A highlight of the week is the Hạ Long Carnaval 2026, scheduled to open on the evening of April 30 at the 30/10 Square in Hạ Long Ward.
An exhibition by French-Vietnamese painter Liên Phạm opened in Paris on March 13, showcasing a unique artistic approach that explores personal identity and cultural connections through experimental techniques.
Through 17 abstract-zen paintings at L’Art Gallery, artist Thái Tĩnh invites viewers to pause amid urban bustle and rediscover inner peace in colour and rhythm.
Asia is emerging as one of the regions attracting the greatest interest from French travellers in 2026, with Việt Nam ranking among the most searched destinations, according to a recent survey.
Việt Nam-Japan Colours is open to groups of three to five members who will face series of challenges in three rounds creating short videos, posters, infographics or articles.
Việt Nam's cinema industry saw strong growth in the 2025 domestic box office, with local films dominating.
Authorities in Gia Lai Province have proposed that airlines increase flights to Phù Cát Airport and Pleiku Airport to meet rising travel demand during the opening week of the National Tourism Year 2026 – Gia Lai.
Initiated and led by members of the Vietnamese diaspora community in Brisbane, the event offers a fresh approach to cultural storytelling
Guest artists and soloists from the HCM City Ballet Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HBSO) will present a musical journey in which masterpieces of opera and timeless symphonies celebrate the new year at the Opera House on March 14.
Eight new tracks inspired by journeys and lived experiences invite audiences into intimate musical spaces rich with emotion and imagery.
Pianist Laszlo Váradi, soprano Dalma Süle and Vietnamese-born Hungarian tenor Ninh Đức Hoàng Long will perform pieces by world-renowned Hungarian composers such as Franz Liszt and Béla Bartók.
The applicants came from many countries and diverse cultural backgrounds, creating a multicultural modeling community that reflects the event’s international spirit.
After becoming one of Việt Nam’s highest-grossing films, director–actor Trấn Thành’s psychological drama Thỏ Ơi!! is preparing for an international run in 14 countries and territories under the title Bunny!!.
After a short period of operation, the waterpark gradually fell into disrepair, with most of its facilities abandoned.
An Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman are chatting at the bar. Unfortunately, that’s where the joke ends.
It’s a fact that anyone using the roads in Việt Nam faces the risk of being involved in an accident at some point.
The Việt Nam National Drama Theatre is striving to keep pace with audiences while reaffirming its role as a leading institution safeguarding serious drama in today’s cultural life.
Themed 'Hà Nội – Green Tourism, Digital Experience', the annual event will take place on March 13-15 at the Thống Nhất Park featuring nearly 100 booths from enterprises, villages and tourism agencies.
