The Ký Ức Hội An (Hội An Memories) – a 60-minute show about the 400-year history and development of Hội An during the Đại Việt (Great Việt) State in 15th-18th century – resumed at the Gami Theme Park on January 26 after closing for Tết (lunar New Year).
The 4th Thái Nguyên – Việt Nam Tea Festival will be organised in the northern province of Thái Nguyên on April 17-19 to promote Vietnamese tea products, honour villages, producers and the tea processing industry as well as introduced local tea to domestic and international market.
Quiet, traffic free streets in Việt Nam's normally hectic and bustling cities? That can only mean on thing... Tết is here!
The central city of Đà Nẵng welcomed the first 120 visitors of Tết (the lunar New Year) on Việt Nam Airlines’ flight from HCM City yesterday morning.
The central coastal province of Quảng Nam has set a target of serving 8.1 million tourists in 2020 and continuing to enhance tourism products' quality.
People in Hà Nội welcomed the Year of the Rat with an unusual amount of rain before New Year's Eve while people in other cities and provinces enjoyed good weather.
Nguyễn Phan Quế Mai recalls memories about the veteran who wrote some books "about the war that leaves no doubt about our treatment of the Vietnamese as a culture and a people".
Australia’s largest ever Lunar New Year festival begins in Sydney this week.
More than 30 Vietnamese and foreign circus artists will entertain audiences in HCM City with an extravagant programme International Circus Gala 2020 until February 2.
Ngô Lực, a painter and architect in HCM City, believes it is necessary “to open more art spaces in the city to deepen aesthetic appreciation and creativity among people, especially youth.”
The Prime Minister has signed decisions to recognise 27 more national treasures dating back to the second and third century B.C.
The Nguyễn Huệ ‘Flower Road’ was opened to public in HCM City on Wednesday with thousands of visitors in attendance, welcoming the biggest festival of the year, the Lunar New Year or Tết in Vietnamese.
From January 21, 2020, Spotify listeners in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand and Việt Nam will get to experience the magic of Disney on the dedicated Disney Hub.
On the occasion of Australia Day, the Australian Ambassador to Việt Nam, Robyn Mudie, presents the following article.
Film companies in HCM City are working hard to release new productions for the festive season during Tết (Lunar New Year).
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