Việt Nam News

At the IDOL 2025 World Circus Arts Festival in Moscow from July 17 to 20, Việt Nam’s Lotus Swing performance, staged by four female artists from the Việt Nam Circus Federation, was awarded the Special Prize.

Việt Nam's hotels and destinations gained regional spotlight at the 2025 Asia Architecture Design Awards (AADA) and Asia Hospitality Awards (AHA), hosted for the first time in tandem by the Asia Awards Organisation (AAO) in Seoul, the Republic of Korea (RoK).

The grand finale of the Việt Nam Best Sommelier in Italian Wines 2025 concluded successfully at the Reverie Saigon Hotel in HCM City late last week (July 25), marking a historic moment for the country’s growing sommelier community.

The sweet and fragrant fruits are often compared to cherries in Western countries.

With a desire to make classical ballet more accessible to young performers, the Art Playground Centre has brought fresh energy to the classic Swan Lake, with dancers as young as four and up to 12 years old taking the stage. Behind every graceful move lies a world of laughter, hard work and dreams taking flight.

The Đồng Nai Province Tourism Association is working with the S’tiêng Ethnic Cultural Conservation Area to create new tourism products to preserve and promote cultural heritage of the S'tiêng ethnic minority.

Phương Mỹ Chi of Việt Nam finished third in the Sing!Asia a Chinese sensational music show that includes a large line-up of artists from various countries in Macao, China on July 27.

The series, titled Những Nẻo Đường Nghệ Thuật (Artistic Pathways), will be held periodically by the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts. Each session serves as a unique stop on the artistic map, where the public can listen, engage in dialogue and experience the spirit of creativity through the artists' own stories.

Divided into four thematic sections, the exhibition will spotlight the August Revolution in 1945, the first great victory of Việt Nam in the 20th century; National Day on September 2, 1945, a glorious milestone of the Vietnamese people in the Hồ Chí Minh era; the historical values and contemporary significane of the August Revolution and National Day of Việt Nam

Đà Nẵng City will also welcome the one millionth Korean visitor to the city in 2025 during the opening ceremony.

Veteran photographer Nguyễn Á, who is known for pictures of Vietnamese soldiers and heritage, has released two new photobooks highlighting the beauty and achievements of the country and HCM City in the 50 years since national reunification.

Every summer, Khmer pagodas across the Mekong Delta province of An Giang open free Khmer language classes for children.

The fictional war film takes place over 81 days and nights in June-September 1972 and depicts Vietnamese soldiers fighting against US and Sài Gòn troops to protect Quảng Trị Ancient Citadel in the central province of Quảng Trị.

Dr Yami from FMP Hanoi shares vital insights on why hepatitis affects us all and how early screening can save lives.

Choosing the Dolby Theatre as the next stop in his Sketch A Rose tour reflects Tuấn’s bold artistic vision and his continued efforts to bring Vietnamese contemporary music to the global stage – with deep cultural roots and meticulous production values.

A vibrant series of cultural diplomacy events is underway across Russia to commemorate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Việt Nam and the Russian Federation (1950–2025).

To Thơm, painting is not merely an artistic passion, but also a way to preserve his homeland in his heart and depict himself through each layer of colour. Each time he paints is a return home, and each exhibition marks a milestone in both technique and emotion.

In the heart of Việt Nam's Central Highlands, K'Ho women quietly preserve the traditional art of brocade weaving - a cultural heritage of their people. Every thread and pattern is a story of identity, motherhood and the hope of passing on ancestral values. With the support of local leaders, the legacy of Đạ Long's brocade is being revived and reimagined for a new generation.