The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Đồng Tháp is working on a series of cultural and tourism activities to attract tourists during the upcoming holidays.
The photography exhibition runs through November, providing art enthusiasts with an opportunity to explore fresh, humanistic, and profound perspectives in photography, which is an art form that continuously evolves alongside modern life.
Chefs from 16 teams from hotels, resorts and restaurants in central Việt Nam began the annual Đà Nẵng Professional Chefs Challenge, a tourism-related promotion and links among travel agencies and tour operators in the region
The exhibition, which is scheduled to take place at the Việt Nam National Fine Arts, 66 Nguyễn Thái Học Street, Hà Nội, from November 14-22, stands as a key event in a programme celebrating the centenary of the Việt Nam University of Fine Arts.
The future of the Hmong language and culture in Việt Nam is in good hands and music is at the forefront. Fusing mountain sounds with contemporary styles like rap, NT One, THEENG VANG and Ly Mí Cường, three independent artists from the north of Việt Nam, are showing what it means to be proudly Vietnamese Hmong.
Vietnamese and British artists and organisation and creative practitioners will co-ordinate on projects fostering cross-cultural exchange.
On November 11–12, the port is receiving two luxury cruise ships – Westerdam (Netherlands) and Star Voyager (Bahamas) – carrying more than 3,100 passengers and crew members to explore the province's heritage sites
Bookings by Russian tourists to Việt Nam and Thailand have risen over the past week, and are expected to extend through April–May next year, according to the Russian Union of Travel Industry (RUTI).
The Vietnamese team won over the judges with their summer rolls and rainbow fried rice, securing the top prize at the recent 15th Multicultural Cuisine Contest in Seoul.
Lập Thạch fish fermented in roasted rice powder, locally known as cá thính Lập Thạch, embodies the essence of traditional northern flavour.
Located just over 20km south of central Hanoi, Chuyen My has long been known as the cradle of Vietnam’s mother-of-pearl inlay art.
The exhibition introduces a collection of rare historical photographs captured by French photographer Firmin-André Salles.
Alarms have been raised over potential mass collapses following historic flooding and Typhoon Kalmaegi.
Attracting nearly 200 distinguished guests from across the globe, the prestigious event was not only an awards ceremony, but also a celebration of culture, knowledge, and compassion.
Experience the Việt Nam Fine Arts Museum like never before with ‘Museum Night’. Enjoy famous artworks accompanied by storytelling and classical music, join art talks, create your own masterpieces and soak in a cool, relaxed evening atmosphere. A unique cultural experience for both art lovers and the curious alike.
The festival featured an art programme in Aichi that attracted over 10,000 attendees. The performances, which included singing, dancing, circus acts and contemporary displays, were infused with a deep love for the homeland, leaving lasting impressions on many.
Deputy Director of the Hà Nội Department of Tourism Nguyễn Trần Quang emphasised that the four-day festival served a dual mission, honouring and preserving the intangible cultural heritage of the áo dài while boosting tourism and raising public awareness, particularly among the youth, about the importance of national cultural identity.
Highlights included an exhibition titled "Party in the 21st Century", featuring 58 works blending photography, painting, and ethnography to showcase traditional Slovak “Party” headpieces worn by unmarried women and brides in the 19th–20th centuries.
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