Việt Nam News

The art of lân sư rồng (kylin-lion-dragon dance) by Hoa people in HCM City has been recognised as a national intangible cultural heritage of humanity, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said.

To offer competitive pricing with diverse experiences, Vietravel has collaborated with both domestic and international service providers, including national tourism boards from Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong (China), the Republic of Korea, and Japan.

Local leaders and citizens offered incense, flowers, and tributes to express their gratitude to Father Lạc Long Quân and Mother Âu Cơ for laying the foundations of the nation. They also prayed for national prosperity, peace, and unity.

The Tây Nguyên (Central Highlands) Province of Kon Tum has built a new Rông house, a variation of stilt houses unique to the region, as part of efforts to preserve ethnic people’s cultural values and promote tourism.

One of the highlights of the festival is activities associated with the 50th anniversary of Liberation of South Việt Nam and National Reunification.

A variety show featuring Củ Chi's land and people will be staged by young artists from the Trần Hữu Trang Cải Lương Theatre in HCM City this month.

The bull racing festival, part of the 'Ford Territory – Exploring the Mekong Delta, Heritage in Motion' journey, offers visitors a glimpse into the vibrant cultural identity and historical richness of this unique region.

Research indicates that this artefact is in the late Tháp Mẫm sculptural style and is the latest known Kala head from this artistic tradition. This is also the last complete Kala head, with only a minor defect on the nose.

Phú Thọ Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism hopes that the movie screening will help local people and tourists appreciate the historical and culture value of the Hùng Kings era.

Across Asia, Indonesia takes the top spot as the most popular diving destination, followed by the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia and Việt Nam. These countries boast unique marine treasures, attracting divers from all over the world.

This special programme combines music, dance and storytelling to raise awareness about the threat of waste pollution.

Tiền Giang has made a breakthrough in the tourism landscape of the Mekong Delta and anticipates strong growth in the near future.

The contest, with the theme Green Initiatives, received more than 24,600 paintings and artworks submitted from over 260 schools and clubs nationwide.

The 2025 Việt Nam - China youth hip-hop cultural exchange festival has recently taken place at the Hữu Nghị Quan square, a border area between the two countries, as part of the ongoing Year of China - Việt Nam Humanistic Exchange.

In every place we explore and every culture we engage with, traces are left behind, manifesting as impressions and a subtle curiosity that gradually takes root within us.

The movie is also about comradeship, love, a desire to remain alive, and above all obligation and sacrifice for the country.

Even the increasingly repetitive celebration of 'walkable cities', beneficiaries of the very same urban planning projects we so routinely malign, can leave us contemplating our choice to pitch up in an ever-developing megacity.

The Spring Homeland 2025 programme aims to honour the cultural values and beautiful traditions of the nation, highlight the country’s achievements and the development of the overseas Vietnamese community.