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.
The 6th International Student Movie Awards (ISMA 2025) officially opened on July 25 at Văn Lang University (VLU) in HCM City, marking the first time the prestigious academic and artistic event has been held in Việt Nam.
In central Việt Nam, the former imperial capital of Huế is reimagining its tourism industry, blending sustainable green projects with advanced digital technology to attract eco-conscious and tech-savvy travellers while preserving its rich cultural heritage.
The event features an art show by artists from the two countries, along with culinary activities, a place to try on hanbok (traditional Korean dress), a photo booth and folk games.
Members of the network will apply waste and emission reduction practices and solutions in mapping out control and supervision of regular waste management, according to the association.
The 38-year-old actor is set to participate in a series of promotional activities, including the official premiere, cinetour fan meetings at cinemas across the country and a special fan meeting event dedicated to his Vietnamese supporters.
HCM City is hoping to attract more tourists by combining sports with cultural and nature-based activities.
Covering 13,785 square metres, the museum features a four-storey circular building inspired by traditional impluvium huts. It houses exhibition halls, a conference room, a 150-seat auditorium, and creative and multifunctional spaces.
A highlight of the exhibition is the display of five works by renowned Vietnamese People’s Artist Ngô Mạnh Lân - father of Ngô Phương Ly - who was among the first Vietnamese students to study in the Soviet Union in 1962.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism held a press conference here on Thursday to announce the official rules and regulations for the third edition of the National Press Awards “For the Cause of Developing Vietnamese Culture”.
The event will be run by women's organisations and clubs in various European countries and with support from the Vietnam Women's Union in Europe. It is part of the activities to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Việt Nam.
Duy, one of the most popular Vietnamese violinists, will open the concert playing Beethoven's Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61.
The HCM City Theatre and Cinematography University is offering a two-year training programme in cải lương (reformed opera) performance for the first time ever.
The performances aim to promote patriotism, revolutionary traditions, and the national development vision as Vietnam enters a new era. They will also serve as highlights within the broader national socio-economic achievements exhibition to be held at the National Exhibition Centre.
The performance will be publicly presented on August 4 and 5 at the Dewan Sri Pinang Historical Theatre in George Town, Penang Island, Malaysia.
After nearly a decade helping Vietnamese athletes reach the top of the Olympics, former shooting coach Park Chung Gun has switched to running a restaurant that serves one of Hà Nội's best dishes: bún chả.
Trâm, born in Huế in 1942, trained in Hà Nội to become a medical doctor. She died on June 22, 1970, in Đức Phổ, Quảng Ngãi Province while working in a remote clinic.
The three-day event, which began July 22, serves as a meaningful cultural activity to deepen the traditional friendship between Việt Nam and Sri Lanka on the occasion of the 55th anniversary of diplomatic ties (July 21, 1970–2025).
