Việt Nam News

Learning languages that were not too popular in the past is becoming a new trend among youths.  

Hà Nội’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has proposed two conservation plans for the Eastern area of the prehistoric archaeological site Vườn Chuối (Banana Gardens)

On the occasion of two hundred years of the Declaration of Independence of the Republic of Peru, for the Ambassador of Peru in Vietnam, Augusto Morelli, the Bicentennial is an opportunity to transmit confidence in the strength and resilience of Peru and its people, to reflect on what remains to be done and to imagine the future with a new spirit, a Bicentennial spirit.

“Keep travelling when you are young to enrich your experience, open your eyes and know more people…When you have known a lot, don’t hesitate to share your helpful reality experience…Then you will be soon considered a travel blogger, an influential person.”

Nguyễn Huỳnh Kim Duyên, who will represent Việt Nam at Miss Universe 2021, is preparing for the contest to be held in Israel in December.

Photos on the Mekong River by  Lâm Đức Hiền are on display at French Cultural Centre until September 12 in Hà Nội.

Young artists are encouraged to take part in a music project called Production House, launched by Bpro Entertainment last week in HCM City. 

A series of world classic books for children have recently been introduced to the local book market.

If you’re bored at home because of social distancing watch this video and learn a new dance. Hundreds of people posted on TikTok videos of themselves dancing to a COVID 'fight song' to stay active and positive. Maybe we will see yours?

Locals in Vĩnh Phúc Province’s Thượng Trưng District are very proud of their rau rút or nhút, known as water mimosa in English, a green, reed-like vegetable that grows in freshwater ponds or lakes.

The trend of making Youtube videos has become popular among many young people, even those in the more remote parts of Việt Nam.

A collection of stamps showcasing Buddhist symbols and artefacts, including golden seals cast from Trần and Nguyễn dynasty gold, will be issued by the Ministry of Information and Communications, in conjunction with Vietnam Stamps Company, from July 31.

Despite the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the contest launched by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in February is now entering the preliminary round. The competition is widely seen as playing a key role in helping the younger Vietnamese generation in developing a healthy reading culture.