Việt Nam News

A workshop featuring hò and lý, two folk singing genres originating in the southern region, will open next week in HCM City.

Around 1,800 Vietnamese and foreign martial artists took part in the fifth International Martial Arts Festival in HCM City on July 23-25 at the Sports Centre in District 7.

The first-ever national workshop judging the country’s progress towards protecting cultural heritage sites to achieve sustainable development was held here yesterday, gathering local leaders, cultural experts and researchers.

American cellist Grace Ho and Vietnamese violinist Bùi Công Duy will perform together for the first time at concerts in Hà Nội and HCM City next month.

Dance & Music Summer Camp put together seventeen Vietnamese musicians and dancers in a show for the first time at the Việt Nam Dance School.

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UNESCO attaches special importance to cooperation with Hà Nội, especially in preserving and upholding the values of cultural heritages, said chief representative of the UNESCO Office in Việt Nam, Michael Croft.

Top streaming platform Spotify said Thursday that it has reached 83 million paying subscribers, marking steady growth even as the company still struggled to make a profit.

Arctic Monkeys became the joint second most-nominated act in the Mercury Prize's history as the prestigious British album award announced its 2018 shortlist.

The 2019 ASEAN Tourism Forum will be held in Hạ Long city next January.

The road running along the coast from Nha Trang to Quy Nhơn Province in central Việt Nam has been named one of the most spectacular in Asia.

The 10th Culture, Sports, and Tourism Festival for ethnic minority groups in the north-eastern region was held in Vĩnh Phúc Province from July 19 to 21.

The scenery surrounding Giếng Trời (The Well of Heaven) is so beautiful and pristine that all travellers coming to the site feel tranquil and respectful to the nature.

Southeast Asia's biggest undergound dance festival releases the first part of its explosive lineup.

Tours to Hà Nội's Opera House, a historic landmark in the capital, have been put on hold after less than a year.

Cổ Đô Village will host its first ever painting festival about 60km to the northwest of the capital from July 28-30.

A music video dedicated to 10 young female volunteers who sacrificed their lives for the Đồng Lộc Victory touched the audience’s hearts during its debut yesterday in Hà Nội.

Contemporary, chiseled puzzle pieces made of iron, bronze, aluminum and wood are on display at the exhibition “Puzzle Pieces” by sculptor Lương Văn Việt.