An art exhibition entitled Khoảng Lắng Vuông (The Square Moment of Silence) to commemorate Vietnamese former painter and photographer Nguyễn Lai is opened at HCM City Fine Arts Museum today.
Hầu đồng (also known as lên đồng) is a popular ritual in Vietnamese spiritual culture. Reporter Trần Thành talks to researcher Bùi Trọng Hiền about the art.
Young film directors are expected to shine in the annual 2016 Golden Kite Awards competition organised by the Việt Nam Cinematography Association in HCM City.
Annual Hùng King Memorial Day falls on the 10th of the third lunar month of the year, when Vietnamese living elsewhere in the country find their way to go to Việt Trì city and pay tribute to the ancestors of all Vietnamese people.
As an indispensable ingredient in every meal, the taste of cà đắng or bitter eggplant has become an important part in the food culture of Ê Đê ethnic people in the central highlands of Việt Nam.
The Colour Me Run festival in Hà Nội will host thousands of revelous runners on April 22.
A new play on young volunteers and their contributions to society will be staged this weekend in HCM City, as part of the city’s cultural activities to mark the 41st anniversary of the HCM City Young Volunteer Force (HYVF).
Cần Thơ city in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta hopes to boost tourism with a clutch of cultural and tourism events in the next three months, according to its Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Researchers have found various traces of a cemetery dating back 3,000 years ago at a cave in a karst mountain in Thanh Tương Commune, Na Hang District of northern province of Tuyên Quang.
Dozens of ceramic wares dating back up to the 14th century have been unearthed in the central province of Hà Tĩnh.
Snow Town, the largest facility of its kind in Southeast Asia, has already attracted hundreds of visitors since its opening last week in HCM City.
Women from across the country have been invited to take part in Miss Ocean Vietnam 2017, an event to encourage environmental protection.
HCM City will hold many activities on April 6 to commemorate the death anniversary of the Hùng Kings, known as the nation’s founders.
A ceremony marking an official UNESCO certificate of recognition to "Practices Related to the Việt Beliefs in the Mother Goddesses in Three Realms" as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity was held last night at the Phủ Giầy worshipping complex in the northern province of Nam Định.
People do morning exercises in Hà Nội. – VNS Photo Đoàn Tùng
A proposal to build a statue of a turtle beside Sword Lake, located in the heart of the capital city, was submitted to the Hà Nội People’s Committee earlier this week.