In addition to teaching and transmission, many localities have integrated Then into modern life. In Quảng Ninh and Lạng Sơn, community-based tourism featuring Then performances has provided livelihoods for local residents while supporting the preservation of this cultural heritage.
Experts believe that Hà Nội should issue a set of criteria tailored to its urban conditions, enhance regional linkages, encourage community engagement, and prioritise investment in green infrastructure and clean energy.
Vĩnh Long Province is regarded as one of the most attractive destinations in the Mekong Delta, known for its waterways, orchard culture, and early adoption of community-based homestay tourism.
The exhibition A Wonderful World, organised by the Embassy of Japan in Việt Nam and the Việt Nam Origami Group (VOG), offers a fun and educational experience for both children and adults.
It together many businesses and traditional craft villages to promote brands and connect domestic and foreign trade.
Hải Âu Club, the most famous women photographers’ club in Việt Nam, is opening an exhibition featuring 54 ethic groups in Việt Nam at the HCM City Women’s Cultural House to celebrate its 35th anniversary.
Discover the enchanting world of Nguyễn Thị Thùy Dương, a digital creator who transforms traditional Mid-Autumn cake ingredients into stunning edible miniatures. From rustic rural stores to iconic Vietnamese landmarks, her intricate sculptures preserve cultural heritage while bringing sweet nostalgia to life. Follow her creative journey as she blends art, tradition, and innovation, sharing joy and memories through every delicious detail.
With over 100 booths featuring the cuisines and OCOP products of Cà Mau Province and HCM City, the 'Cà Mau Culinary Cultural Essence Festival' at Bạc Liêu Ward offered visitors unique culinary, cultural and shopping experiences.
A Thai Cooking Class from 26 to 28 September 2025 is promoting Thai gastronomy and cultural exchange through hands-on culinary experiences.
The awards help build national, local and business tourism brands, contributing to making tourism a key economic sector of the country.
The K-Beauty Expo Vietnam & Saigon Beauty Show 2025 will bring most updated products, technologies and make-up trends to Việt Nam on October 30-November 1.
According to Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Lê Hải Bình, the festival is a gathering of the diverse and vibrant colours of countries around the world, showcasing cultural regions from across the globe, all coming together to celebrate their uniqueness and blend harmoniously.
According to VITA Chairman Vũ Thế Bình, MICE is among the fastest-growing segments in the tourism economy, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic when demand surged globally.
Việt Nam, blessed with abundant natural and cultural assets, is working to adopt greener practices to secure long-term growth and strengthen its position on the global tourism map
The event is held by the Centre National Interprofessionnel de l'Économie Laitière (CNIEL), with the support of the European Union, as part of a series of activities promoting French cuisine in Việt Nam.
Originating in Thạch Xá village more than three decades ago, the bamboo dragonfly was once just a simple toy for children. Today, it has become a cultural symbol that connects generations and keeps Vietnamese tradition alive.
Da Dad Doll by Bùi Thịnh Đa from HCM City brings ball-jointed dolls to life with the identity of Việt Nam. More than just dolls, they are soulful creations crafted with love and the hands of a dedicated artist.
Shot in July by photographer Nguyễn Ngọc Thiện, the series is the result of multiple journeys tracking the whale across the sea, capturing vivid and emotionally resonant moments in nature.