From authorities to businesses, and from heritage destinations to modern resorts, every "digital piece" is being connected to transform the capital into Asia's creative tourism centre.
Legendary violinist Joshua Bell has chosen Hà Nội as the last stop to his vibrant tour to Asia in October where he will perform in a concert of mystery and brilliance.
Hà Nội is a city that never fails to captivate, offering something for everyone at every turn. Whether wandering through the Old Quarter, where ancient houses, pagodas and temples blend seamlessly with modern skyscrapers, or soaking in the vibrant urban life on bustling sidewalks, sampling street food and enjoying traditional arts, there is always something to keep you entertained.
The award has been jointly organised by the VNA and the Military Industry and Telecommunications Group (Viettel) to honour the significant contributions of technology, spread inspiring and emotional visual stories, and convey meaningful messages about how technology enriches lives.
The Party leader expressed admiration for Bulgaria’s extensive efforts in preserving and promoting its cultural values. He said Việt Nam has always regarded culture as the spiritual foundation of society and a key internal strength that ensures the country’s sustainable development.
The event will be held from November 18 to 24 at Nam Cường Square, promising to offer tourists a special attraction through a series of unique cultural and art performance activities.
The exhibition presents six thematic chambers exploring the role of craft, collaboration, and imagination in contemporary Vietnamese design.
80-year-old Đặng Đan Đỉnh, from the northern city of Hải Phòng, is renowned for creating large public clocks. Though his creations are massive, they consume very little energy thanks to clever engineering. Let’s meet the passionate clock maker and learn about his lifelong devotion to timekeeping.
This year’s edition brings together over 170 artists, photographers, curators and experts from 21 countries, in collaboration with 25 specialised institutions.
The ancient town has successfully preserved the UNESCO-recognised world heritage site in terms of landscape protection, community-based role awareness, eco-urban building, core zone planning and heritage expansion space for future’s development.
The renowned travel magazine Travel and Leisure has recently named six caves in Quảng Bình among Việt Nam’s must-visit destinations: Sơn Đoòng, Én, Phong Nha, Thiên Đường, the Tú Làn cave system and Va. Each cave showcases distinctive geological formations and offers an unforgettable exploration experience.
Human and cultural values and belief in beauty are major themes of artworks by 16 artists from Japan, Indonesia, Brazil and Việt Nam, which are on display at the HCM City-based Lotus Van Art & Community Hub.
ocal artists will be in tune with German sound artist Felix Ermacora at a workshop on sound in Hà Nội from October 24 to 26.
Việt Nam and Cuba officially established diplomatic relations on December 2, 1960. Over the past 65 years, their traditional solidarity, special friendship, and comprehensive cooperation have been continuously strengthened through exchanges of all-level delegations, collaboration in economy, trade, investment, tourism, education, culture, and sports, as well as people-to-people interactions.
Hà Nội prepares to honour its thousand-year legacy with a citywide festival blending heritage, arts and community traditions this November.
Hương Sơn Commune, known for its historical relics and landscapes, particularly the Hương Pagoda, aims to become a vibrant tourism and service hub in southern Hà Nội. The commune is focusing on two main strategies: digital transformation and the development of a vibrant cultural industry.
Many outstanding literary and art works of HCM City over the past 50 years have been introduced to residents and visitors during the programme HCM City Literature and Arts Days held across the city.
HCM CITY Hà Thanh Vân, a literature lecturer at Hùng Vương University in HCM City and a respected literature and cinema critic, has long explored the evolving landscape of storytelling. She has written academic reports and published research, including studies comparing romantic fiction in oriental countries during the medieval period.
