Phan Thiết is known for the natural beauty of its coastline as well as its rich cuisine and vibrant culture. Fish cake noodle soup, locally known as bánh canh chả cá, is a culinary ambassador that attracts both locals and foreign guests, according to master chef Phạm Tuấn Hải.
Held on an unprecedented scale, the Yên Tử Autumn Festival, which runs from October to December in the northern province of Quảng Ninh, aims to boost four-season tourism, promote the heritage economy and support sustainable development
HCM City now has around 681 potential tourism resources, forming a distinctive “triangle of identity” in the southeast region: the city centre representing urban vibrancy and creativity; Bình Dương offering industrial, craft and MICE potential; and Bà Rja–Vũng Tàu serving as a hub for leisure and wellness.
Private traditional art troupes in HCM City will restage classical cải lương (reformed opera) plays about Vietnamese history this month.
A vibrant lion dance opened the celebration, drawing crowds of visitors. The rhythmic drumbeats and joyful performances created a festive atmosphere reminiscent of Việt Nam’s cultural traditions.
From Europe to Asia, the Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 was celebrated in vibrant and heart-warming gatherings that united overseas Vietnamese communities, evoking the warmth of home under the same full moon.
On a vibrant Sunday at the La Phù village communal house, Hà Nội City held a grand ceremony to present the National Intangible Cultural Heritage Certificate to this cherished festival.
This year's scholarship recipients are disadvantaged students from various communes in Tuyên Quang Province, including orphans, who exhibit a strong spirit of resilience and a commitment to advancing their education and improving their lives.
The event aims to honour authentic musical expression, enrich the spirit, and celebrate Hà Nội’s cultural legacy.
Three outstanding films about Hà Nội will be screened at Ngọc Khánh Cinema, located on Kim Mã Street, Hà Nội, from October 8-10, to celebrate the 71st anniversary of the liberation of the capital city (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2025).
The Unicorn-Lion-Dragon Dance Art Museum is expected to become a new cultural landmark in Đà Nẵng, contributing to the preservation and promotion of Việt Nam's folk heritage while enriching the experience of international and domestic tourists.
The collection initially featured fewer than 100 books, mostly contributed by members of the Vietnamese community. Today, it has grown to include over 500 volumes spanning language, culture, history, geography, medicine, and science.
Vietnamese artists' participation contributed to promoting the diversity of Asian culture to international audiences.
This initiative will offer visitors not only the chance to observe and participate in heritage practices but also to immerse themselves in the cultural and historical spaces of the Chăm people.
Traditional handmade items now account for 70-80 per cent of the market, including star-shaped lanterns, drums, masks, lion heads, rotating lanterns and fish- or rabbit-shaped hanging lanterns.
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The Mid-Autumn Festival is a beautiful expression of Vietnam’s traditional cultural values, preserved and passed down through generations.
A lantern parade through the ancient streets on October 6 is expected to spread festive cheer across the town.
