The Red River Delta province of Thái Bình is home to many traditional specialities such as the popular dish bún bung hoa chuối (rice vermicelli soup with pork ribs and banana flowers) that is a favourite of locals and visitors.
After more than a year in production, the full cast and crew for the film Kiều produced by Tincom Media were recently announced.
The HCM City Writers' Association has granted awards to critically and publicly acclaimed literary works created in 2020 at an awards ceremony held in HCM City.
The HCM City Book Pedestrian Street, one of the most-visited attractions in the city during the Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday, saw a decrease of 50 per cent in revenue compared to Tết last year, earning VNĐ500 million (US$21,600).
Under a project funded by the EU and the British Council, people in seven cities and provinces such as the northern Ninh Bình, Hải Phòng and Hà Nội; the Central Highlands province of Đắk Lắk and the central city Đà Nẵng will have the chance to see and join in performances and activities by young artists and emerging cultural and creative hubs.
Many bars and restaurants in Hà Nội have closed their doors after the Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday due to strict restrictions issued as the country gets to grips with containing COVID-19.
Vietnamese artists and audience will have the chance to engage with the work of ancient Greek writer Sophocles under a project run by the Goethe Institute and Việt Nam Youth Theatre.
From the centre of Hà Giang City towards Thanh Thủy international border gate for about 5km, Tha Village in Phương Độ Commune features a traditional and pristine charm.
A young Vietnamese designer’s Lego creation showing Tet (Lunar New Year) traditions has been featured on the official Lego Facebook page as 'Build of the week'.
The recently-opened first solo exhibition by artist Đỗ Hà Hoài showcases his works inspired by his experiences.
Mỹ Nhân Thần Sách (Bookworm Beauty), a rom-com movie jointly produced by Việt Nam and Thailand, will be released nationwide on February 18.
Canadian Luc Loewen, who goes by the name Nuce, is quickly finding his footing on the music scene. His recently produced music video “It’s Alright” was shot on the streets of the capital with Luc posing as a Grab driver.
