Việt Nam has officially launched its first national cultural industry association in HCM City, part of efforts to turn culture into a key economic driver and strengthen the country’s global “soft power” in the digital age.
Over the centuries, Bánh Ít Tower has stood not only as an architectural work reflecting the construction techniques and sculptural art of the ancient Chăm people, but also as a cultural and historical site preserving valuable traditions.
The national achievement exhibition, themed “80 Years of Independence – Freedom – Happiness,” is the largest of its kind held in Việt Nam so far, bringing together 28 ministries and central agencies, 34 localities, 16 state-owned economic corporations, and 94 leading private enterprises.
Victory Vietnam by Swedish film director Bo Öhlén is a deeply moving and authentic documentary, officially premiered in April 2025 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification of Việt Nam (April 30, 1975 – 2025).
Mexican cooking has been absorbed into the country’s fast-evolving dining culture.
From jet skiing and parasailing to coral diving, Cô Tô Island in Quảng Ninh Province is reinventing itself as a green, modern and sustainable marine tourism hub.
The annual Green Rice Festival in Tú Lệ not only celebrates the unique flavor of this Thai ethnic delicacy but also turns the mountain valley into a vibrant stage of culture, tourism and community pride.
From folk music to traditional craft demonstrations, the upcoming Chăm Cultural Festival will showcase the richness of Chăm heritage, uniting communities from six provinces in a vibrant celebration by the sea.
The national scenic areas are located in the provinces of Ninh Bình, Lạng Sơn, Tây Ninh, Đồng Nai, Huế, Hưng Yên, Lâm Đồng, Quảng Ngãi, Quảng Trị and Hà Nội.
With nearly a month to go until the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival, Tuyên Quang City in Tuyên Quang Province is already alive with festive atmosphere.
Lâm Đồng Province is entering an exciting new chapter in its tourism journey, thanks to a recent merger that has opened the door to a wealth of opportunities.
The exhibition guides viewers through a period marked by dramatic social, political and cultural transformation.
The book, entitled 80 năm Thông Tấn Xã Việt Nam (1945-2025) (80 Years of Vietnam News Agency), features historical images, articles, news stories and thematic sections for each period, helping readers understand the context and role of the organisation during every revolutionary phase.
The Việt Nam Culinary Culture Association (VCCA) has announced a programme to award honorary titles to artisans who have made great contributions to preserving and promoting traditional Vietnamese cuisine.
Việt Nam's Điện Biên Phủ Victory Museum and the Caen Memorial Museum in France signed a cooperation agreement in May taking a new step in preserving and promoting the value of historical heritage, especially documents and artefacts related to the glorious Điện Biên Phủ campaign, a symbol of the fight for national independence.
With a passion for preserving traditions, Đoàn Thái Cúc Hương has revived Mid-Autumn lanterns, which were slowly fading from memory. These lanterns are crafted from dó paper and natural earth colours, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
Soloists from the Republic of Korea and Việt Nam will dazzle HCM City audiences with a night of beautiful opera arias by great composers at the Opera House on September 13.
A 153-year-old French mansion, renowned for its historic interiors and lush gardens, will reopen to the public in HCM City on September 20 after a year close.
