the first half of this year, of them 2 million are foreigners.

The first-ever festival aims to honour international arts, introduce the arts of Việt Nam, and boost the cultural exchange between Vietnamese and international youths.

The Saigon Professional Chefs' Guild (SPC) that represented Việt Nam at the third Global Culinary Challenge Malaysia, has brought home the championship title and many other prizes.

An important step forward in enhancing Việt Nam's place in the international cinema map, the event discussed ways to support and develop the national film industry.

Opera singer Đỗ Vũ Lan Nhung will perform Summer Melodies in the outdoor space at Việt Nam Fine Arts Museum, featuring music pieces and opera extracts by Mozart, Schubert, Bizet and others.

Khèn (panpipe), a traditional musical instrument indispensable to the Mông people’s daily life, is a unique feature of their local culture. Over the years, the sound of the Khèn has been preserved and passed down through the generations of Mông people in Lai Châu.

Lê Vinh is the first artist in Việt Nam to professionally use ballpoint pens as a medium to create nearly 300 original pictures. It creates a unique style and personal appeal with his creations. Check it out!

The festival aims to establish Đà Nẵng as a centre of film culture and draw moviegoers to the coastal city, support emerging talent in Asian cinema and provide the public with new high-calibre cinematographic works of Việt Nam and Asia at large.

Recent statistics show that in the period, the service sector grew by 6.64 per cent, and contributed 49.76 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP).

A special Bon Odori dance to the echo of a Taiko drum heralded the beginning of the special Việt Nam-Japan Cultural Festival, now in its tenth year, in the central city of Đà Nẵng.

Artists from the HCM City-based private Đại Việt Cải Lương Theatre will stage a new show about Vietnamese history this weekend.

Việt Nam is ranked as the second most prepared nation in Southeast Asia for smart tourism.