Reaffirming Việt Nam's consistent policy of attaching importance to its traditional friendship and comprehensive partnership with Venezuela, Ambassador Vũ Trung Mỹ said tourism collaboration serves as an effective bridge to further enhance ties between their peoples.
The festival serves as a key highlight in the locality’s series of cultural and tourism activities, featuring a wide range of distinctive events, including the Fansipan rose festival, the Sa Pa brocade festival and Bản Hồ Commune’s cultural and tourism day.
At Vĩnh Khánh Food Street in Hồ Chí Minh City, a group of volunteers is turning music into a way of giving back. Through weekly street performances, Singing for Sharing raises funds to support hospital fees for underprivileged children.
The production is based on the Seodo folk song Geumdaraekkung, passed down in the Hwanghae region, and offers not only children but whole families moments of light-hearted entertainment and joy.
In recent years, Vietnamese dishes have gained wider global recognition through travellers and international rankings. A social media group named “Vietnam Bánh Mì Appreciation Society,” with nearly 200,000 foreign members, is dedicated to reviewing bánh mì from street stalls to established shops, reflecting growing international enthusiasm for the dish.
The annual Đà Nẵng International Fireworks Festival has been officially selected as one of nine must-experience summer festivals in the world by Travel + Leisure Asia, a top travel media brand in the world, joining in the list alongside iconic events such as Glastonbury Festival (UK), Primavera Sound (Spain), and Gion Matsuri (Japan).
Conceived as an integrated cultural space, the Hương Sắc Vùng Cao (Highland Hues) exhibition will bring together archival and artistic images alongside artefacts to depict the cultural and social life of ethnic communities, underscore the Party and State’s focus on upland areas, and reflect local development progress.
A drone light show will be held in Đồng Nai Province’s Bình Phước Stadium on May 2 to celebrated Đồng Nai's elevation into a centrally governed city.
Tours of Sơn Đoòng Cave, the world’s largest, have been fully booked through the end of 2027. However, visitors need not worry, as the Sơn Đoòng Cave Exploration Tour uses VR180 5D technology to allow them to experience every corner of this natural wonder.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has just approved a project to establish the Việt Nam National Traditional Orchestra, with the aim of preserving and promoting the values of traditional Vietnamese music amid increasingly deep international integration.
For the first time, the festival will feature a film market aimed at creating a regular platform for industry exchange and trade, contributing to the development of Việt Nam’s cinema sector.
Culture has long been described as the spiritual foundation of society, an internal strength, and a driver of development; yet for that idea to truly take root in everyday life, it must be translated into concrete, visible, and tangible policies.
From a rustic children’s toy to a cultural symbol, the colourful dough figurines of Xuân La Village are drawing young people and tourists alike into a hands-on journey of tradition, tranquillity, and renewal.
Six Vietnamese dancers contribute a thrilling and explosive spirit to the competition's Southeast Asia open qualifiers and final rounds of Red Bull Dance Your Style Singapore.
The renewed status reflects Cao Bằng's sustained efforts to preserve and promote geological, cultural and natural heritage while linking conservation with community livelihoods.
Southern cities are ready for a wide range of entertainment and cultural activities to celebrate the 51st anniversary of the Southern Liberation and National Reunification Day (April 30, 1975 – 2026) and the 140th anniversary of International Labour Day (May 1, 1886 – 2026).
Rising from the vast waters off central Việt Nam, Cồn Cỏ Island — once known as a wartime “steel island” — is entering a new chapter, reshaping itself into a centre for tourism and services while retaining its role as a quiet outpost in the East Sea.
Việt Nam's digital transformation is quickly reshaping daily life, especially for foreigners living and working in the country. Processes that once required time and paperwork are now handled online, making public services more efficient and accessible and reducing the need for physical documents. Let's watch the video to learn more about these changes.
