Hà Tiên Ward, a key border area in An Giang Province and the Mekong Delta, is positioning itself as a pioneer in digital transformation, with ambitions to become a smart tourism and trade hub in Việt Nam’s southwest region.
The capital is set to roll out major programmes, cultural festivals, and new tourism products in 2026, reinforcing its reputation as the 'Urban Gem of Northern Việt Nam'.
Khánh Hoà’s signature products, including seafood, bird’s nest products, sea grapes and nutritional foods, have significant potential in the Malaysian market, where consumers are increasingly interested in natural and health-oriented products.
Its participation marked an important step for the central city of Huế to expand its international partnerships, deepen integration with municipalities worldwide, and cement its role and standing as a dynamic and responsible heritage city within the Francophone network.
By 2025, experts from ASI and the Mỹ Sơn World Heritage Site Management Board had completed about 20 per cent of the project.
A film by Vietnamese – Czech director Duzan Duong, titled 'Summer School, 2001', will be released in theatres nationwide starting June 19.
Việt Nam is a beautiful country full of beautiful people. Visiting here means far more than a wild weekend in a shady bar. It means learning something, giving something and becoming a slightly better version of yourself – through shared meals, conversations and laughter that only happen when you truly connect with the Vietnamese people.
This year’s guide spans 22 countries and features 27 new beaches, including one from Việt Nam, selected for their scenic beauty, beach culture, and connection to nature.
A nationwide screenplay competition launched by the Department of Cinema is calling on writers, filmmakers and young creatives to tell new Vietnamese stories for the big screen. Aligned with the vision of the Politburo’s Resolution No 80-NQ/TW, the initiative aims to nurture talent, enrich the country's film resources and contribute to the development of a modern cultural industry.
Vietnamese authors are working to ensure that the magic of reading continues to thrive in the digital age.
One of the clearest examples is Hiệu Lực, a modest fish soup eatery on Hai Bà Trưng Street in Hà Nội, which has been included in the Michelin Selected category for the second consecutive year. Known for its clear, delicately sweet broth made from freshwater perch and mustard greens, the restaurant serves a traditional specialty from Hưng Yên Province.
The 24-hour performance project, called (in)finitude, was born from the heartfelt questions and explorations of an artist in a rapidly shifting era. It is a journey filled with questioning, curiosity, fascination and even fear in the face of societal transformations.
The publication highlighted Mũi Né's stable winds from November to March, wide sandy beaches and diverse water conditions, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced riders.
The “Việt Nam Pavilion” at Aldea Global 2026 offers Mexican visitors and international guests an opportunity to explore the country’s rich cultural heritage, history and people through exhibitions, tourism promotion activities, traditional arts presentations and displays of representative cultural products.
Việt Nam's Intersection brings together photographic works by Daniel Roussel, Gilbert Bertrand and Lily Franey, each of whom has forged deep and enduring connections with Việt Nam, a country that has profoundly shaped their artistic vision.
In Hồ Chí Minh City, the flagship campaign, titled “Touching Heritage”, is set to be launched in Sài Gòn, Bến Thành, and Chợ Lớn wards via short videos, livestreams, and other interactive digital formats.
Phạm Hữu Trí, a student at the Văn Lang University, won the Best Feature Film prize at the HCM City Short Film Festival 2026 held from June 6-8.
It also marks a new development phase restoration and decoration of exhibition space at the museum after a restoration project on sand-stone sculpture works and showrooms of Mỹ Sơn and Đồng Dương.
