Việt Nam News

Đà Nẵng officially launched a chatbot on smart travel to serve visitors during the 2017 APEC Economic Leaders’ Week, which is taking place in the city from November 6 to 11.

The Việt Nam Administration of Tourism (VNAT) and the Khánh Hòa Tourism Department organised site inspections at several hotels in the central province in the immediate aftermath of typhoon Damrey.

The Louvre Abu Dhabi, the first museum to bear the Louvre name outside France, presents around 600 pieces in a modern, light-filled structure in harmony with its desert-island setting.

After a dismal October for Hollywood, Disney and Marvel Studio's Thor: Rognarok proved a smashing success this weekend, pulling in US $121 million in North American theaters for a global total of $427 million, according to industry estimates.

A two-day festival promoting the creativity of young people living in HCM City and the southern provinces was opened in the city last Saturday (November 4), attracting many young researchers and visitors.

A night of flamenco dance and music will enchant audiences at the Việt Nam National Accademy of Music’s Great Hall today.

A series of cultural activities will be held through November in the central city and Hội An for delegates to the APEC Summit’s Economic Leaders’ Week and the APEC Voices of the Future Forum.

From septuagenarians to teenagers, more than 4,000 photography enthusiasts flocked to the final leg of the three-part 2017 Canon PhotoMarathon held in the capital on Sunday.

More than 70 Vietnamese and foreign guitarists will play at the International Guitar Festival 2017 organised by the HCM City Music Conservatory this week.  

Photo of the Day - Before a typhoon

Đỗ Trần Khánh Ngân was crowned Miss Globe 2017 on November 4 in Tirana, the capital of Albania, becoming the first-ever Vietnamese to win an international beauty pageant.

The ancient town of Hội An showcases a convergence of antique traditional architectural styles. It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 and attracts legions of tourists every year.

On the tourist routes of central Việt Nam, Hội An ancient town offers a change of pace from the normal hustle and bustle of cities. The small town boasts mossy old churches, temples and wooden houses dotted along small lanes shadowed with green and flowery climbing vines.

A coffee shop in HCM City’s Tao Đàn Park has become a popular place for people who like to listen to and admire beautiful songbirds.

An exhibition entitled Thu Vọng Nguyệt (Memories of the Mid-Autumn Festival) was held yesterday in Văn Miếu (the Temple of Literature) in Hà Nội.