Việt Nam News

Women's nutrition needs keep changing as their bodies change in different stages of life.

Fried tofu sandwiches have been captivating street-food lovers in HCM City with their irresistible combination of soya and spices - a remarkable accomplishment for a relatively new entry to Việt Nam’s vast array of street food.

The culture ministry’s Fine Arts, Photography and Exhibition Department has announced the launching of the Việt Nam Children Fine Arts Contest 2021.

The contest aims to celebrate the success of the 13th National Party Congress, advertise the images of Viet Nam and its people as well as praise the achievements of the country under the guidance of the Party.

The painting Night Irene is mixed media and was made in front of the public audience at the Toong workplace. 

Duck meat is popular all over the world. In Việt Nam not only you can enjoy the delicious grilled-duck dish, but also try it with noodles. The grilled-duck is tender and perfectly mixed with the tasty dipping sauce. What are you waiting for? It would be a waste if you are in Hà Nội and don’t try this dish.

“The Showcase: Dan Ni” exhibition offers the community a chance to admire the world of everyday artefacts, urban solitude and forgotten presences.

The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Vĩnh Long's Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism has released safe tourism criteria to ensure control and prevention of COVID-19.

A film project on the empress regnant Lý Chiêu Hoàng, the last and only sovereign of the Lý Dynasty, has been launched in HCM City. 

A music video series on folk music featuring 40 singers and dancers will be released on YouTube. 

As the election of deputies to the National Assembly and People's Councils for the 2021-26 tenure is approaching, people in Từ Vân Village in Thường Tín District on the outskirts of Hà Nội are busy making national flags to meet orders from across the country.

Poems and literary works by Hoàng Cầm, a leading poet in revolutionary literature during the 1950s and 1960s, will be featured in a special project called Hoàng Cầm 100 Năm (Hoàng Cầm - 100 Years). 

The boat race festival in Quảng Ngãi Province’s Lý Sơn Island, first held in 1826, has been designated a national intangible cultural heritage.

Photos and documents that reflect the innovation and development of Việt Nam’s National Assembly over the years are on display at an exhibition in HCM City.

Chive cakes, willow leaf cakes and radish cakes are among the dozens of Chinese dishes you can find at Phùng Hưng Market in HCM City's District 5, known as a Chinese food heaven.

The optimism of street children and working people that shines through despite hardship has been presented in a new photobook by the HCM City-based photographer Trần Thế Phong.

The “So no one is left behind” project in HCM City is offering support to people in HCM City who want to to start their own food and beverage business online.

Singer Trọng Tấn is one of many remarkable revolutionary music artists. He opened the first season of Con đường âm nhạc (The Road of Music), a television show honouring artists who have made a positive contribution to the national music industry. Minh Thu talks to Trọng Tấn about his experiences during his 20 years of working as a professional singer.