Việt Nam News

The 9th Việt Nam–Laos–China Còn Throwing Festival in Điện Biên will bring together border communities in a vibrant celebration of tradition, friendship, and cross‑border cooperation.

The project is currently in the process of completing documentation and reviewing the procedures related to land allocation.

The 2026 festival will mark a significant shift - from an event-based model to an interdisciplinary approach, connecting visual arts, design, technology, architecture, sound, data, crafts and performance.

'Love Letter' will start off the Japanese Film Festival in Hà Nội at the National Cinema Centre on December 12. 

In HCM City, there is not a main road free of street sellers. From small stalls to carts, walkers and more advanced setups, tourists do not have to go far to experience something quintessentially Việt Nam.

As part of its strategy to position culture as a core driver of sustainable development, Quảng Ninh province is rolling out a series of large-scale cultural, tourism, and sporting events throughout December.

Khánh Hòa Province is set to invest heavily in safeguarding and revitalising the ancient Chăm pottery tradition, with the goal of securing its future as a recognised heritage of humanity.

Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Bắc Ninh Province Mai Sơn said UNESCO's recognition carries profound significance for the heritage community and the people of Bắc Ninh Province.

Experts at an international seminar, titled 'Two-way collaboration between young Vietnamese and French filmmakers', proposed the sustainable support models and international co-production practices that have proven effective across Europe and Asia, providing reference points for suitable approaches in Việt Nam.

Cần Thơ will celebrate its first River Culture Festival from December 26 to January 1 at Ninh Kiều Wharf and Hậu River Park, according to the city People’s Committee.

The Đà Nẵng New Year Festival 2026, set to take place from December 30, 2025 to January 3, 2026, will feature a wide range of new artistic and entertainment activities designed to enhance visitor experiences, stimulate tourism demand, and create a festive atmosphere to welcome 2026, according to the central city’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

Nestled in the majestic landscape of the former Hòa Bình Province (now part of Phú Thọ Province), the iconic Thung Khe Pass – also known as the White Rock Pass – is a must-visit spot for travelers seeking adventure and breathtaking natural scenery in Việt Nam’s Northwest.

HCM City will light up the sky with fireworks displays at four locations on January 1, 2026 to ring in the New Year 2026.

Beloved pop ballad star Hà Anh Tuấn will return to Đà Lạt this January with a brand-new live concert concept, unveiling what he calls the “most complete” chapter of his rose-themed music journey.

Hà Nội’s first Craft Village and Craft Street Festival will bring together heritage, cuisine, and culture in one vibrant celebration.

Documentary Bụi Mịn – Hiểm Họa Lơ Lửng (Fine Dust – A Floating Threat) by Dương Huy won the top award in the scientific film category at the 24th Việt Nam National Film Festival. Huy spoke to Vietnam News Agency's Thể thao & Văn hóa (Sport & Culture) newspaper about his six-month filmmaking process and the responsibility of documentary filmmakers in addressing urgent social and environmental challenges.

The first-ever writing contest featuring Vietnamese students in the Republic of Korea (RoK) was held at Kyung Hee University in Seoul on December 6, becoming a highlight in efforts to foster cultural ties between the two countries.

Experts, officials and tourism representatives have come together to explore ways to turn the ward into one of the city’s must-visit destinations in an conference on how to improve service quality and connect tourist sites of Thanh Liệt on December 9.