Việt Nam News

A South Korean tourist was found safe and "in good spirits" six days after falling into a deep ravine while taking photos from a mountaintop in northeastern Australia, officials said.

A group of Parisians has launched a campaign for UNESCO to award cultural heritage status to the French capital's bistros and cafe terraces, almost three years after terror attacks in the French capital which left 130 people dead, some of them gunned down in cafes and restaurants.

The sixth Việt Nam International Exhibition on Film and Television Technology - Telefilm 2018, yesterday opened at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC) in HCM City’s District 7 from June 7-9.

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Vietnamese singers are doing cover versions of popular songs and offering them for free on YouTube.

Thirteen provinces will participate in the third Central Ethnic Culture Festival on August 15 in the central province of Quảng Nam.

The story of Bob Marley, the Jamaican superstar who in his short life brought reggae into the global mainstream, is set to become a Hollywood biopic.

Indie rockers The National and Bon Iver on Wednesday unveiled the latest entrant into the streaming universe – a site for musicians to post their outtakes hassle-free.

John Balaban’s warm smile, friendly manner, sincerity and especially his profound knowledge of Vietnamese folk songs and literature has made him a close friend to many Vietnamese scholars.

Two flamenco and classical guitar concerts by Michel Grizard and Helena Cueto will be hosted by L’Espace on June 21 and 23.

Twenty-two documentaries will be screened during the European - Vietnamese Documentary Film Festival from tomorrow to June 17 in Ha Noi and HCM City.

The Friends of Vietnam Heritage will organise two English-speaking city walks during the weekend.

Indika Saigon will host the Chicken and Cumbia event from 6pm to 10pm on June 7 at 41 Nguyễn Văn Giai Street in District 1.

Heritage Space will host a special ultra sound synthesis entitled 6-Hour-Jam: Đẹp Trai Chết Hết on Sunday, June 10.

A woman is happy with a bumper maize crop in the northern mountainous province of Cao Bằng. — VNS Photo Đoàn Tùng

Some 150 Japanese and Vietnamese artistes will perform at a concert tonight (June 6) at the Hà Nội Opera House, featuring Beethoven masterpieces and contemporary dance.

With young adults born between 1980 and 1998 now accounting for 38 per cent of Việt nam’s population, their travelling and sightseeing preferences are having an impact on the tourism industry, and many companies are trying to cater to this profitable demographic.

Some important rituals of the ethnic people in the Central Highlands region will be reflected during an event held at the Việt Nam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism, in the Đồng Mô tourism area of Sơn Tây Town, Hà Nội, this June.