Đà Lạt is more than a land of romance and brings different feelings to visitors depending on the season.
Dozens of singers will perform in a special music TV show next week to welcome Spring and Lunar New Year which begins on February 12.
Chạo tôm (grilled shrimp paste wrapped around sugarcane) used to be served to royalty in central Việt Nam.
The Kim Đồng Publishing House has released a series of eight books by Vietnamese writers as part of the publisher’s efforts to encourage reading among youth.
A new art programme offering tuồng, or hát bội (classical drama) performances has been launched by a group of artists in HCM City as part of their efforts to introduce Vietnamese culture and theatre to young people.
To celebrate the 13th National Party Congress (from January 25 to February 2, 2021) and 91 years of the establishment of the Communist Party of Việt Nam (March 2 1930 - 2021), the Hỏa Lò Prison Relic Management Board is hosting an exhibition called The Solidarity Song.
Residents living in the HCM City Rest Home for Artists in District 8 will have a happy Tết (Lunar New Year) after the house renovation is completed this month.
HCM City-based Trẻ (Youth) Publishing House has signed a five-year copyright deal with best-selling author Nguyễn Nhật Ánh, one of Việt Nam's most prolific children's book writers.
A series of cultural and art programmes will be organised at HCM City Book Street to celebrate the street’s 5th anniversary on January 9, and promote the reading habit among the community.
Fifty-three paintings by Nguyễn Quang Thiều, president of the Vietnamese Writers' Association, are on display in his first solo exhibition Flutist at the Việt Nam University of Fine Arts in Hà Nội.
2020’s tourism revenues were estimated at VNĐ312 trillion, equal to only 58.7 per cent of 2019’s figure.
Celebrating a new harvest season is one of the biggest events of the year for the Bana ethnic minority community in the Central Highlands region.
The first Miss Golf Vietnam 2021 kicked off in HCM City on Thursday, with the aim of conveying basic to advanced knowledge about golf, while contributing to the promotion and development of the sport in the country.
The event is expected to receive about VNĐ100 billion (US$4.3 million) from philanthropists.
Two sandstone statues – Ganesha and Gajasimha – which are on display at the Chăm Sculpture Museum in the central city – have been recognised as National Treasures following a Prime Minister’s decision.
Bảo made significant contributions to researching, preserving and developing traditional music, particularly tài tử music.
Singer Tùng Dương won three awards at the 16th Devotion Music Award organised Vietnam News Agency's Thể Thao Văn Hóa (Sports & Culture) daily.
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc recently issued a decision to recognise seven monuments as special national sites.